Heidi fromHoneyBear Laneguest blogs over at U Create with a tutorial showing how to refashion a plain tank into one with a cutout back. Pure fabulousness! Get the how-to.
[photo from U Create]
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by Anne Weaver
Heidi fromHoneyBear Laneguest blogs over at U Create with a tutorial showing how to refashion a plain tank into one with a cutout back. Pure fabulousness! Get the how-to.
[photo from U Create]
Whipper Snapper stamps has brand new Halloween images, if your looking for cute whimsical stamps that are not too scary then check out there new designs here.
-Heather
Are you looking for more Halloween Embellishments, papers, and supplies? Check out … Read More...
Gotta love the simplest, cleverest ideas: sticker faces for your kid’s lunch. Find the idea HERE at Just Bento.
Looking for Bento boxes? Check these out in our Online store- Discount Bento Boxes. **Limited Stock** Free Worldwide Shipping ** … Read More...
by Terrye
A couple of years ago, while at the Northern Michigan Lamb and Wool Festival, during one of my recent “parades around the vendors booths” a skein of Trendsetter Yarn attacked me. Yes! Attacked. Viciously, and thoroughly and by the … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Head over to Oliver + S to find out how to make a thread chain. A thread chain can be used in place of a buttonhole for a button closure, usually when there’s one button on the back of a … Read More...
Natalie Zee Drieu of Craftzine.com reprises her Geek Craft — a plastic canvas Nintendo DS case. She says,
… Read More...The project was originally a Craftster project by Rosemary Travale that I modified. I made it in in about a week while
Are there enough “T”s in that title? OK enough with the silliness. Check out the cool tutorial that Scott did at his aptly named blog What I Made. Thanks for sending this along, I can’t wait to try it.… Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Elizabeth from Twelve Crafts and Twelve Crafts Till Christmas guest blogs over at seven thirty three with a tutorial showing how to make fabric postcards. Make them for the kiddoes to play pretend mail carrier, or make some for the … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Marisa from Make Happy made this double-sided photo frame for her toddler. The clear plastic covering protects the photo from toddler hands. A bit of fabric and a simple running stitch finishes the sides and avoids pokey corners. Get the … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Joy from How Joyful shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make this attractive sewing caddy to hang from the side of your sewing table. The pockets can hold scissors, seam rippers, and other notions you often … Read More...
Here’s another wonderful little stamp shop on Etsy, Eat Pray Create, where you’ll find some simple but very sweet hand carved stamps.
-Heather
by jd wolfe
The pom-pom yarns (of which Pomp-a-doodle is but one) have limited applications for crochet. This stuff is pretty on the skein and looks like it would make a perfect Christmas tree garland all by itself. It’s soft and comes in … Read More...


The long-awaited Dr. Seuss fabric collection by Robert Kaufman is in stores, or some stores. I spied some at the fat quarterShop and I hear my local quilt shop has some on order. Woo hoo! I’m drinking my morning … Read More...
Your martini is watching you. Find the recipe for these “ghoul”tinis at Pottery Barn. Click on “Halloween Recipes.”
by Anne Weaver
Prudent Baby shares a pattern and tutorial for their Snap Wrap Dress for toddlers. This style is both pretty and practical for little ones! When it gets too short to be a dress, pair it with jeans as a tunic. … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Maya from maya*made tells how she turned a pair of vintage aprons into one lovely blouse. It’s a quick, easy project with fabulous results. I love the loose, carefree style of the blouse she created. Get the tute.
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by Terrye
This adorable sweater is just the ticket for your baby girl. The pattern is Sweet Olivia by Adrienne Key and this is how she describes it:
This sweater was inspired by my hip new baby friend, Olivia, and her jewel-toned, … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Kimmy of Classy Frills loves all things girly and frilly! Ruffles, sequins, beads, feathers… and the list goes on! She has a newly discovered love for using these girly things to create beautiful flower pins, clips, shoe clips, and … Read More...
Northwoods rubber stamps has a huge new Fall/ Winter release of wonderful images. With lots of pumpkins, leaves and fall flowers, snow scenes with animals and birds, nativity, snowmen and lots more click here to see them all.
-Heather