Earlier this week I shared a post with card ideas using cats and dogs, click here if you missed it, so I thought it would be fun to share some FREE digital stamps that went along with that theme. … Read More...
How to Set Up Science Centers at Home or in the Classroom
One of my favorite things in the little kid classrooms my daughter was in when she was younger (besides pretend play) was the science center. This space pretty much always had magnifying glasses (and probably binoculars because it was in … Read More...
How to Design a Vest Knitting Pattern
I talked the other day about how much I am enjoying vests lately. Another reason I’m liking them is that they give me an excuse to knit something sweater adjacent without actually knitting sweaters, since I have about 24 knit … Read More...
The Homesteading Movement Is Booming—Here’s How to Get Started Before It’s Too Late!
Have you noticed how the world is embracing homesteading more than ever? People are looking for ways to live sustainably, be more self-sufficient, and make the most of the space they have—whether it’s in the countryside or the heart of … Read More...
Barefooted Welder: Turning Scrap into Sculptural Statements
Today, in honor of ANZAC Day, we’re shining a spotlight on a truly unique Australian artist — The Barefooted Welder, aka Michael Dudley. Based in North Queensland, Michael is known for his raw, imaginative sculptures made entirely from scrap … Read More...
Master the Art of Quilting with Pre-Cut Fabrics: A 7-Lesson Masterclass!
Are you eager to dive into the world of quilting but find yourself short on time? Or perhaps you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a fresh and efficient approach to your craft? Look no further! Join us for an exhilarating … Read More...
Free Garden Shed and Gardening Printables
If you love to garden and also love to scrapbook about your garden then you’ll need to download this beautiful collection of printables. The FREE Garden Shed Scene Creator by Little Star Designs has a cute shed, lots of pots, … Read More...
Graduation Cross Stitch Patterns
I recently shared a review of a book full of graduation cross stitch patterns and noted that I haven’t shared a lot of graduation cross stitch patterns before. So let’s take a look at some in case you have a … Read More...
Unofficial Bridgerton Embroidery: 20 Patterns Inspired by the World of Regency Romance
As a devoted fan of the Bridgerton series, I was thrilled to discover The Unofficial Bridgerton Embroidery: 20 Patterns Inspired by the World of Regency Romance by Hilary Leslie. This delightful collection offers a unique opportunity to bring the elegance … Read More...
3 Ways to Use Distress Crayons on a Butterfly Card
I love Tim Holtz’s products, he creates so many unique paper crafting items from pattern papers, ephemera bits, stamps, inks, sprays, dies, coloring mediums and so much more. They are perfect for creating mixed media and rustic designs for handmade … Read More...
30 Faux Leather Handbags You Can Sew: Stylish DIY Patterns for Every Occasion
There’s something undeniably chic about faux leather handbags. They add a touch of edginess and sophistication to any outfit, all while being more affordable and animal-friendly than their genuine leather counterparts.
If you’ve ever admired a friend’s stylish brown faux … Read More...
Learn About Central African Republic for Kids
The Central African Republic is a landlocked central African country that’s bordered by Chad, Sudan, South Sudan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo and Cameroon.
Central African Republic Basics
- The area that is now the Central
Knit Some Pretty Flowers for Spring
Whether because of Mother’s Day coming up or wishing spring flowers would arrive a little faster, now is a great time to knit yourself some flowers that won’t wilt. I’ve shared some flower knitting patterns before but I think these … Read More...
Herrschners to Distribute Big Twist Yarn
One of the biggest worries I’ve seen from people with the in-progress closing of Joann craft stores is the loss of Big Twist yarn. Big Twist is a private label yarn that was sold exclusively at Joann (though you can … Read More...
Chalet Beanie – Free Pattern
I recently had the pleasure of crocheting the Chalet Hat, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with the results. This crochet hat pattern boasts an “easy” skill level, making it accessible even for those with limited crochet experience. Let … Read More...
12 More Easter Scrapbook Layout Ideas
This darling Easter layout from Brianna has pretty stitched on floral pattern paper borders and two rows of photos with the die cut sentiment in the center that’s backed with more pattern paper. Notice how she alternated photos and embellishment … Read More...
The Belted Pouch – Free Pattern And Tutorial
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his belted pouch is large enough for a big mobile phone, a small wallet, car keys and a couple of cards.
Perfect for shopping, hiking, cocktail parties, sports watching, and makes an ideal gift for Christmas, you can’t go … Read More...
Make Your Own Natural Spider Repellent – Plus More Simple DIY Bug Repellents You’ll Love
Say goodbye to creepy crawlies in your home with this easy guide on How to Make Your Own Natural Spider Repellent! If you’re tired of using harsh chemicals or just want a more eco-friendly alternative, this simple DIY solution … Read More...
How to Make Scissor Fobs
One of the fun things about crafting is that there are a lot of accessories, and sometimes you can craft those accessories or craft things related to those accessories.
One good example of that is scissor fobs. This is definitely … Read More...
A fond farewell from one of my favorite things onto full time art world making
I have had the pleasure of being the Recycled Editor at Craft Gossip for over 15 years. I can’t think of a better job than to immerse myself in a community of creatives that focus on sharing their eco-creations with … Read More...