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Continue reading →: How to Sew a Boxy Zipper PouchAt the beginning of the month, I got to share a fun project over at The Ribbon Retreat where I was a contestant in a blogger challenge. Four of us were given the same supplies and asked to create a project. I made this fun boxy zipper pouch, and love…
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Continue reading →: Watercolor Earth PrintablesA while ago I posted about the Relief Society birthday celebration I helped put on, and I had some wonderful responses to the watercolor Earth I used. So today I’m sharing four versions–a simple plain version and three with quotes to suit different tastes. I never get tired of the fresh…
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Continue reading →: The Jukebox DressHave you heard of the One Thimble e-zine? It’s full of fun patterns, tips, and sewing goodness, and for Issue 7 I got to play along by sewing up a version of this super cute Jukebox dress which has both a woven and a knit version that you can mix and match! Today…
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Continue reading →: 7 Ways to Make Your Sewing Look ProfessionalUpdated April 2019 You’ve come to learn more about how to make your sewing look more professional and amazing, and I have so much to share with you. Before we get to those tips though, let me share a few more things with you. When I started sewing I would often look…
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Continue reading →: Pier 7 Top and Perfect Petal Skirt–Bundle Up WomenI always love being part of a blog tour–especially when it’s for a Bundle Up sale where there are so many fun patterns to choose from. And while I sewed up two today, there are several more I really want to make up. The patterns I tested were the Pier…
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Continue reading →: How to Sew a Hem TutorialSometimes I get so wrapped up in creating a big project that I don’t think about the basics of sewing. But those basics, like how to sew a hem, are so important to the big picture. So when I got a request to cover things like hemming and zippers and buttonholes,…
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I’m Lisa
Welcome to Mabey She Made It, my cozy corner dedicated to all things homemade and delightful. One of the greatest things I learned while growing up was to know what “home” felt like. Creating feels like home to me, and I’m at home when an idea translates into something beautiful or functional.
