Independent craft blog since 2007
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Karlla’s fun layout is filled with papers and embellishment with takes on classic board games, perfect for capturing moments of playing together. I love how she used Scrabble tile letters to spell out her title and subtitles! She also included … Read More...
I’m always looking for different kinds of patterns to share with you all so I thought today it would be fun to dive into the world of biscornu cross stitch patterns.
If you’ve never heard of biscornu, or you’ve heard … Read More...
Amy R. made a beautiful shaker card for St. Patrick’s Day with a golden horseshoe as the shaker element, filled with hole-less beads. The background has stenciled words and Shamrocks, there’s pretty die cut florals and a heat embossed sentiment … Read More...
Have you ever thought about teaching your child how to sew? Whether you’re a seasoned seamstress or a total beginner, sewing can be a fantastic skill for children to learn—and it’s not just about making cute crafts. In fact, sewing … Read More...
Kyle Kunnecke’s Urban Knit Collection was originally published in 2016 but has been reissued in a new, updated edition.
The 18 knitting patterns inspired by urban life are the same as they were in the original, but I missed it … Read More...
Read Across America began as a celebration of Dr. Seuss, but if you want to go beyond Seuss in your celebrations, or you have older kids who aren’t into his books anymore, there are lots of things you can do. … Read More...
Every Easter morning, before the house is properly awake, I like to sneak into the kitchen and start this braided chocolate hazelnut bread. There’s something about the smell of sweet dough, vanilla, and warm butter that makes the whole day … Read More...
If ever a crochet design captured the spirit of summer, it’s the Sundance Dress from Knit Picks. This pattern is equal parts romantic and bohemian, making it the kind of piece you’ll want to wear from festivals to picnics, … Read More...
There’s something so sweet about scrapbooking Valentine’s Day memories. Maybe it’s the pink paper, maybe it’s the excuse to add hearts to absolutely everything, or maybe it’s that warm little tug we get when we look back at the people … Read More...
If you’re looking to add a functional and chic centerpiece to your outdoor living area, look no further than this DIY Modular Patio Coffee Table! This simple yet stylish project will not only elevate your patio but also give … Read More...
Every so often, I stumble across a pottery template that feels like it was made for me—and this Rustic Watering Bell Template is exactly that. If you love farmhouse style, slow living, and clay projects that feel both functional … Read More...
Commonly known as a one sheet wonder this adorable little scrapbook folio is made with just one piece of double sided thick 12″ x 12″ pattern paper. Suzanna created this small album for a trip using stickers and papers from … Read More...
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by making some fun pot of gold crafts.
Jen Around the World has a cute pot of gold made out of a flower pot and filled with Rolos. This might be one to make for kids … Read More...
Children’s sewing patterns that actually get worn are always the ones that catch our attention — and the Ash Vest fits that description perfectly. This is the kind of garment that quietly becomes a staple: easy to layer, comfortable for … Read More...
The African Glamour coloring book published by Dover Publication features silhouetted figures in beautiful dresses and head wraps that capture the elegance and patterns of traditional African arts and crafts. Artist Marjorie Sarnat collaborated with fashion designer Cia Slater to … Read More...
I’ve been knitting for a really long time, and I know a lot of different knitting techniques, but even for me there are things I either don’t know or don’t do all that often.
So I decided this would be … Read More...
For all that I’ve been writing about cross stitch for years, I am not very adventurous when it comes to projects or new techniques. I have never, for example, stitched on linen, because regular Aida fabric feels so much easier. … Read More...
The Circle in a Square Throw Crochet Pattern is one of those projects that perfectly blends retro charm with modern coziness. With bold circles framed inside neat squares, this throw has a playful geometric look that makes it stand out … Read More...
After all the cozy winter crafting, it’s refreshing to welcome a project that’s full of colour and joy — and this week’s Free Felting Tutorial Friday does exactly that. These needle felted Easter eggs are bright, simple, and endlessly customizable … Read More...
