Don’t miss this fun event, a blog tour sponsored by Riley Blake to promote their Union Jack fabric panels. Participating bloggers will share project ideas starting 4/1 and ending 5/1; get the blog tour schedule.
The first blogger on … Read More...
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Don’t miss this fun event, a blog tour sponsored by Riley Blake to promote their Union Jack fabric panels. Participating bloggers will share project ideas starting 4/1 and ending 5/1; get the blog tour schedule.
The first blogger on … Read More...
This Chalkboard clock could actually work well in our house. During the week we don’t run on time we run on routine. I can hear myself now “it’s time to get up”
“it’s time to get showered”
It’s time to … Read More...
The irony of me posting on mini shorts on April Fools Day is not lost on me. Clearly these are not something I could, would or should wear. But if you are brave, slim or athletic enough then this tutorial … Read More...
I will forgive you for thinking these are an April Fools Joke. At first glance it does look a little crazy. Trust me with the right outfit these could be really fun and very funky! I don’t think I would … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Amber from Tangible Artiste shares a tutorial at Grosgrain showing how to make fancy trim duvet cover. It’s easily made from two bed sheets and a variety of decorative trims. She made for her daughter’s Fancy Nancy themed bedroom, but … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
I am totally in love with this sweet “baby clothespin bunny” and I think this is a project we can all make. How clever is Maya of “Maya Made” to dream up this one of a kind clothespin bunny and … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
These darling “Sewn Egg Chick” are by Kata Golda who lives in Port Townsend, WA and love summer and sits outside on a blanket filled with projects. Kata’s shown on “Petite Purls” with her sweet project. Kata gives you a … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
These soft baby chicks are beyond sweet, and you can create them with wool roving for the yellow chickies to adorn a twig basket and to cover Styrofoam eggs in a variety of colors. Lean how to create both projects … Read More...
by Katie Smith
When I got the chance to try out Softsoap’s new liquid hand soap and do a project with it, I gladly said yes! My favorite is the Peony & Plum
.The flavor is so lovely and fragrant. It smells … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
This “Owl Gift Card Holder” would make the coolest graduation gift card holder. This project is from Kat of “Just Crafty Enough”! There is a tutorial and you can download the Owl Template. Kat made it for the Christmas tree, … Read More...
Our readers are becoming more and more aware of what should be going on to your body but have you ever thought about what’s going in to your body? Green Juice if you have never heard or Green Smoothies, Green … Read More...
Sheep are usually a sign of spring along with something that is associated with Easter, which makes this the perfect project for this time of year. While I suppose you can cut up egg carton cups and glue them together … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
IKEA’s Poang chair is super comfy to sit in, and it’s also affordable. The downside is that it’s only available in a handful of colors. Danielle from Stickelberry has a solution, though. She shares a tutorial showing how you can … Read More...
This gum ball necklace is a fantastic alternative to a traditional lolly favor bag. Obviously it is suitable for older children due to choking hazards. The colors are amazing and it’s still got the sugary fun to it that most … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jody from Jody’s Creations shows how to make this pretty felt flower hairclip. It would also make a cute embellishment for an elastic head band. You can sew the whole thing together using hand stitches, making this a good take-along … Read More...
These eggs are almost to pretty to eat!
Lucy at Craftberry Bush has created these chocolate egg shells that you can hide a sweet surprise in. Since they are so delicate, she uses two layers of chocolate.
This would be … Read More...
I know what you are thinking I can make my own Hair Extensions? Well yes ladies, yes you can. First you need to source the hair, obviously the better the quality the better the look. Try E-bay and other cosmetic … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Faux leather has emerged as one of the hottest trends in the fashion world, offering the sleek, edgy look of leather without the high price tag or ethical concerns. This trend has made its way into all kinds of clothing, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Abby from Things for Boys shows how you can add trims to your seam without pinning them in place. Instead, she uses basting stitches to keep them in place while she sews the seam. It’s faster this way and you … Read More...
Here’s a fun and different card, follow the shape of your stamped image for a cool cut out shaped card front. The Peachy Keen Stamps blog has the directions.
-Heather