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Continue reading →: How to Make a Bow Baby HeadbandAre you ready for another super cute hair accessory? This time, Deanna from Sew McCool is showing us how to make a simple but stylish baby bow headband. Heaven knows my kids need these when they’re little! Deanna is another amazing seamstress. I’m so lucky she wanted to come share with…
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Continue reading →: Flower Hairbow TutorialIf you’re a mom of girls, you know that eventually you’re going to need something to put in their hair. Whether its a headband so your bald baby isn’t mistaken for a boy (I have a lot of experience in that area) or a hairbow to keep those baby wisps out…
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Continue reading →: Pinecone GarlandWhat’s more autumnal than a pinecone garland? Nothing. I had so much fun creating autumn decorations for my mantel this fall in a style that’s a little different for me. I LOVE autumn and it seems like every year I make something new to decorate with. For the past few…
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Continue reading →: DIY Photo BackdropFenna from Fabulous Home Sewn is here today with an awesome idea for creating an easy interchangeable DIY Photo Backdrop. I saw her post, and I immediately wanted to make one for myself. I have a great spot in my house with lots of natural light, but I’m always trying…
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Continue reading →: Sewing Patterns for Baby’s First YearShe’s an accountant by day, mom of two girls, fabulous sewist, and pattern designer. Jen from A Jennuine Life is here with us sharing some of the best PDF sewing patterns for babies and toddlers. I love all her choices, and I’m going to have to get working on some…
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Continue reading →: DIY Stenciled CurtainsI’m excited to share these stenciled curtains for my living room with you today. The living room is a huge room which we’ve separated it into two functional areas–a sitting area and a dining area. However, the room still hadn’t made it to the top of my list for decorating, so it kind…
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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.
