Independent craft blog since 2007
Dry, itchy, flaky scalp. Sound familiar? Mine flared up every change of season—or after stress (aka teenage exam weeks)—and I’d tried all sorts of store-bought “miracles” that left me smelling like menthol and still scratching my head.
Then I gave … Read More...
If you’ve ever wanted to create painterly felt artwork that looks like a watercolor painting come to life, Gillian Gladrag’s Wet Felted Rose Tutorial is pure inspiration. This YouTube video captures her signature mix of creativity, charm, and expert technique, … Read More...
Winter has a way of creating memorable moments — from cosy days indoors and seasonal celebrations to outdoor adventures, snow play, and quiet family time. These are the kinds of memories that often get scattered across phones and cameras, but … Read More...
When working small cross stitch projects, it’s easy enough to follow along with the chart and always know where you are. You can start from the center and work out, or start from a corner and work across and up … Read More...
There’s something extra special about serving cheese and nibbles on a board that you’ve customized yourself. This chalk-painted wooden platter board not only looks beautiful but also lets you write directly on it—labeling cheeses, doodling arrows toward crackers, or … Read More...
My nephews have a husky—and let me tell you, he’s absolutely adorable… and massive. So when I spotted this Husky Dog Coaster Crochet Pattern from HiCrochet, I couldn’t help but smile. It’s such a fun and friendly little project … Read More...
It might seem hard to come up with card ideas after the Holidays are over but if you need to create a card for a birthday, thinking of you, anniversary or thank you during this time of year try including … Read More...
As you can imagine I’ve done a lot of Valentine’s Day content over the years (see, for example, heart activities and Valentine’s Day STEM, to name a couple) so this year I thought I’d share something different with a … Read More...
After talking about ways to organize your yarn the other day, it got me thinking about how to use some of that yarn. Nothing motivates me to start new projects like cleaning up my stash, LOL.
In that spirit … Read More...
I’ll be the first to admit it—I have a serious addiction to my air fryer. If it can be air fried, I’ve probably already tried it. But when it comes to apples? Oh, don’t get me started. The sweet, juicy … Read More...
Introducing Rosana, the pocket shawl with a delightful secret! This versatile and chic accessory combines style with functionality, making it the perfect addition to your wardrobe. Crafted in sizes S/M/L and XL/XXL/XXXL, Rosana offers a comfortable fit for all body … Read More...
If you’ve ever wandered down the craft aisle and been tempted by those brightly packaged blocks of polymer clay, you might be wondering—could I use this for making bowls, plates, or even serving platters? It’s a fair question, especially … Read More...
A Witch’s Ritual to Cleanse, Refocus, and Reignite During the First Full Moon of the Year
The first full moon of the year holds powerful magic. It’s a lunar spotlight shining on your soul, asking: What will you carry forward, … Read More...
Seasonal pottery has a way of blending tradition, creativity, and heartfelt expression, and this Valentine’s Day tutorial captures all three beautifully. In this video, potter Calder Van Andel walks viewers through the complete process of making delicate heart-shaped bowls and … Read More...
Traci used papers and embellishments from Bella Blvd and a 2″ x 4″ acrylic tag album to make this adorable mini album for Christmas. The album has 6 clear “sheets” of 1 1/6″ thick acrylic tags so you can create … Read More...
If you love bold, graphic designs in your crochet, the Zig Zag Shadows Throw is going to be your new favorite blanket pattern. With its striking chevron-inspired motif, this throw brings a modern twist to classic crochet, making it just … Read More...
If you’re crafting for winter and want something that feels cozy, cheerful, and kid-friendly, this sweet little set of free winter kids digital stamps is a great place to start. These illustrations have that soft, storybook charm that works beautifully … Read More...
Who knew that something as simple as coffee filters could be transformed into stunning, delicate flowers? If you love budget-friendly crafts that look like high-end decor, this DIY Coffee Filter Flowers tutorial is perfect for you!
With just a few … Read More...
There’s nothing quite like slipping your feet into something warm and comforting after a long day. That’s why this DIY Lavender Rice Heating Pad & Foot Warmer tutorial from First Day of Home is an absolute game-changer! Whether you’re looking … Read More...
Getting our yarn stashes in order seems to be a common New Year’s resolution for knitters, or a target of our spring cleaning efforts later in the year. It looks like it’s been a while since I’ve talked about how … Read More...
