
image by Anna Dabrowska-Pekocka
Visit Scrapbooking.com’s website for directions to make this cool inked and stamped acrylic photo tag using alcohol inks and embellishments.
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by Vikram Goyal
image by Anna Dabrowska-Pekocka
Visit Scrapbooking.com’s website for directions to make this cool inked and stamped acrylic photo tag using alcohol inks and embellishments.
-Heather
Visit Scrapbooking.com’s website for directions to make this cool inked and stamped acrylic photo tag using alcohol inks and embellishments.
-Heather
by Anne Weaver
Lisa from The Hem Line shares a tutorial for making these soft slippers for children, sure to keep their feet warm during the cold winter months. Get the how-to.
[photo from The Hem Line]
…by Anne Weaver
Lisa from The Hem Line shares a tutorial for making these soft slippers for children, sure to keep their feet warm during the cold winter months. Get the how-to.
[photo from The Hem Line]
[tags]sewing, tutorial, children, puff, … Read More...
Gerry Krueger of olderrose blog snapped this candid shot of smiling Sheba, hard at work at a recent CQ retreat. Nice landscape block, old girl! See the post.
The Hand Embroidery Network is launching a new e-zine, NEEDLE, and you’re invited to participate. The HEN blog says,
We really are passionate about hand embroidery and want to help promote it and your work too. With this in mind we are launching…
by Anne Weaver
Disney from Ruffles and Stuff shows how to make this adorable Pocket Full of Posies dress for little girls. The skirt of the dress is embellished with pockets from old jeans and pants. What little girl wouldn’t love a dress with…
by Anne Weaver
Disney from Ruffles and Stuff shows how to make this adorable Pocket Full of Posies dress for little girls. The skirt of the dress is embellished with pockets from old jeans and pants. What little girl wouldn’t love a dress … Read More...
Oh, my! Another scan of an out-of-print vintage pattern booklet. TATBit Tats is sharing Anne Orr’s Tatting: Book No. 13. Check out this amazing baby bonnet! The images and patterns are legible and printable. Go to TATBit’s blog post for the links.
Oh, my! Another scan of an out-of-print vintage pattern booklet. TATBit Tats is sharing Anne Orr’s Tatting: Book No. 13. Check out this amazing baby bonnet! The images and patterns are legible and printable. Go to TATBit’s blog post for … Read More...
TATBit Tats is sharing scans of an out-of-print vintage pattern booklet, Anne Orr’s Tatting: Book No. 35. The photos and instructions are legible and printable. Go to TatBit’s blog post.
TATBit Tats is sharing scans of an out-of-print vintage pattern booklet, Anne Orr’s Tatting: Book No. 35. The photos and instructions are legible and printable. Go to TatBit’s blog post.
Tatting is an art form that has been around … Read More...
Happy Halloween from Remy of Embroiderbee. Please observe Remy’s limitations on the use of this free pattern. Get the chart.
Happy Halloween from Remy of Embroiderbee. Please observe Remy’s limitations on the use of this free pattern. Get the chart.
Looking for more Halloween Embroidery Patterns? Check these out on Etsy.
Enjoy this free sweet treat from sarajessica of Cross Me Not. Get the chart.
Whoa! Dash over to Dot Lewallen’s blog, SpeedieBeadie, and check out her amazing bead-embroidered soft sculpture, Rachel’s Dream, which was chosen as one of the six semifinalists in Land of Odds’ Earthen Mother Challenge. Dot says,
Rachel is dedicated to Rachel Carson who…
by Vikram Goyal
Here: http://www.studioknits.com:80/booktoc.htm
You’ll want to print this out so you can keep notes and add to this invaluable resource!
Free from Rachelle King of Studio Knits! Thanks Rachelle!
by Terrye
Here: http://www.studioknits.com:80/booktoc.htm
You’ll want to print this out so you can keep notes and add to this invaluable resource!
Free from Rachelle King of Studio Knits! Thanks Rachelle!
Thanks to my morning coffee and alert blogger at Cotton Cocktails I discovered this Moda Bake Shop tutorial created by Kim Walus. Using the traditional Dresden Plate quilt pattern, Kim shows us how to make this beautifully executed table runner and plate charger.
To top it off, we get instructions for napkins…