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    Reply #1:

    Check out Whitney Sews on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/aglanceatmyworld
    she has tutorials for everything Happy
    or Threadbanger (I think you heard of them? I think you said that on one of my threads :p)
    Youtube has so many tutorials and they always inspire me Happy

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    "What's that?" he muttered as he got up to look out the window. The figure stepped, or more like crawled, underneath the streetlight. It was an octopus with a mustache and top hat. The boy ducked down, afraid that the creature would see him.

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    like a fleece beanie Happy

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    http://www.molendrix.com/strihy1.html~some for Ken there
    http://craftatticresources.blogspot.com/2010/06/ken-now-has-enough-of-his-own-free.html
    http://www.homesteadingtoday.com/showthread.php?t=375772

    I'm looking for how to attach a brim to a fleece hat

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    #1 is a great idea Happy but if you wanted to make the pillow you could try making a ladybug pillow pet Happy Little girls love those~ ^_^

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    On the Mew plushie, I would like to know how to do the eyes and bottom of the feet~maybe add a link or something? And when your showing the sewing remind people too leave a space open...you wouldn't believe how many people would sew them close XD If your plushies require a certain stitch, you could tell people to look them up online if they needed help :3 Othere than that they are very good Happy But to be professional little things like that could be included Happy And theyre very cute Happy I would certainly make them

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    Reply #7:

    http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Convertible-Dress/

    http://rowena.typepad.com/rostitchery/infinity-dress.html

    http://tallerthanthou.wordpress.com/2010/04/19/convertible-dress/

    http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=371087.0

    http://thisisalx.blogspot.com/2011/08/diy-convertible-dress.html

    I believe these are what your looking for Happy

    I'm looking for a pattern for ears like these on a hat: http://ayameanime.deviantart.com/favourites/#/d30fdpb

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    Charm bracelet sounds like a good idea, handmade charms or bought charms, people always like them. If you have any inside jokes, I would make something based off of the inside joke :3

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    flapper

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    Airborne (the little tablets you dissolve in water) always helps me Happy I take it at the first sign of symptoms and when the cold comes around I don't feel that bad Happy It's all natural and stuff in case you didn't know heh and it tastes pretty good too Happy

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    Cassie:
    http://www.burdastyle.com/patterns/toddler-size-max-costume
    Max from where the wild things are Happy It's adorable

    http://costumes.lovetoknow.com/Free_Animal_Costume_Patterns
    There's a ton of links on that one Happy

    http://costumes.lovetoknow.com/Free_Costume_Patterns
    and that one

    I'm looking for a Finn the human (from adventure time) plushie pattern Happy Sewn please Happy

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    capper... someone who caps things?

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    Thanks! Just what I was looking for Happy

    I found this really pretty loom tutorialon threadbanger and it's so easy:
    http://www.youtuber#p/c/15A108BB1B75EB97/35/sPpYivXfZWAe.com/Threadbanger
    This one looks a bit time consuming but it turns out really nice:
    http://xoelle.com/2009/05/t-shirt-latch-hook-rug-tutorial/

    http://crazymomquilts.blogspot.com/2008/02/rag-rug-tutorial.html

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    Reply #14:

    pamper

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    Reply #15:

    Thanks Happy

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