by Maria Vowell
1. Attach motifs together to form curtains, scarves, pillows,
bedspreads, tablecloths and table placemats.
2. Make a satin pillow the same size as motif, fill with
potpourri, sew motif onto pillow for a nice decorative scented
pillow that can be used to scent closets, drawers and cabinets.
3. Use a motif to make a nice area rug for a dollhouse.
4. Crochet motifs using regular sewing thread then sew together
to form bookmarks.
5. Purchase a journal or small notebook, cover in attractive
cloth and sew a motif on the cover to make a wonderful gift.
6. Frame a motif for an attractive wall hanging.
7. Laminate a motif and glue cork to the back to make attractive
coasters.
8. Attach a magnet on the back for attractive décor for your
fridge.
9. Sew onto a hemmed piece of muslin or satin, attach Velcro on
the edges and fold in half for a handy holder for sewing needles.
10. Embed a motif made of sewing thread into a bar of soap for
attractive bathroom décor that will amaze your guests.
Instructions for embedding in soap can be obtained through the
free Scents And Beauty Business Course at
http://www.lyciall.com/beautycourse.htm
11. Sew a muslin bag the same size as motif, leaving one end
open. Attach a motif to front and back of bag, attach Velcro for
a closure and crochet a nice handle to make a sweet purse that
any little girl will love.
12. Sew a motif onto the back pockets of jeans for a decorative
touch that will always be in style. Add extra flair by sewing
several motifs around the bottom of the jeans legs as well.
13. Glue 2 used CD's together using rubber cement, with the shiny
sides facing out. Glue a motif on each side, thread ribbon
through the CD hole and hang in your car or by your window for an
attractive sun catcher.
14. Dip a motif lightly in scented wax, lay it on waxed paper to
dry, hang anywhere you'd like a freshening scent.
15. Cover an empty can with wallpaper, or attractive cloth, glue
a motif onto the can for a decorative pencil holder.
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Maria Vowell is a published designer that has crocheted since she
was 11 years old, who has successfully mentored literally
hundreds of crafters, both online and off, and who has over 13
years experience at designing her own crochet patterns. To obtain
20 free vintage crochet patterns at Ms. Vowell's site, please
visit the following URL: http://www.lyciall.com/patterns.htm
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