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Category Archives: sewing

Mar222012Jul 16 2013
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Flower’s first post- Making a pattern, otherwise known as winging it!

by Flower, in category crafts, sewing

Introducing… Flower! Yes, I have a very good friend named Flower, it’s no joke. Funny story: One time, at a bar, we were asked our names by a couple of guys. When we said “Flower and Lilly”, they thought we were giving them fake names. Anyway, I think it is very appropriate that Flower is… Read More

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Mar142012Jul 16 2013
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My “Meringue” skirt- dance party tested, sewing nerd approved

by Lilly, in category crafts, sewing

For a long time, I have dreamed of making my own clothes, so this is kind of a milestone for me. Last weekend, I completed my first ever garment; the “Meringue” skirt from The Colette Sewing Handbook. First of all, this book is awesome. I read about it in a post on Seattle blog, Not Martha. It was… Read More

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Mar102012Oct 29 2017
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Getting the novelty prints out of my system…

by Lilly, in category crafts, sewing

I found these chicken and egg contrasting fabrics at Pacific Fabrics and since I have chickens, I had to get them! My first apron! The instructions came from the book, Sew and Stow. I found it on the clearance rack at Pacific Fabrics. I had a yard of each fabric and had to decide what pieces… Read More

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Feb282012Jul 16 2013
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Cute as a button sewing machine cover

by Lilly, in category crafts, sewing

When I took my Pattern Reading class at the West Seattle Fabric Company, I picked up a book called One-Yard Wonders: 101 Sewing Fabric Projects. All the projects in it are super cute and come with great instructions and patterns, so they look doable for a beginner like me. I figured this book would be… Read More

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Feb192012Oct 29 2017
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Welcome to Rake and Make!

by Lilly, in category cooking, gardening, sewing

Five years ago, when I first bought my house and was trying to figure out what I was going to do with the intimidating grassy area in my front yard, I took the Comprehensive Organic Gardeners class at Seattle Tilth. The COG class provided me with a great foundation of knowledge to utilize that big grassy area in a… Read More

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Rake and Make is a Seattle, WA. based blog, so I’m gardening in the Pacific Northwest climate. I live with my husband, two dogs, a cat, and a rotating cast of chickens. What started out as a gardening blog has grown to include all the things I like to make, whether it's gardening, cooking, or craft related. Please comment, subscribe, and follow me on social media!

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