Are you on the fence whether to make the plunge and buy yourself an overlocker or serger? Or do you already own one, but don’t quite know what to use it for? Lucy & Angela from Sew Essential tell 5 … Read More...
Technique: Back Side Clear Stamping
Get more from your clear stamps with this cool technique from Juliana Michaels. She used the *back* of her clear stamps to stamp with Distress Ink for a solid colored image, softened them with a little water and then stamped … Read More...
Halloween Bouquet
This Halloween Bouquet is such a cute idea. It sounds like she didn’t do this project with kids, but I think it would be perfect for them! Scissor skills and gluing are always fun for kids! Head on over to … Read More...
Spooky Cake Pops
What Does it Mean to be an Intermediate Knitter?
I kind of have a love/hate relationship with skill levels on knitting patterns. I usually like to note in my reviews of knitting books if patterns have skill level ratings, because they give knitters a general idea of whether the … Read More...
Beard Jewelry
Designed for an individual who wants to not only to stand out of the crowd, but also to be ahead of the crowd. If this is you, Krato will perfectly resonate with your inner desire for uniqueness!
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Tutorial: Autumn tree bunting
Celebrate the arrival of fall with this beautiful autumn tree bunting! Anna from Tea and a Sewing Machine shares a tutorial at Seams and Scissors showing how you can make one. She includes the template for making the cute tree … Read More...
Snickerdoodle Poke Cake Layer Cake
If you are a snickerdoodle or cinnamon fan, then you are going to love this cake. Sarah from The Gold Lining Girl shares how to create this two layered cake. Even the frosting is made with cinnamon and brown sugar. … Read More...
Stitch Your Family with Help from Do-It-Yourself Stitch People
Last month I shared a post with different tips for cross-stitching your family from Do Small Things with Love. I’ve seen online that there’s a book all about making cross-stitch portraits, but I haven’t had a chance to look at … Read More...
Free pattern: Reversible shopper tote in adult and kid sizes
Bonnie from Whisk ‘Em shares a free pattern for making a reversible shopping tote in 2 sizes – a full sized bag for adults and a smaller size one for kids to carry! Use them for grocery trips and let … Read More...
Explore Natural Materials in a Jar
Playing with, exploring and mixing up natural materials like said, soil and stone is a lot of fun for kids, and you can make it an easy science exploration without a lot of effort, as shown in this tutorial from … Read More...
Mummy Marshmallows for Halloween Hot Cocoa
I know it is National Coffee Day, but these mummy marshmallows will give your kids joy. This is a fun treat that you can make with your kids or surprise your kids with for Halloween. Meaghan from The Decorated Cookie … Read More...
Healthy Cappuccino Donuts
To continue with the coffee theme for National Coffee Day, these donuts will be your next favorite. These baked donuts are healthy and the creation of The Clean Eating Couple. You’ll enjoy an extra kick of coffee flavor in the … Read More...
Halloween Party Wreath
Feast your Eyes (pun intended) on this Halloween Party wreath. Set the scene of your next Halloween party with this spooky Welcome on your front door. Learn how to make it over at A Pretty life in the Suburbs.
Chunky Icelandic Blanket Pattern
I really love the chunky blankets, the only thing I have an issue with is the Wool pricing. One day someone will buy me a snuggy blanket all of my own. Until then I will try and make my … Read More...
Fisher Price Coding Code-a-pillar
I have recently been seeking out “coding” toys and apps for my children. Coding teachers children cause and affect (along with many other things). I love the concept and so must Fisher Price as they have released this Code-a-Pillar. It … Read More...
Project: Halloween Pop Up Panel Card
How much fun is this Pop Up Panel card!? I love the action of the fold out style pop up when the card is opened. The Stempeleinmaleins blog has basic directions for the card along with lots of different card … Read More...
Fabric drape and how it affects the look of a garment
Fabric drape is not just something to decorate your windows! In the sewing world, it’s how a fabric looks when it hangs down. Melissa from Melly Sews has a great post that illustrates what fabric drape is and how it … Read More...
Magic Buns
It’s National Coffee Day! These would be perfect to enjoy with your favorite cup of coffee. Krystle from Baking Beauty has adapted this recipe from Butter & Scotch Bakery cookbook. The original recipe uses all spice, but Krystle used cinnamon. … Read More...
Free pattern: Shorts for tweens
Sewing patterns for tweens are hard to find! Kids’ patterns are too small and often too childish is design, but the women’s patterns are not shaped for their bodies. Craft Passion shares a free pattern for making a pair of … Read More...