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Yay! I managed to put together the sixth Maribel Made Twit Finds. Things are a bit hectic over here because I’m moving. Country moves are epic, but it’s a good thing our flat came furnished. You might see a bit of a change in my blogging in the next month or so until things get a bit settled, but I’m going to try very hard to keep you all up to date on what’s going on. For now, I hope you enjoy my Twit Finds. :)

This week’s Twit Finds:

  1. How to Make a “Bloomin’Box” for Spring by Jeffery Rudell of CraftStylish- I’m totally going to try this tonight. I need a break!  (via @dudecraft)
  2. Cinnamon Copper Cushion Pillow Cover by Hand Knitted Things on Etsy- It may look simple, but it’s chic and very nicely done. :) (via @timothyadam)
  3. Easter Egg Radish Scarf MULTI scarflet lariat necklace crochet amigurumi by TWiNKiE CHAN on Etsy - This scarf is so fun and super cute! Kyaa!! (via @twinkiechan)
  4. Chair by Andrea Joseph’s Illustrations - I love this illustration. Andrea’s work is very pretty. :) (via @michaelnobbs )
  5. Tiny Earring Tree by Timothy Adam Designs on Etsy - I think I could use one of these with two more branches. I like it! (via @timothyadam)
  6. Chickenpox (Varicella-Zoster virus) by GIANTmicrobes - Killer plush! So cool. (via @neatorama)

See you again next week!

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Making cushions was the easiest thing I’ve ever sewn! This would definitely make a great starter project for anyone learning to sew or anyone who’d like to complete something fairly quick and small. Plus making your own cushions, as opposed to buying them, will save you a fortune. It’s super simple too…

Cut two exact square pieces of cloth (or whatever flat shape you’d like). Sew them right side facing at half inch from the edge, leaving a small opening the size of your hand on one side, then turn the piece inside out and fill. Once done filling to desired volume, pin the openning and sew with machine or by hand.

In the UK, I buy polyester fill from Christie Bears, but in the US you can purchase Poly-Fill at any department type craft store like JoAnn. Where does one get haberdashery in London anyway? See 2nd link below.

Christiebears.co.uk - Teddy Bear Supplies & Equipment

Diycityguides.ning.com/group/londonindiemakers - See this page for haberdashery in London

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