This is such an easy and fun project for Halloween and if you're a fan of the vintage look then you're gonna love this recycled fabric ghost project. 
You really don't need any special supplies either.
The vintage look is amazing and these ghosts came out adorable! 
I stiffened the fabric for these ghosts like the ones I've seen made with cheesecloth but today I had a better idea that would use recycled fabric.
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This was a fun project... I saw a stuffed pumpkin in the store with a pretty fabric label on the front of it. It was so cute and I figured not too hard to make.
The hardest part was deciding on the stem but I worked that out in the end. 
I'm happy with how this adorable stuffed, recycled pumpkin came out and the label is bonus! 
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You've seen the adorable small fabric carrots out there but have you yet seen a huge one?
I like to do things big... and recycled... and free! 
Today I'm creating a giant recycled fabric carrot for the front porch or fireplace that will really get your attention! 
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I hate the idea of waste and many times that is clearly evident at the grocery store! 
Our town has done away with plastic grocery bags and that was a great start but I've always wondered why they still have the smaller plastic bags to bring home produce. 
Trader Joes uses compostable bags made from 100% biodegradable materials but many of the other grocery stores still use plastic. 
This got me wondering what else I could use to carry home my produce. 
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Hearts are not just for Valentine's Day and if you make them from recycled fabric that you love, you're going to want to keep them out all year long! 
This easy tutorial uses recycled fabric tea towels to create beautiful double hanging stuffed hearts. 
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Funny things about gnomes, you either love them or hate them.  I wasn't sure how I felt about them for a long time but then when I started making them myself I fell in love...

Have you found any vintage fabric at the thrift store lately or do you have any heirloom fabric that you've been holding onto for years? 
I've got a great Fall and Halloween project for you with a vintage vibe today. 
I'm using heirloom fabric and a couple of candle stands to create the cutest and easiest ghost duo to decorate your home for Fall. 
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I just love tea towels and I buy them whenever I'm out and see cute ones.
Tea towels are not expensive and often I find the best ones at TJMaxx or Marshalls in a pack of 3 or 4. 
Where do all those old tea towels go to die? Well I'm going to show you today... first they go to the bin in my basement and then I grab the cutest ones for projects! 
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If you're following along you may have seen me create pumpkins from the fabric scraps I gathered from a rag placemat.  Today I'm using more of those rags to create a no-sew pumpkin appliqué for a pillow cover and I have to say I love it!

It's almost time to start thinking about the next season and here I am still making pumpkins! 
My house is decorated for Fall, it is Fall, almost time to start thinking about Christmas and still I can't stop seeing pumpkins in everything I do. 
Today I started out making something else and before I knew it... I was making a pumpkin! 
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Good Morning Friends! Let me just start out by letting you know that I've done this project before... ten years ago!  
I made recycled boiled wool Christmas trees and sold a ton of them at the local craft fairs.  
Those green wool trees with their clothespin trunks were very popular! 
This year I inherited new recycled wool fabric and I'm making more stuffed Christmas trees this with a little twist!
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Hi Friends! I'm at it again, creating another recycled fabric, no sew pillow for those that want to make it quick and easy with no sewing machine. 
I was inspired by one of my favorite websites once again only I'm getting the look for less. 
The best part... I'm recycling old fabric to make the cutest pillow! 
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Here is a fun project I literally made in half an hour using scraps of fabric I had laying around. 
A pin cushion that is so cute you're going to want to leave it out for everyone to see! 
All found and repurposed materials for this one, come take a look...

I had a lot of fun making this project! (Don't I always?)
I began with recycled fabric from my workshop and a gingerbread man shape. 
I experimented with an iron-on fusing to create a thicker fabric for the gingerbread men that worked great! Use them as ornaments, gift tags, or place cards for the holidays. 
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Today I'm repurposing an old project that was no longer serving our needs. I was looking around for a large basket to create a laundry bin for our basement laundry makeover and I came across a wire basket I had used for another DIY project.  

A beautiful DIY wreath made with recycled fabric.

Today's project was very easy and doesn't require any special machines. It is made just like they may have been made 100 years ago. 
I'm making primitive, coffee stained ghosts out of recycled fabric and they couldn't be cuter! 
I'll show you how to coffee or tea stain and make your stuffed ghosts look like they came right out of the 1800's! 
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Aren't these recycled denim pumpkins adorable?! And they are not hard to make! No sewing involved which is the best part! I took a little bit of several different stuffed pumpkin ideas and made these my own. The best part is that these recycled denim pumpkins were almost FREE!

In an attempt to decorate for Valentine's Day with a neutral pallet, I had an idea!  It just so happens that this idea is free to make too! 

Who's ready to get cozy? Do you live where it's cold and snowy? Here on Long Island we get all the weather! Right now we are expecting snow and after taking down Christmas, I'm ready to get cozy!