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There’s still time to decorate your home, planner or scrapbook for July 4th! Grab these Free Patriotic 4th of July Printables today!
Above you’ll see nautical prints for your mantel. Get them at the link below. Looking for Patriotic paper, … Read More...
This red, white and blue quilt made by Allison, of Cluck Cluck Sew, is the perfect decor for the 4th of July. It’s very little fuss for a big impact. Though she made this a few years back, it bears … Read More...
Using Distress Crayons Shelly Hickox got a cool artsy background for this masculine stamped tag. Visit her blog, Stamptramp and she’ll show you how she did it.
-Heather
I’ve seen quite a number of bookends made with toy animals but this one made with an action figure cut in half is so fun! Pop on over to the blog Make Fun creating for an illustrated tutorial on how … Read More...
We have shared many cake and cupcake recipes with a surprise inside. Forgive me, I can’t remember if we have done ice cream surprises before. The heart is made from chocolate mousse and Dini from The Flavor Bender shows you … Read More...
It’s almost the 4th of July, and this year I’m really behind schedule. Luckily, Buzzfeed has 16 easy recipes that only uses 3 ingredients to help me and hopefully others. Some of these we have featured in the past, but … Read More...
In my high school and early college years, I worked with printing companies as a part time job. Most of the imprints we did used screens in some forms and it was always neat to see the process of getting … Read More...
Vintage sewing machine or a new sewing machine. Which side do you fall on? Personally, I like them both. But if you’re considering whether or not to give a vintage sewing machine a try, So Sew Easy has just published … Read More...
Cake for breakfast? Why not, especially when it has both a fruit and a vegetable included. This is a great summer item using all the fresh items this time of year, but can be made anytime of the year. Sue … Read More...
Most of the time most people cross stitch on Aida or other fabric, but there are lots of other ways to add cross stitch to projects that started out with a different craft.
For example, you can cross stitch on … Read More...
Do you love fairy crafts? Then you must see the work of Tina O’Rourke. I recently found her blog and she has a collection a tutorials all about fairy crafts that are so magical! Most of these projects use basic … Read More...
Oh my goodness! I am trying to think of a (valid) reason to have a party just so I can make this amazing candy storage vessel. It is so adorable there is no way I would actually let anyone bash … Read More...
DIY Crochet Top: The Enchanted Halter. This halter top is perfect for a Bohemian skirt or for swim wear.
Need Crochet supplies and Yarn? We highly recommend Lionbrand for quality yarn and ongoing yarn sales and discounts. Make sure to … Read More...
Learn how to make a no sew modern stamped blanket by using potatoes as your stamping medium! Yes, I did say potatoes!
If you thought potato stamping was only for kids, think again! Because you can use them to make … Read More...
This fun magic card has a simple plain design on the outside but when the recipient pulls on the tab it reveals an amazing colorful card. It’s magical! Head on over to Stampin’ Up’s Youtube for a video tutorial.
-Heather
Oh, I am loving this mermaid tail baby gown! The design is so smart and so cute! A simple knot at the bottom makes a mermaid tail shape. Kate from See Kate Sew shares a free pattern for making one. She also … Read More...
Download one of these free patriotic printables for instant art that will show your pride this Fourth of July. Choose from printable banners, chalkboard art, subway art, mason jar art and more.
Printables like this can also be used in … Read More...
Here is a cute way to serve up the ice cream sandwiches and extend the life of the box. Stef from Girl. Inspired. cut ice cream sandwiches in half and dipped the sides into sprinkles. What a great way to … Read More...
If you’ve ever used a knitting machine designed for home use you know how laborious it can be. You still have to do a lot of the work by hand, such as ribbing, increasing and decreasing, and of course all … Read More...
It’s Canada Day here – great summer weather, the local county fair and rodeo and a small fireworks show later – and I’ve got a Canada Day craft that uses jewelry clay, an air drying resin based clay from the … Read More...
