We’ve all had times when we knew we were putting a project in time out. Usually that is accompanied by frustration and getting the project out of our sight as quickly as possible.
But we really should be kind to … Read More...
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by Sarah White
We’ve all had times when we knew we were putting a project in time out. Usually that is accompanied by frustration and getting the project out of our sight as quickly as possible.
But we really should be kind to … Read More...
by Dana Hinders
Washi tape, a type of patterned decorative masking tape, is a must-have item in any crafter’s supply stash. I already have more rolls of tape than I could ever possibly use, but I keep buying more!
If you’re looking for … Read More...
Now this project is just perfect for summer time crafting with the little kids but really a crafter or any age could have a fun time with it. Pop on over to the link Julie sent in to the blog … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
These ruched ribbon (or fabric) flowers make beautiful hair accessories! Deanna from Sew McCool shows how you can make one. She calls it her Annabelle flower. It’s made entirely with hand sewing – no sewing machine required. Not only can … Read More...
We all love the bright colors that the summer brings about. Whether it be from flowers, or the fun décor, there are so many options to make our day a little more cheery. This fun little posts shows how you … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Kristy from The Diary of Dave’s Wife shares a tutorial at Eighteen 25 for making this tote bag that is Totes Adorbs. It even says so in oversized letters cut from transfer vinyl. Made from canvas and fully lined, it’s … Read More...
I never knew there were so many ways to have a s’more.
Sarah at Bombshell Bling and her foodie husband created the s’more milkshake. They even show you how to roast marshmallows in the oven. They use a Vitamix Blender … Read More...
While you might not have much luck floating these boats, they are a fun project for the kids and a great way to recycle empty juice pouches. Melanie, from It Happens in a Blink, and her husband actually used … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Camelot Fabrics shares a tutorial for making this pretty ruffle hem hostess apron. The contrast ruffle sewn around the hem shows off the rounded bottom. You can make one from two coordinating fabrics – 1 yard for the apron, and … Read More...
Make a sweet wall hanging for a babies room by adding a digital stamp to a painted canvas. This idea can be altered for any room in your house. Find the tutorial over on the Your Next Stamp blog.… Read More...
Senior by Elizabeth Hellum
What I Loved:
Tidbits about Elizabeth:
How long have you been scrapping?
I’ve been scrapbooking since 1998.
Paper or digi? (or both?)
Definitely paper!
What is … Read More...
Something other than bacon is a hit! There were many questions as to what a s’mores actually was. Basically it is two graham crackers with a roasted marshmallow(typically done over a fire) and a piece of chocolate in between.
How … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Miss Make shows how you can make a set of simple fabric coasters. The basic square shape shows off a cool fabric print. Felt or batting inside will help absorb moisture from your glass. A set of charm squares of … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Amy from Joyful Daisy shows how to make this awesome recycled jeans backpack. It’s made from a patchwork of fabric scraps and pieces cut from old jeans. Jeans pockets become pockets on the outside, as well as in the inside, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Susan from Living With Punks shares a tutorial over at Momtastic showing how you can make this quick and cute bandana apron for a child. To make it, you’ll need one bandana and a length of ribbon for the waistband. … Read More...
by Pam Pedersen
This adorable pixie and puppy having a picnic is making me long for a sunny day in the park with my pups. Who wouldn’t want a puppy picnic? Frimousse created this darling pattern and it can be downloaded on her … Read More...
by Pam Pedersen
How many of you use coloring pages and books for embroidery patterns? There are so many options out there that you could find a pattern for every day, every season and every person in your life. Here are a few … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Skirting the Issue 2014 is underway right now at Simple Simon & Company. It’s a month-long series of girls’ skirt tutorials to encourage sewists to make a handmade skirt to give to a girl in foster care. There are guest … Read More...
Lighting is one of the most important elements in any room. It can change the mood, create ambiance, and even make a space feel larger or smaller. Unfortunately, lighting fixtures can be quite expensive, especially if you’re looking for something … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Remona from The Stitching Scientist shares a tutorial for making this cool fold over messenger bag. She used different fabrics for the front and the back, so she can change the look just by flipping it around (and flipping the … Read More...