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Create your own adorable plush flower bouquet with this fun and easy fabric craft tutorial! Perfect for gifts, home decor, or just to brighten someone’s day, this project uses soft fabric, Fairfield World’s Poly-Fil fiberfill, and Poly-Pellets weighted stuffing beads to give your flowers the perfect shape and feel! https://youtu.be/y5ujVFN9mHs?si=JtN1ZNsoQ20U4pHD In this video, you’ll learn […]

There’s no better time to embrace sustainability than Earth Day — and no better way to do it than through creative, eco-friendly crafting! Whether you’re a DIY pro or just looking for a simple weekend project, upcycling and repurposing with Fairfield World products makes it easy to craft with the planet in mind. Here are […]

September is National Sewing Month, a perfect time to celebrate the creativity and craftsmanship that sewing brings into our lives. The focus for 2024’s celebration is Sew Sustainable. Fairfield World is passionate about combining the art of sewing with eco-friendly practices, ensuring that each project not only brings beauty but also makes a positive impact […]

Dive into a world of creativity that celebrates Earth Day every day with this round up of 15 fun and eco-friendly weekend Earth Day projects from Fairfield World! As Earth Day approaches, there’s no better time to roll up our sleeves and embark on creative projects that also contribute positively to the planet. Fairfield World […]

Earth Day is a great opportunity to learn new ways to reduce waste and protect our environment. Lots of makers are already pros at upcycling and flea market flips. While it’s fun to take something that was going in the trash and repurpose it into something new, it’s a great feeling to know that the […]

Trash to treasure, up-cycling, dumpster divine, flea market fabulous…whatever you call it, it is the creative mind at work. These creative recycling efforts help to keep items out of the waste stream, which in turn helps to save our Earth…one project at a time. We love to hear stories of people who take old things […]