Belle Epoque shows how to make a tote bag using bias tape to trim the edges and make the straps. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Belle Epoque]
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by Anne Weaver
Belle Epoque shows how to make a tote bag using bias tape to trim the edges and make the straps. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Belle Epoque]
[via Freebies for Crafters]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, tote, bag, purse, … Read More...
Learn how to make this paper ornament from Moonsplash Designs. Click here to go to tutorial.
Ooh la la, take a look at this stylish pin cushion, the Paris Bebe Eiffel Tower designed by Robin Mynatt for Paris Bebe. It’s on sale now at Pink Chalk Studios for 1/2 off $5.00 USD. Get the pattern here… Read More...
Download these free 12×12 Christmas papers from Alethiologie. The papers are available in pdf format and free for personal and small commercial use. Click here to go to download.
by Anne Weaver
CraftStylish shows how to add interlining when sewing a garment for an extra layer of warmth. Go to the tutorial.
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[tags]sewing, tutorial, interlining, garments, warmth, layer, extra[/tags]
by jd wolfe
Many of us have adored pets – dogs, cats, birds, etc. Many of us like to crochet for our own pets and for rescue centres such as the Humane Society. Small afghans are great for the dogs at the animal … Read More...
Collecting the Moments…one by one has done a great interpretation of paper stars that she got from this post over at the Magic Onions. I am doing a lesson on stars this week, and this would be perfect to … Read More...
This project is a great one for allowing your child to experiment with color. Life as I See It has many other great Ornaments…check it out!
You will have to do the first part, unless you have an older child, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Agy from Green Issues shows how to make a 2-D Christmas tree using stash fabric and three clothes hangers. This is a fun solution for a small apartment that has no room for a full tree, or perhaps to use … Read More...
This ornament is so cute, and you could even pair a science lesson when talking about physical change especially melting… Head on over to One Ordinary Day for the how-to.
CakeSpy has done it again. Check out her fab Mad Men gingerbread post HERE, including the recipe and decorating how-tos, at Serious Eats.
[tags]Mad Men, gingerbread[/tags]
His work is incredible. Micro mosaic is his specialty. His name is Saad Mikhaiel and I found him on Facebook through my friend Leigh Adam’s page. There’s Leigh again…she’s my glass goddess. Always introducing me to new glass. When I … Read More...
Looking for simple gifts to make for the holidays? Cards inside a tin make a wonderful gift for a teacher co-worker or a great stocking stuffer. Visit the Glue Dots website for instructions on how to make this cute tin … Read More...
What better idea is there to encourage kids to eat their fruit than to merge it with Christmas? Find this kiwi Christmas tree and other kid-friendly goodies, like this eggy snowman, at Little Food Junction.
[tags]snowman, Christmas tree, eggs, … Read More...
If you’re looking for an exciting way to express your holiday cheer this year, why not give embroidery a try? Embroidery is a fun, creative way to decorate clothes, accessories, and decorations with festive holiday designs. Plus, there are plenty … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
I am pleased to announce that Carol Caldwell won the adorable Felted Holly and Berry Wine Caddy Bag. I used random.org to select the winner. I want to thank Cheryl of ceCreation for allowing us the privilege of hosting this … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
If you sew your own lingerie, or have been wanting to start sewing your own lingerie, check out the lingerie sewing links over at CraftStew. These links point to free patterns for bras, panties, camisoles, etc. See the list at … Read More...
Find the how-tos for making this cute cupcake menorah HERE at Bright Ideas.
[tags]Hanukkah, cupcakes, menorah[/tags]
by Anne Weaver
Starting a seam on a thick fabric can be tricky. If the feed dogs can’t start the fabric moving, then you end up with all your stitches in one spot. This can lead to thread jams or, worse yet, your … Read More...