My Kids Make has a great idea for your math lesson plans. Why not create a color by number using addition, subtraction or just numbers? Head on over to see some different versions she has made.
Tutorial: The Peek-a-Boo Shoulder Shirt, plus a surprise
I promised you a tutorial for making the Peek-a-Boo Shoulder Shirt, and here it is! This really is a quick, easy shirt to make. With no set-in sleeves, it’s just two pieces of fabric with edges bound and sewn together … Read More...
Two more winners of a pattern from So Tei-Tei
Last night I announced a winner of our So Tei-Tei giveaway. But it turns out that there are TWO MORE WINNERS!!
The giveaway was for three readers to receive a pattern for So Tei-Tei, not just one. So now … Read More...
Free pattern: Bosco Bowtie for boys
Carla from The Scientific Seamstress has teamed up with Jennifer Paganelli from Sis Boom to create a free downloadable pattern for their Bosco Bowtie. The pattern is offered in celebration of Jennifer Paganelli’s new book, Girls’ World: Twenty-One Pretty Sewing … Read More...
Tutorial: Shaped pockets for little girl dresses, plus templates
Amy from Pinked Fabric and Lots Of Pink Here shares a tutorial for making specially shaped pockets for little girl dresses. A pretty pocket like this makes a whole dress extra special. She includes templates for a simple flower, a … Read More...
Giveaway Reminder
Our giveaway for one place to True Scrap is still open. Enter today!
Tutorial: Silk flower and lace bow
Little girls love fancy dresses. Debbie from Squiggly Twigs Designs shows how you can make a fancy flower to embellish a dress. The center is a purchased silk flower, with lace and curly ribbon layered behind to make a bow. … Read More...
Tutorial: Turn a t-shirt into a zippered hoodie
Cheri from I Am Momma, Hear Me Roar joins in the Celebrate the Boy fun with a tutorial showing how to make a zippered hoodie. She starts with a plain t-shirt and adds a zipper and fabric scraps to make … Read More...
Shop: Pixie Dust Studio Digital Stamps
Pixie Dust Studio have fun adorable images with a bit of a Japanese anime feel, super duper cute! My personal faves are the Harry Potter stamps and of course the Twilight stamps! Click here to see all their digi … Read More...
DIY Louisville giveaway
To celebrate reaching the milestone of 100 followers on Facebook, DIY Louisville is having a giveaway! Head over to their blog to see the official rules to enter and then to Kim’s Etsy store, Living in Domesticity, to decide which … Read More...
Inspiration du Jour – P365 Week 9
P365 Week 9 by nikkiARNGwife | Her gallery | Her blog
Product test: Sulky Iron-on Transfer Pens
Mary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread tests Sulky Iron-on Transfer Pens
and shares her findings. See the post.
Winner of a So Tei-Tei pattern
Our giveaway for a free pattern from So Tei-Tei ended last night, so tonight I get to announce the winner!
It’s…
it’s…
it’s…
Lucky commenter 122, Perrine, who said:
I like the summer blouse.
I agree – the summer blouse … Read More...
Free template: Chocolate bunny applique
Vanessa from Punkin Patterns shares a free applique template for this sweet chocolate bunny. She used freezer paper stencil to paint the image on the fabric, which she then appliqued on to a shirt to make a cute Easter tee. … Read More...
Freebie: Negative for Stamp Maker
If you own a Teresa Collins Stampmaker machine from Photocentric you can visit their blog and download an entire sheet of free stamp negatives for the month of March.
-Heather
S’mores Bites
Just when I thought there was no variation of S’mores I haven’t seen, these cuties show up in my Inbox. S’mores Bites. Learn to make them HERE at Fix Me A Snack.
Sewing Pattern : Canvas Easter bunny bucket
Amy from Positively Splendid shows how to make this super cute bunny bucket from canvas and fabric. And if those ears and ric rac whiskers weren’t enough, there’s a little pompom bunny tail on the back. How cute would this … Read More...
Tutorial: Flat front kid pants
Dana from MADE shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a pair of kid pants with a flat front. It’s a variation of her basic kid’s pants pattern, and part of Celebrate the Boy. Like … Read More...
Tutorial: Child’s shopping cart from a walking toy
Beth from Lemon Cadet and Project: Project shows how to make what may very well be the cutest pretend shopping cart. Ever. She made it from a wooden walking toy that her child had outgrown. She kept the frame and … Read More...
Tutorial: Child’s drawstring backpack
Malory from Snips & Spice shows how to make a child’s drawstring backpack. This is a quick, easy project. So quick, in fact, that she made four of them – one for each of her friend’s children so they could … Read More...