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creativejewishmom.com - 11/17/2009

Make An Adorable Seasonal Mobile From Embroidery Hoops (A Great Baby Gift!)

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Mobile Hoops Silo I really should be posting Chanukah crafts, since the holiday is approaching, but I really wanted to share this project with you now, as it has so many great possibilities. Make it for your home as an ode to the last vestiges of fall, and do it together with the kids and make a ...

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One Pretty Thing:  Daily DIY

CRAFT:  How-To: Embroidery Hoop And Felt Mobile

Dollar Store Crafts:  Make a Wintry Mobile

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Daily DIY
One Pretty Thing — VIEWING: Daily DIY Posted November 16th, 2009 at 5:00pm PST Only show similar posts. [image] *Make a lace-trimmed silk scarf with SewStylish on CraftStylish. *Head to Creative Jewish Mom and make a seasonal mobile out of embroidery hoops. *Create a zip-up wristlet with Sew4Home. *Craft recycled napkin rings with Alisa Burke. *I love this felt dinner for two by Dana on So You Think You're Crafty. *Learn how to make a celebration chalkboard with Somewhat Simple on A Feathered Nest. *Crochet a Valentine slouch hat with a how-to from ...

How-To: Embroidery Hoop And Felt Mobile
CRAFT — ... The composition of this embroidery hoop mobile from Sara of Creative Jewish Mom is so charming! Fun felt accents add a colorful touch and can be swapped out for changing seasons. [via ...

Make a Wintry Mobile
Dollar Store Crafts — ... can move it to adjust the weight distribution. Use a piece of wire to attach your components to the sticks because they won’t slide around very much, making it easier to adjust the balance. Items should float freely and not bump into each other. Expect to have a lot of trial and error when building your mobile! Some of my blogging friends have made other kinds of mobiles. Check ‘em out: Embroidery Hoop Mobile by Sara at Creative Jewish Mom This is so cute! I ...