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Find the recipe for these gorgeous red white and blue (actually, Berry Raspberry) ice box cookies HERE at The Cooking Photographer.
(Update: I added the links again, not sure why they weren’t published the first time around!)
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Baseball strawberries? A perfect combo. Find tips on making them HERE from Grin and Bake It.
Are you hosting a Baseball themed party? Check out these Baseball Party Decorations.
Looking for more Baseball themed party ideas, then take a … Read More...
Pam at Sallygoodin shows how to turn a pair of brightly colored bandanas into a fun summertime tote bag. The printed fabric squares are already hemmed on the edges, which makes a quick, easy project perfect for beginners. You can … Read More...
CraftBits has the how-to for making these sweet little baby shoes with a Matryoshka applique on each toe. These would make a great gift to welcome a new baby! The wool felt is soft and warm on baby’s feet, and … Read More...
Disney from Ruffles and Stuff participates in Crafterhours’ Skirt Week with a tutorial showing how to make this fancy lacy “Ladylike” skirt for little girls. I love the soft romantic colors in her example! Go to the tutorial.
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The classic pillowcase dress doesn’t have to be made from pillowcases. You can make a toddler-sized pillowcase dress from a pair of fat quarters. Aubrey from Mauby’s Fabric shares a tutorial on her blog showing how. Grab up a … Read More...
Jaime from Prudent Baby shows how to make her Beginner’s Bias Tape Bag. This reversible fabric purse is quick and easy to make, perfect for a beginning sewist – or an expert sewist who wants a quick project. She made … Read More...
Kathleen of Twig and Thistle shows how to make a banner for a baby shower. The tutorial, which appears on Paper Crave, includes a free download of the letter circles in blue and pink. Click here to go to … Read More...
Get even more inspiration from her gallery and blog.
I’ve never thought about using rubber stamps to decorate bars of soap. But, after reading about doing just that on the 2 Cute Rubber Stamps blog, I can’t wait to try it!
Autie from mAde by Autie shows how to make this toddler-sized bib. This is such a practical bib! The large size and the sleeves provide amply coverage for the inevitable food spills, while the toweling is a thick and absorbant … Read More...
Eye candy galore is the foodie site leukelunch….unless you speak Dutch–I believe it’s Dutch, am I wrong?–then you are in a lucky place, for you also have the how-tos for creating … Read More...
Learning while snacking? Perfect for my 2 year old. Find this inspiring idea from Marie of Make and Takes over HERE at Skip to My Lou. {spotted on Ohdeedoh}
[tags]marshmallows, blocks, straws, kids[/tags]
This week, we’ve gathered the greatest hand-embroidery patterns for you to try! We offer something for everyone, whether you’re a novice or an expert. Our free patterns range from simple cross-stitch designs to more complicated flower and animal motifs. With … Read More...
Head over to our sister site CraftBits for a tutorial showing how to make a breastfeeding/nursing cover. A fabric cover like this allows a new mother to breastfeed her baby while still maintaining her modesty. Make it from a breathable … Read More...
Angie from Quality Time shows how to use shirring with elastic thread to make this pretty summer skirt with ruffled hem. The shirring is an easy technique, and creates a loose stretch in the waistband comfortable for the hot summer … Read More...
Amy from Positively Splendid shows how to make a set of vinyl golf club headcovers for Dad. It’s a bit late to get them started as a Father’s Day gift, but there’s no reason you can’t get a head start … Read More...
Little Birdie Secrets helped out at Skip To My Lou’s Craft Camp last week with a tutorial showing how to make a homemade butterfly net for the kids. I don’t know how many butterflies they’ll catch, but they’ll get a … Read More...
There is a giveaway of a beautiful Leeya Engle ring over on Grosgrain.
Do you do that thing where you pronounce a word wrong in your head and you know it and sometimes you accidentally say it out loud? … Read More...
