3-Sided Tableskirt Tutorial for your Craft Table

Double click these images to enlarge the instructions. I made two of these this weekend for some upcoming events, and thought it'd be nice to share. Only basic sewing skills are needed. There isn't any hemming involved since all the edges use the hems from store bought items.

Let me know if anything is unclear in the instructions - I was up pretty late creating this tutorial!

Pictures of the ones I made to follow in a few days.

Candy Please!

My Halloween basket is empty! http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=15541839

Iris Folding for Autumn

The picture doesn't do these justice! If they don't sell I will cut the fronts off and frame them.

Crankin' Em Out...

...for the Columbia Market Festival at HCC, Wednesday, October 1

Bird's Nest or Basket?

I'm always looking for new ways to photograph things, so up in the tree it went...

Still my Favorite!

I'm always thrilled to have a reason to make another one of these! The picture frame is left blank at the customer's request.

Getting Organized

These albums serve dual purposes. I use them as references when working on my projects, and also to take to craft fairs. Patrons seem to like flipping thru them, and it makes it easier for me to talk about my work. The smaller size works well: only one project per page means I can reorganize the pages, and they take up less space. The only drawback is that they cost a little more, and are harder to find.

Double-sided Cardstock

Not pop-ups, but I need to use up supplies!

Gobble, Gobble!

My version of the sabudaturkey here, complete with feathers and googly eyes!

Christmas Already?

Sadly, yes, I have to start now developing new designs for this season. This angel was initially supposed to be a mock-up for a color design, but I liked her in white, too.

Sunglasses Required....