DIY stamped pencil cases

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DIY stamped pencil cases

Can I start by saying I don't sew, like really I don't. I made my oil bag, yes. But with a lot of mistakes. But I knew when I got the A Beautiful Mess, emoji stamp set that I wanted to stamp fabric and make a pencil case with them, after all, I had it on my pinterest board.

So out comes the fabric, stamps and stazon ink pad. After watching this youtube clip, here, a few times, and now need to buy fabric glue to make more, YES the tutorial shows how to make these with just fabric glue, genius! This is what I managed to make.

I really need to learn how to using the sewing machine. My main thing is keeping it to sew straight. My sister is the sewer in the family and I'm the crafter.Save

Posted on Wednesday, 29 April 2015 at 08:04 AM in diy | Permalink

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I'm an Australian blogger, I design clear and digital stamp sets. I wear the mum badge like a boss to three girls. Laugh everyday with my husband. Coffee, craft/DIY, donuts, oils, iced-coffee, instagram, TV series, blogging and food in general are my addictions... Enjoy

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I design stamps for my online store Kellie Stamps. I'm very passionate about memory keeping and even more so about designing stamp sets for memory keeping.

This project is to encourage you to take 31 minutes for 31 days during the month of MARCH/JULY/OCTOBER, to do something JUST FOR YOU! Because girl you deserve it! This can be anything from a mini album, a selfie [31 minutes of finding the right lighting, haha], document those 31 selfies, yoga, bubble bath, knitting, document that holiday you took three years ago, meditation, do an album that is ONLY on you, reading, listening to a podcast with a cuppa, going for a walk, a photo a day....

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