Create a clock that shows off the brilliance of autumn foliage.  This is a polymer clay, stamp and paint project by Sandy Rollinger, suitable for any skill level.

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This has to be the most elegant recycled denim tote I’ve seen. Then again, I wouldn’t expect anything less from a project that appears on Martha’s website. Dimensional floral brooches take this project over the top. The same article … Read More...

If 3D cross stitch is your thing, you should check out the items at the Nutmeg Company!!! They have some of the most intricate designs I’ve ever seen(check out Windsor Castle)!!! The detail on these things are awe inspiring!

One can never have too many totes, especially when attempting to avoid using those evil plastic grocery bags. Craftbits member Tiffscraft shows us how she sewed up a simple little T-shirt handbag. What a great way to use up … Read More...

Cleaning up the world, one dirty hippy at a time!

Visit Evermore Soap Factory for soap in a large assortment of fragrances to choose from. Also available are gift baskets, bath and body products that include bath teas, salt scrubs, … Read More...

Polymer clay pioneer Lindly Haunani has been teaching across the country for over 10 years, exploring the endless possibilities of this versatile medium.  A founding member of the National Polymer Clay Guild, Lindly’s work has recently appeared in … Read More...

Just when you thought you could toss out those teensy scraps, along comes a little idea to use them up. (“Waste not/Want not”)

Cut your scraps into 1 ½” squares making sure you have a front and a back. … Read More...

Recycled Leftovers Part 2

Here are a few more ideas to clean out those closets.

Sweaters

·         Shrunken wool—Here’s something you once may have cried about, but can now rejoice over. That … Read More...

I have been a fan of Melissa Contreras work for the last couple years. A native Californian, Melissa currently resides in Fresno, CA. She worked for many years as a graphic designer, but now Melissa works mostly with gouache and … Read More...

I happened onto Katie’s blog, “The Wool Food Mama” and discovered some tasty felted treats. You have to see her blog to believe what Katie can do with roving. Go take a peak and be sure to view her… Read More...

Prolific knitter and fellow Wichitan Jill pointed me in the direction of a great organization: Wichita Women’s Initiative Network. Among the products that these women craft with love are top-notch rugs ($30) and place mats ($20) made entirely from … Read More...

My September Sampler came with great anticipation on my part! Lots of goodies this month, especially appealing to my tactile senses! My September favorites:

I’ve had an obsession with letter press lately. So getting the charming blue gift cards from … Read More...

Is he taking you out to your favorite sushi restaurant tonight?  No, but it’s Friday!  Okay, well maybe that doesn’t mean a trip to the sushi bar, but it does mean it’s time for a little polymer clay silliness at … Read More...