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As an American, there’s no better way to celebrate your love for your country than by showcasing your patriotism through beautiful and meaningful embroidery designs. With Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day, and the 4th of July among the many … Read More...
While Memorial Day is an American holiday particular to honoring soldiers who have died in service of their country, it’s a fine time to break out all the patriotic decor for the summer that can stay up through Flag Day … Read More...
Show off your patriotic spirit with these easy-to-make flag coasters from Needlepointers.com. They come together in no time and are an ideal way to decorate.
You don’t need any special plastic canvas supplies, just the 7-count canvas, needle, and … Read More...
Relive your favorite memories of summer with eye-catching quilt-inspired designs, sunny scenes and patriotic patterns, all bursting with fresh colors! Whether you’re at the beach or in your favorite chair, these 26 patterns will keep you stitching all summer long.… Read More...
July 1 is Canada Day
, and it’s a fun day to celebrate even if you don’t live in Canada (it’s a nice warmup to Fourth of July in America, too!).
Living Life and Learning has a cute Canada Day … Read More...
Sometimes we lose Canada Day (July 1) in the rush to the Fourth of July, but let’s take some time to celebrate America’s neighbors to the north.
Tiny Modernist released this cute Canada Day cross stitch pattern a few years … Read More...
I like patriotic craft projects that feel like they aren’t too seasonal to keep out all summer or even all year.
This 1776 pillow design (do a search on the page for 1776 to find it) from Samplers and Santas … Read More...
I love these little Fourth of July and summer cross-stitch designs from Stitch People.
This collection includes a Statue of Liberty, people holding flags, fireworks, a grill and accessories, kitchen aprons and a kid-sized Uncle Sam costume.
These can be … Read More...
Fourth of July is right around the corner and this American flag clay cane is all ready to go. The perfect intricate design to our base projects of jewerly making, book marks, trinkets, brooches and more.
This listing is … Read More...
I know, now that the Fourth of July has passed, I’m probably supposed to be writing about fall knitting projects and gearing up for gift knitting and all of that, but no.
We’ve barely even had summer where I live … Read More...
The Fourth of July is just around the corner and scrappy rag flags are all over social media. Most are very vintage in feel and color palette, which is just not my style. I wanted to create a bright … Read More...
Make American history fun for little kids by combining learning some facts about America with a scavenger hunt.
You can grab the questions and answers from The Military Wife and Mom. Just print out the questions and answers, put … Read More...
This recipe is a simple way to have a little bit of fun for the Fourth Of July for a party or backyard BBQ. A few fun-shaped fruit mixed into this salsa gives it a fun feeling that gives a … Read More...
Did you know you could hand letter on wood with markers? Well, yes you can and I did! This rectangular plaque already had the flag shape, so measure and sketch in the star field and stripes with a ruler and … Read More...
We love these DIY Patriotic wreaths roundup by Mommyevolution.com. She has curated a list of 20 wreaths, red white and blue for the Fourth of July, Memorial day or maybe just because you want to show off your patriotic pride. … Read More...
Whether you are looking for patriotic crafts or red, white and blue ones for the 4th of July this roundup of DIY crafts is awesome. There are projects for your home and projects for your kids too. Lots of fun … Read More...
This easy DIY is a fun way to upcycle jeans into a beautiful Fourth of July wreath! The tutorial is easy to follow with lots of photos to guide you along. Use upcycled or recycled jeans for a fun BLUE … Read More...
This handprint flag banner is the perfect way to let your little ones get involved in your 4th of July festivities. Whether you make it ahead of time to use as a decoration or make it during your party, it’ll … Read More...
I love seeing the thinking process that happens when kids do mazes. My daughter likes to start at the end instead of the beginning because she swears its easier that way.
I don’t know, but I like doing mazes myself, … Read More...
This is one of the easiest red white and blue dessert ideas to take to a BBQ or Fourth of July picnic. This patriotic recipe is easy to make and the kids can help too. Wrap them up and hand … Read More...
