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If you’re a DIY enthusiast or just looking to tackle a few home projects, DIY: Repair, Renovate, and Decorate with Over 450 Step-by-Step Projects by Peter Parham is the ultimate guide you need on your bookshelf. This updated edition is … Read More...
Recycling is an important habit that can make a big difference in protecting our planet. However, teaching kids about it doesn’t have to be boring. With a little creativity, you can turn learning about recycling into a fun, hands-on experience. … Read More...
If you’re looking for a sweet and simple crochet project that’s perfect for beginners, the Playful Colors Baby Blanket Crochet Kit (SKU: B72302) is an absolute winner! Priced at $34.96, this kit offers everything you need to create a … Read More...
Sweet November has some of my favorite fairy stamps! Amy used them for a trendy Spring postage style card with buzzing bees and falling flowers and a darling dancing fairy scene in the center. She colored her stamped images and … Read More...
Learn to make a DIY Summer Grapevine Wreath using vibrant pink dahlias, Gerber daisies, a variety of greenery, and a large multi-ribbon bow. I will guide you through the process step-by-step! I have included lists of the required supplies and … Read More...
I feel like I’ve knit most things that you can knit through my many years of knitting and designing, but one thing I’ve never done is a sweater worked in fingering weight yarn. It just sounds like too much commitment … Read More...
I have been doing a little more cross stitch design this year, and while I generally start by drawing out my patterns by hand on graph paper, eventually I want them to be prettier and easier to read than a … Read More...
If you’re looking for a crochet project that’s both stunning and beginner-friendly, the Lowink Blanket Crochet Kit (SKU: B72305) is an absolute must-try. With a price tag of $89.90, this kit delivers a beautiful, gradient-colored blanket that can be … Read More...
If you’re a quilting enthusiast or a beginner looking to immerse yourself in the world of patchwork, The Quilting Book: A Step-by-Step Guide to Patchwork and Quilting provides an impressive blend of foundational knowledge and creative inspiration. This guide is … Read More...
If you’ve ever upgraded your computer and ended up with an old keyboard collecting dust, don’t toss it—upcycle it! There’s a whole world of creative, eco-friendly projects you can make using recycled computer keyboard keys. These DIY keyboard crafts aren’t … Read More...
Now that the original Winnie the Pooh is in the public domain we’re seeing lots of fun new paper crafting products featuring classic Pooh images like stamps and scrapbooking supplies. These image bring back so much nostalgia and the joy … Read More...
Looking for a fun and creative way to showcase your favorite memories? Making photo magnets at home is a simple, budget-friendly project that lets you turn your photos into cute, personalized decor for your fridge or workspace. Whether you’re looking … Read More...
Okay, fellow crafters and coloring fanatics, I have to tell you about a little upcycling gem I stumbled across—and yes, it involves your trusty old jeans and your ever-growing collection of coloring pencils.
If you’re anything like me, adult coloring … Read More...
If you are looking for adorable cross stitch patterns for a baby or little one’s room, LilyMae Stitching on Etsy is a great place to start. From adorable animal alphabets (in regular and mini sizes!) to sweet little animals and … Read More...
I came across this adorable “Be a Police Officer” T-shirt appliqué pattern, and I just had to share it with you all. I spent some time reviewing the tutorial and really loved how it turned out — … Read More...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
