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Susan Weinroth of the Studio Calico Design team, shows you how to use your punches and mists to create layered elements. Click here to go to tutorial
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Destri from The Mother Huddle shares her secret for easy elastic waistbands for little girls’ skirts. Instead of fussing with elastic and casings or zig zags, she repurposes the stretchy knit from her old undershirts. The result is a quick, … Read More...
If you’re doing Project 365 (as I am), and wondering how to share or display all those photos, check out this kit designed by Karla Dudley. It comes with over 90 brushes and 11 page templates to create a … Read More...
Lou shows you how to achieve a crackle effect on chipboard elements. Click here to go to the tutorial at ScrapWare
Get more inspiration from her gallery and blog. Em’s blog is private but she tells you how to become a reader in an introductory post.
This is an Etsy collective of donated items from hundreds of Etsy shops to raise money to rebuild Haiti. 100% of the proceeds from this shop (minus Etsy fees and Paypal fees) go directly to DoctorsWithoutBorders (http://doctorswithoutborders.org ) in bi-monthly … Read More...
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a glass bead tutorial so I did some searching around for something interesting and challenging. Something even I may give a try when I get done here. It comes from Gwaciebeads.com and it’s called … Read More...
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Printies Design Studio is a new Arts & Crafts kit that allows you and your child to turn their designs into stuffed toys using your home computer, inket printer. There is no need for sewing, the … Read More...
Deanna from Just Deanna shares a tutorial for making this cupcake appliqued shirt. The sweet cupcake design is topped off with a cherry. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Just Deanna]
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Disney from Ruffles and Stuff shares a tutorial for making this super cute Box of Chocolates applique for a t-shirt. Get the how-to.
[photo from Ruffles and Stuff]
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Jennifer Casa from JCasa*Handmade shares a tutorial on Sew, Mama, Sew! for her Something Special Card + Envelope. Make a set as a special Valentine for a loved one. Go to the tutorial.
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Here’s another gift idea for your child to make and bring to school! Click on Ready, Set, Craft! to find out how!
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to give a small gift to someone special this Valentine’s Day? If so, you’ll love this tutorial on how to make a cute and clever “I Dig You” gift using a … Read More...
I think this has got to be one of the prettiest recycling projects from one of the most ordinary and non attractive items ever! Yup, people those are toilet paper tubes! Over at the blog Homemade Mamas you too can … Read More...
This project is a great starter to get you in the Valentine’s Day mindset! Head on over to The Magic Onions and find out how you and your child can make these adorable beeswax hearts! (Parental Supervision definitely needed)… Read More...
Isn’t this just the cutest thing for fall? Our friends from Maddycraft.com have provided another free pattern for us. Be sure and stop by, and tell her that the Great Pumpkin sent you!
Suzannah from Creative Dressmaking shares a tutorial on her blog, Adventures in Dressmaking, showing how you can create this Anthropologie-inspired appliqued t-shirt. Tres chic! Go to the tutorial.
When handing out Valentines this year, don’t forget your feline friends. She needs a little pressie, too! You can make one for her with a tutorial at Sew4Home showing how to make catnip-filled heart toys for cats. Go to the … Read More...
Do you have a nice stash of letter stickers and other alphabets? Lisa Kisch is challenging you to use them up! Click here to go to challenge and see what Lisa did on the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
