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Wool Projects to Warm Up Your Home
As temperatures dip outside, snuggle up indoors with toasty wool projects.
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Welcome Fall
A shield from the crisp winds and dropping temperatures, wool is the quintessential fall fabric. Spread the warmth of wool throughout your home with a few simple projects. Gather some woolens -- old and new -- in classic fall colors and patterns such as plaids and houndstooth. Look for readymade pillows, throws, and rugs along with washable wool blankets and wool yardage.
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how do I find this template for the dogs?
11/1/2009 04:31:27 AM Report AbuseThis is really pretty, but tuck that corner under, or cut it off and hem it. When a skirt or bedspread hangs out like that, it is a tripping hazard, especially for us seniors.
10/28/2009 02:15:52 PM Report AbuseIsn't "pressed wool" the same as Felt? Some of these ideas can be translated to fleece. I often find remanants in cute patterns or plain for scarves, etc. Although, wool is more ecological. Unless you know the fleece was made from recycled plastic bottles. I think the recycled is more expensive than the petroleum based.
10/28/2009 02:09:26 PM Report AbuseI agree, I am the same way
10/28/2009 12:40:06 PM Report AbuseAMEN to that!
10/28/2009 11:15:09 AM Report Abuse