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… Read More...Today, we’re offering a never-before-seen discount on the BRAND NEW Making Memories Slice – Cordless Design Cutter!
For just 24 hours (December 9th), you may purchase the Making Memories Slice – Cordless Design Cutter for
For those of you local to Orem Utah, American Crafts is having a Warehouse Sale until December 20th
Try out a sample class for the Sense and Sensibility Symposium coming up in January on Get it Scrapped
Jessica Turner is … Read More...
Yet another great felted sweater sweater project for the holiday season helps you use up even the smallest bits of your felted pieces. The Long Thread offers up a great tutorial to make these recyled Christmas Trees, a great project … Read More...
Hi all, this is Linda Lanese the felting editor and I am doing sewing posts for awhile along with the felting area.
I bought three of three pattern form an ETSY shop called Tomorrows Treasures and I am offering them … Read More...
Back in July, 2008, I wrote a less than glowing review of this book. Since then, I’ve acquired another copy – shiny and new. So, I’m gonna give it away.
The book is quite attractive. You can read my review … Read More...
Knitting your own Christmas Stockings puts you in a happy place. Besides, look at the perks, they don’t really have to fit, there doesn’t have to be the dreaded “second sock syndrome”, you can make them with huge needles and … Read More...
Yesterday I told you about what was in HHH Enterprises Designer Pendant Kit, now I’ll show you what I did with it!
First I cut out a couple of the pre printed Friendze papers. They are really nice quality, … Read More...
Not is this string of hand blown (mouth blown?) lights delightful for any decorative holiday display, they’re powered by solar energy!
You can find them at furniturehomedesign.com.
Heather Ross has given us a sneak peek on her blog at her new fabric coming out from Kokka of Japan.
I’m still not over how cute her mermaids and fish fabrics were and now UNICORNS?! Will we ever … Read More...
Visit the new website Ecologue for ideas on how to reuse items and scrap green! Of particular interest at this time of year is a video showing how to make scrapbook page embellishments from wrapping paper.
The site has a … Read More...
Hi Everyone:
I’ve been wanting to make a jewelry fondant of my DD but have stayed away, thinking there’s no way I can achieve a nice result.
My Friend Julia Stainton created a great step by step tutorial with fabulous … Read More...
I recently got the Designer Pendant Kit from HHH Enterprises. This is a GREAT kit if you are new to resin and want to try it out without buying a large amount that may go to waste. This is … Read More...
Grab some sweaters from your local thrift store or even your closet and make some great hats to give away as presents or to donate to a local charity.
Who knew a collection of one item could be so diverse?
Heth over at the Slaton Christmas Blog shares a bit of her Christmas Tree collection which includes this beautiful blown glass rendition. What a great taste of tradition with … Read More...
Snow Folks Beanbags! Who knew snow could have so much personality? These easy-sew beanbags will be happy to spread good cheer as stocking stuffers, ornaments, or package decorations.
Here’s another gorgeous bargello ornament pattern, free for your personal use from Judy of FREEBIES, etc.! blog. Judy, thank you thank you thank you for the wonderful projects you share! Get the pattern and instructions.
Bargello embroidery patterns are … Read More...
FIVE of Noni patterns will be given away and they are signed and ready for you to knit for a gift or yourself! Noni’s stunning: Just Pansies, Forget-Me-Not, Peony Flowers, Camellia Flowers, Just Tulips! Each pattern is a signed … Read More...
This adorable seasonal redwork pattern is available free (for personal use) from Gail Pan Designs. What a great gift for us! Get the pattern.
Ever wonder why Christmas is so red? is It’s because of redwork embroidery? It … Read More...
