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Elizabeth has been crafting ever since she picked up a pair of scissors and a bottle of glue. She is a self-taught sewer who learned to embroider in high school and knit in college. She's still trying to figure out crochet. Handmade projects and job hunting fill up her free time.

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Kentucky Derby Craft Links

It seems that every year, the Kentucky Derby gets bigger and bigger. It is exciting as a Louisville native to see our hometown get so much publicity...
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Decorate a t-shirt for Derby

Every year at Derby time my Mom and I dig through dated t-shirts to wear for the big day. This year I wanted to try to make some new shirts instead. I...
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Make Kentucky Derby Festival pins

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These pins won't get you into any Derby Festival events for free, but they are fun to make and add a little flair to your outfit.I used two very...
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Make your own hat for the Kentucky Derby

A friend of mine asked if I would be sharing any DIY tips for Kentucky Derby hats this week. I have to admit that this is not my area of expertise. My...
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Jockey crafts for the Kentucky Derby, part 2

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Making themed crafts is a wonderful way to celebrate the Kentucky Derby Festival. This clay pot jockey made by my Aunt Dolly (specifically the plastic...
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Jockey crafts for the Kentucky Derby, part 1

Since the Kentucky Derby Festival has officially started I decided to come up with some Derby crafts. I already posted the Thunder Over Louisville...
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Whip up a blanket for Thunder Over Louisville

Thunder Over Louisville is just around the corner but you still have time to make a quick blanket to take with you. One of my favorite memories as a...
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