I absolutely love this bag! I was looking for something that felt a bit more unique than your average tote—and this one totally delivers. The mix of canvas and leather gives it a rustic, well-traveled vibe that I’m obsessed with. … Read More...
My Favorite Jeans- Crochet Top
Introducing the My Favorite Jeans Top Crochet Pattern, a stunning creation born out of a deep love for Lion Brand Jeans Yarn and a collaboration with the talented Natalie of Detroit Knots. This pattern is a true testament to … Read More...
The Art of Needlework: A Quilters Handbook Book
A Slow-Stitching Companion for Modern Makers
In a world filled with fast-paced patterns, machine quilting hacks, and social media stitching challenges, The Art of Needlework: The Quilter’s Handbook (Book 1) by K.L. Cox feels like a deep exhale. It’s quiet, … Read More...
How to Created a Summer Booklets Mini Album
This darling little Hello Summer scrapbook mini album project from Sue has a unique and fun style with little booklets inside. For the cover and base of the album she covered thick matboard with pattern papers, adding a journaling cards … Read More...
Labubu Cross Stitch Patterns
For some reason I missed out on the beginning of the Labubu trend (my teen isn’t into it) but now that I’m seeing it everywhere it seems like a good time to look into Labubu cross stitch patterns.
These creepy … Read More...
Crispy, Crunchy, Crazy Good: Must-Try Air Fryer Snacks for Every Craving
I’ll be honest—since I got my air fryer, I barely touch my oven anymore. It’s fast, it’s fuss-free, and the results? Absolutely addictive. Whether I’m prepping after-school snacks for the kids, pulling together a platter for guests, or just craving … Read More...
Scrap Ribbon Patriotic Flag
This bright and patriotic flag is a great summer project. The recycled craft is perfect for hanging in a window, decorating a wall, or hanging on an inside door. The supplies are quite simple: all you need is some cardboard, … Read More...
Ice and Water Play for Those Too Hot Days
I volunteer at a local botanical garden’s childrens program, and almost every week there’s some kind of water play for them. Both because water is fun and because it is hot outside. Whether you’re entertaining one kid or a bunch, … Read More...
Book Review – The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt
Okay so this one isn’t about quilting, but it is adorable and perfect for anyone who loves to quilt to give as a gift to young children.
“The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt” by Riel Nason, beautifully … Read More...
Crochet Kit – The Saddle Bag
The Saddle Bag Crochet Kit (SKU: B72299) is the perfect project for anyone looking to add a handmade, rustic flair to their wardrobe. Priced at $33.95, this crochet kit lets you craft a stylish and functional bag with a … Read More...
9 FREE Summer Drinks Digital Stamps
Earlier this week I posted about handmade cards featuring Summer Drinks, click here if you missed it, so I thought it would be perfect to share some Summer Drinks digital stamps to help you create your own card designs. … Read More...
How to Manage a Large Piece of Cross Stitch Fabric
I am known to be really paranoid when it comes to cutting cross stitch fabric for a project. I will math it out, count, recount, think about it, worry, decide it needs to be bigger than math plus my already … Read More...
Knit a Log Cabin Sweater for Your Little One
I don’t share patterns for kids clothes nearly often enough (probably because my teen long ago aged out of kid sizes) but I’m going to try to make more of an effort for those of you who are knitting for … Read More...
Book Review – Complete Crochet Course
Get ready to dive into the wonderful world of crochet with the “Complete Crochet Course”! Written by crochet expert Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby, this comprehensive guide is perfect for anyone just starting out on their crochet journey.
Featuring easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions and … Read More...
Thrift Your Way to Sustainable Crafting: 10 Flea Market Hacks for Upcycling Success
If you’re a crafty soul with a love for the environment (and a bit of a bargain hunter at heart), flea markets are your playground. There’s something magical about digging through a table of second-hand treasures, only to find an … Read More...
How to Make a Cannabis Bath Bomb at Home – Easy THC Bath Soak Recipe for Total Body Relief
There’s nothing quite like sinking into a warm bath after a long day—unless that bath also happens to melt away stress, soothe sore muscles, and help you sleep like a baby. That’s the magic of a cannabis bath bomb. … Read More...
Free Vintage Flower Printables
If you’re looking to infuse your home with a touch of vintage charm this spring, the free yellow rose botanical printables from Harbour Breeze Home are a delightful option. These printable artworks feature six beautifully detailed images of yellow roses, … Read More...
12 Scrapbook Layouts for the Dog (and Cat) Days of Summer
Jill has both a cat and dog and took advantage of lots of sunlight to snap some darling photos of both. She used a trendy faux postage theme with layers of stitched down pattern papers behind the photos, scattered bubble … Read More...
Republic of the Congo for Kids
The other day we learned about the Democratic Republic of the Congo and I said it was not the same country as the Republic of the Congo, so let’s talk about that one today.
It’s another nation in central Africa … Read More...
Book Review – Our Nourishing Week: Easy and nutritious meals for the whole family
I just had to leave a little shout-out for Sarah Bell, who happens to be from my local neighbourhood—how lovely is that? It’s not every day someone nearby puts out something so beautifully crafted, and Our Nourishing Week is truly … Read More...