How I made article series

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This article series consists of my makes from 3D printing, Cricut, sewing and embroidery! Follow along to see all the different things that I make and projects that I do.

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Articles in this series:

- Making the winter soldier book (sewing)

- How I made article 1 (Cricut, pouch + info cards)

- How I made article 2 (Cricut, birthday card)

- How I made article 3 (Cricut, soap tray)

- How I made article 4 (Cricut, notepad cover)

- How I made article 5 TBA

- How I made article 6 (Cricut, phone stand)

- How I made article 7 (Cricut, volleyball blanket)

- How I made article 8 (Cricut, compost bin)

- How I made article 9 (Cricut, birthday card)

- How I made article 10 (3D print, AirPods case)

- How I made article 11 (Sewing, stocking)

- How I made article 12 (Cricut, little lad socks)

- How I made article 13 (3D print, Mythosaur)

- How I made article 14 (3D print, impROCKster)

- How I made article 15 (sewing, tri tray)

- How I made article 16 (Cricut, ski hoodie)

- How I made article 17 (Cricut, deer coaster)

- How I made article 18 (Cricut, ski coaster)

- How I made article 19 (3D print, robot holding heart)

- How I made article 20 (Cricut, bear mug -no mug press)

- How I made article 21 (Embroidery, dance towel)

- How I made article 22 (Cricut, Butterfly coaster)

- How I made article 23 (Cricut, Yippee yappee shirts)

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