Great idea. Link

Super cute peasant blouse, would look good on a grown up girl too! Link.

Twirly skirt tutorial. Link, both via Elsie Marley

Sweet little pants. Link, and a matching top. Link.

Itty bitty baby dress. Link.

Simple kimono wrap. Link

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This is great! You could try and preprint photographs onto paper to create a folded photo album. Link.

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This is a super idea! You could dye all sorts of trims this way, old doilies, shoelaces? Link via WeeWonderfuls.

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Great article over at Craft::Boom. Link.

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Great site, dig through the other pages for more goodies.Link.

Great detailed tutorial, I’ve always found these tricky. Link.

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Safe way to dye yarn with little people.Link.

Great gift idea for a crafty lady or man in your life. You could make some with self covered buttons as well. link

Great idea! Link.

Clear visual instructions for this tutorial. Link.

I don’t reckon you have to be under 3 to enjoy one of these? Link.

This a sweet idea. Link.

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Sweet little tutorial to turn a pillowcase into a doll duvet. Link.

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Sweet little cosy. Link.