Heather Greenwood is sharing her coral obsession with this set of free printable journaling cards. You’ll get two 3×4 cards and one 4×6 card in JPG and PDF formats.
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Heather Greenwood is sharing her coral obsession with this set of free printable journaling cards. You’ll get two 3×4 cards and one 4×6 card in JPG and PDF formats.
Looking for more Art Journal supplies? Check these out … Read More...
Kimber McGray and Craftsy are giving away a spot in Kimber’s Birthday Card Class. learn to create stunning birthday cards in this fabulous class.
I chose Let’s Go by Danielle de Konink because of the beach photo, and map themed papers will get me every time!
Tidbits about Danielle:
How long have you been scrapping? I found out about scrapbooking in 2004 during a … Read More...
Need quick meals during the week?
The Country Cook has a meal that you just throw in the crock pot in the morning and all you need to do is make noodles, potatoes or rice when you get home. Of … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Nienke from Pienkel shares a free pattern for making a girl’s wrap skirt. It’s a quick, easy project. The simple lines make this a good project to show off a favorite fabric. Her pattern makes a skirt in a girl’s … Read More...
by Pam Pedersen
I really like this sampler. It is a gentle reminder that we should stay focused but never go overboard. It would be perfect for a craft room or an office. The little bees are just too cute for words. I’m … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Freezer paper is often overlooked in the sewing room, but it’s a versatile tool that can make your sewing projects easier and more precise.
It’s a handy material that you can use in a variety of ways to enhance your … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Have you tried making your own underwear yet? If not, do it and I promise you’ll be hooked! My homemade undies are waaay more comfortable and a much higher quality than the cheap stuff you buy at the discount store. … Read More...
I’ve posted about recycled paper flowers and crafts with junk mail but today’s project sent in by Elise featured at the blog Grow Creative has another fun element-real leaves with a touch of paint.
Love using natural materials … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom shares a free pattern for her very pretty Halter Style Ruffle Flower Sundress. An oversized ruffled flower covers most of the halter bodice. The bodice is made from a stretch knit, and … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Quiet books are all the rage these days and they are darling and great learning tools. Jocelyn of “The Quit Book Blog” got involved with quiet books at the end of 2011, not too long before her first daughter was … Read More...
There are so many different types of inks on the market, especially the color probably most often used, black. It’s hard to know sometimes what the best ink is for your the stamping technique you’re doing, are you embossing, coloring … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Stephanie of the etsy shop “steph loves ben” tutorial “DiY tutorial: felt pom flowers” is featured on “CAKE” where they have insiring details for happy occasion. Stephanie felt pom flowers certainly fit thier criteria. She has a lovely tutorial with … Read More...
by Dana Hinders
My bridal shower was a very informal celebration, but I’m in love with the rustic glam bridal shower from the Hostess with the Mostess blog. This beautiful celebration mixes rustic elements like burlap and wood with glamorous and girly touches … Read More...
by Sarah White
Lots of websites use stock photography to jazz up their sites without having to pay a photographer, but there are a lot of problem pictures out there for people who are really in the know. And sometimes even for people … Read More...
by Sarah White
I’ve been meaning to write for a while about a post from Pam MacKenzie about mistakes in knitting books and the state of the industry as more people self-publish and sell individual patterns rather than traditional print books.
I haven’t … Read More...
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Most of us love the sound of birds chirping in our yards, and what better way to invite them in than to have a beautiful birdbath?
As the name suggests, birdbaths are like … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
I’m a sucker for fat quarters. For just a few dollars, you can take home a little slice of fabulous designer fabric. And another, and another, and another, till my basket is filled with these 18″ x 22″ treasures. But … Read More...
Today is International Fairy Day so I thought it would be a great excuse to have the kids make their own miniature fairy house and garden. This is a great tutorial because most I have seen online are more geared … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
These long skinny travel pillows by Rachael from Imagine Gnats are made for road trips. Made from a soft cuddly fur, they attach to a seat belt so you can catch a few Z’s while remaining strapped in your seat. … Read More...