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Name: Bandana-rama
Author: Judith Cressy

Bandana-rama equips children of all skill levels to create 21 projects by simply wrapping, gluing, or sewing pre‑hemmed bandanas. The book includes headbands, belts, hoodies, pillows, a guitar strap, and more, all accomplished by hand or machine sewing, or even just scissors and glue. By eliminating the need to hem borders or trace stitching lines, the focus shifts to the child’s creative design and personal style.

First publish date: 2014

Genre: Food, Sports & Hobbies/Crafts & Hobbies

Authors: Judith Cressy

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