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Too much interfacing...
in Crafts
Greetings all,
Between the mental failure of myself, a salesclerk, and a calculator, I ended up with almost twice the amount of interfacing I needed for a project. I have 17 15" squares of the stuff. Any ideas for fun (and easy) sewing projects that I could use this interfacing for? I could make a few tote bags (early xmas gifts), but what else? I'm interested in making soft baby toys, but don't know if the interfacing would be useful...I'm using the rest of it for a t-shirt quilt currently. I guess I could make another, smaller one if I pull this off? Any other ideas appreciated! 
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Re: Too much interfacing...
TTC Baby #2 - BFP on 12/14/11 @ 10DPO - CP confirmed 12/18/11
BFP #2 on 1/13/12