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A little paint, pegboard, and chicken wire is all it takes to transform frames into wall storage for your scrap room. You’ll need to pick up
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- Frames
- Pegboard Sheet (from Home Depot)
- Chicken Wire (outdoor fencing section at Lowe’s)
- Spray
Baby doll sleeps soundly under this flower applique quilt made by Jill of Snugglebug University. Of her project she says,
… Read More...If you’re looking for something simple…this one is just for you! It’s more like a cheater quilt, but I love
Danielle from DIY Danielle shows how you can sew these hanging herb planters, perfect for gardening in a small space. They’re also a great way to control the growth of more invasive herbs, like parsley or mint. Instead of planting … Read More...
Have you been seeing the little fairy gardens people are making these days? This felt toadstool would so cute in one! Tina from Miss Daisy Designs shares a free pattern for making one. It’s made entirely with simple hand stitches, … Read More...
Portia from Makery has generously shared a fantastic free pattern for creating your very own origami leather needle wrap, and it’s the perfect project for anyone who enjoys hand sewing or crafting. This clever little leather needle book is both … Read More...
photo credit: My Fussy Eater
I love chocolate bark, it is a fun and easy to make dessert. It can be messy in the summer months because the chocolate melts in the heat. We are trying to be healthier, so … Read More...
photo credit: Hanielas
I know shark week is later this summer, but I always seem to miss it. Besides, you can make these cookies anytime during the summer. A great cookie to eat while watching “Jaws”. Maybe you have a … Read More...
The challenge of sewing a V-neck t-shirt is binding off the V in the neck. There are a couple of ways to do it. One way is to overlap the band at the point of the V. Another way is … Read More...
photo credit: The Foodwright
In the summer time I love a tall glass of lemonade or ice tea. This pink lemonade cupcake may become my dessert of choice this summer. Lucia from The Foodwright created this sweet and tart cupcake … Read More...
photo credit: CakeWhiz
I know this cake was for back to school, but I think it would be good for an end of school year or teacher appreciation cake too. Maybe even a graduation cake for a college student that … Read More...
I love cross stitch and embroidery. I am thrilled clever crafters are coming up with new and unique surfaces to stitch on like this awesome idea to embroider on a strainer. Pop on over to Jans Schwester’s blog to see … Read More...
It’s just about time for my 14th wedding anniversary, and we’re heading into wedding season, so I thought it might be fun to look at some projects that are perfect for weddings and other fancy occasions.
Which of course needs … Read More...
photo credit: Kleinworth & Co.
Gina Kleinworth posted these blueberry cheesecake pops on The 36th Avenue blog. Frozen cheesecake yogurt mixed with blueberry jam. Imagine all the other pops you could make, switching the fruit jam. Make these in your … Read More...
There is something I find mesmerizing beautiful about this simple jute basket. I think it’s all about going back to basics and simplicity. The leather handle adds a modern day touch whilst being very practical. You can grab the free … Read More...
1/4 cup Coconut Oil
3 tablespoons Witch Hazel
12 drops Juniper oil
12 drops Rosemary oil
32 drops Grapefruit oil
30 drops Cypress oil
4tbs of base lotion
or store bought moisturising cream.
Start by mixing … Read More...
Raccoon is a Level 3 pattern, using a variety of stitches that cover up most of the pattern surface. Great for adventurous beginners or seasoned stitchers!
All Kiriki patterns are screen printed by hand with vibrant, water-based inks right onto … Read More...
Give a dog collar a makeover with a simple fabric wrap! You can get a whole new look without buying a new collar, or even buying the hardware to make one. Kate at Bite Sized Biggie shares a tutorial for … Read More...
Here is a roundup of “a zillion” things to do with pool noodles by Menucha at Moms and Crafters. This time of year, pool noodles have started showing up everywhere, so why not use them in craft projects?! These crafts … Read More...
Here a great way to get more from your embossing folders, emboss them and then add color. You can use chalks, markers or ink pads with sponge dauber like on this pretty card from Card Maker Magazine. Visit their blog … Read More...
photo credit: Domestic Batch
How cute are these mini chocolate chip cookies served with milk shooters? What a cute idea for a baby shower! Ashley from Domestic Batch created these for her friends baby shower. I could even see these … Read More...
