HeyJaredKaty Bowyer
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Crafting with Katy: Witchâs Cauldrons (opens the original)
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Our first craft is a flower cauldron. Weâre using a container, pool noodles, and flowers all found at the Dollar Store. We cut our noodles and taped them into groups of 4. This is going to act as our base. Iâve used flower foam in the past but these noodles will work the same. Hayley arranged our flowers and created the spookiest front porch decoration. We had a little trouble working on our second cauldron! We were running out of time and I didnât have all the supplies we needed. After a
Crafting with Katy: DIY Sign (opens the original)
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We started with a banner and now we need our very own sign. Weâre using an A-Frame sign with a magnetic plate. My plan is to make a âpillow caseâ that can slide on and be held up by magnets. I measured the plate and added some extra for seam allowance and so I could make a hem on the opening. Iâm using a star pattern for the front and a solid black for the back. I ironed and cut the fabric to size 30 by 19. I lined up the edges and pinned the sides together. I sewed around leaving the to
Crafting with Katy: Fabric Banner (opens the original)
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I decided to make a fabric banner after visiting the many vendor booths at The Gathering at Nanbop Farm. Each tent had amazing signage and I wanted to create something that could be used for any upcoming Crafting with Katy event. I started out by ironing my background fabric. I chose very bright fabric to make my letters out of. I also bought some Steam-A-Seam 2. This will make my fabric letters into stickers that I can iron down. No sewing needed! I designed my banner on Canva and printed out m
Crafting with Katy: Zipper Bag (opens the original)
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Iâve made several bags before but I havenât had the courage to work with zippers. My friend Avery joined me during this craft to show be how easy adding a zipper can be. She says she done this 10 times but I think it might be even more! She knew what she was doing. Before we started I ironed and cut two different fabrics. I need two 9.5 inch by 5 inch rectangle in the outer pattern. I cut two more 9.5 inch by 5 inch in a different pattern to use as the bags lining. I also have two 2.5 square
Crafting with Katy: Quilted Butterflies (opens the original)
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Iâve had this craft in the back of my head for a while now. I kept my eye out for some old fashioned clothespins also known as dolly pegs. I found a bunch while thrifting. I made my own template out of cardstock. I started by tracing my clothespin. I made sure to mark the length of the split. I want to have space for the fabric to fit between the wooden clothespin. I draw out one side of the butterfly. My first try looked like a kidney bean. I adjusted it and then cut the one side out. I folde
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