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Refashioning is a fun way to get new life from old or thrifted clothes. Transforming something outdated or unflattering into a awesome new garment feels a little like a magic trick. If you’re new to refashioning, Stephanie from Swoodson Says … Read More...
12 months, 12 squares, and lots of fun tapestry designs. The 2018 Tapestry Square Afghan Project is going to be a fun way to try out the technique and make a fun blanket by December.
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Ooooohh aren’t these pretty? And I bet they would look spectacular both inside as decor and outside mixed in with the blooming flowers. Pop on over to the blog Kiwi Co. for the step by step tutorial on how to … Read More...
Yupo paper is a type of synthetic plastic paper that isn’t absorbent and is very durable so it’s great for techniques like water colors so you can easily move the color around. Jessica Frost-Ballas will show you how to use … Read More...
These Fourth of July candles are the perfect addition to your cookout. They make wonderful host gifts for the holiday. I think everyone appreciates a candle that has a purpose right? Grab some mason jars and some wax and you … Read More...
We have got some fantastic free Star Wars printables to share. These Star Wars printables are perfect for a party activity or for party favors. Whether you want just coloring pages, or Star Wars Birthday party ideas or even Star … Read More...
This adorable cat, mouse and donuts birthday card designed by Nicole Spohr includes a fun little envelope on the front that opens to reveal the sentiment. She’ll show you how she made it using stamps and dies from Mama Elephant… Read More...
Nothing is more frustrating than discovering you’ve managed to bring home something you’ve previously purchased – or, not being able to find something you’ve previously purchased and having to buy a duplicate, am I right? It’s like a crafter’s work … Read More...
This shark softie is trying to look tough, but he’s just a cutie! Joanne from Craft Passion shares a free sewing pattern for making him. I’m loving those big shark teeth and the stitched gills!
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This is a simple tutorial to create gorgeous stacked Tassel earrings! The tutorial is easy to follow and can be seen here. Sweetredpoppy.com
Make these travel journals with fabric covers, with no sewing required! Jenifer Cowles shares a tutorial at Therm O Web showing how to make them. Fusible adhesive lets you create the fabric covers without sewing a stitch.
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Melissa from Trevor Loves Mommy shows how she turned a knit maxi skirt into a fun t-shirt with a flounce around the neck. If you don’t have a skirt to work with, you can easily just use some yardage and … Read More...
If you are a card maker and in need of an idea for a graduation card pop on over to the Buttons Galore blog for an easy tutorial on how to make a graduation card that looks like a graduation … Read More...
This Giant Ferrero rocher cake tower is the perfect alternative to a traditional cake. What inspired me to make this tower is that for my Birthday (yes, I am 39) I planned to spend the day chilling with my … Read More...
With Memorial Day and the Fourth of July coming up, it seemed a good time to share a somewhat patriotic knitting project.
The American Flag Knit Dishcloth by Designs by Emily uses alternating rows of knits and purls to make … Read More...
Betsy Veldman used mica powders with her stamps on dark cardstock for a pretty shimmery pop of jewel tone colors. So pretty! Visit her blog Paper, Scissors and Superheroes for more details and a link to some video tips … Read More...
Melissa from Polka Dot Chair shows how you can customize your Converse sneakers by adding fabric accents. She covered the tongue of the shoe with a cute cotton print to create a fun look that will stand out from all … Read More...
Graduation season is among us and so are all the parties!!! Here’s a great way to corral all the cards your grad will be receiving this year. The base is a paper mache box, and then you go to town … Read More...
Katie, from Jelly Lane Art Blog, shares her doodle pendant tutorial. In it, she uses oven bake polymer clay (or air dry clay), as a canvas for doodle jewellery. A white clay base with baked in findings becomes the … Read More...
It’s a DIY project for those who want to make something unique at their wedding and it’s stylish and cute it and it can run you around $20. The video shows a step by step on how to make it.… Read More...
