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Peppermint Bath Bombs – These “blue snowballs” soothe, invigorate your senses with cool peppermint 
and transform your bath water color to an ocean blue. These Bath bombs are easy to make and are perfect for gift giving. Peppermint is one … Read More...
Here’s a fun way to “hide” your chocolate eggs or to cozy either real or plastic eggs in the springtime.
Sandra Paul’s Huggie Bunnies pattern was meant to snuggle a creme egg, but I’m sure you could put all sorts … Read More...
If you’re fan of Game of Thrones, How to Train Your Dragon or any other fantasy dragon movies or books you’re going to love the adorable new Me and My Dragon stamp set from Mama Elephant! Nicole Spohr used … Read More...
Use a plain notebook, patterned papers and a label maker to quickly pull together this adorable baby book. Of course with your scrapbook stash you can take this up a notch with stickers and more, but if you need to … Read More...
If you believe rainbows and glitter make everything better, you’re going to love this rainbow and glitter tote! Amber from Damask Love shows how you can make one. It’s easier than you think because you start with a plain canvas … Read More...
Learn how to make these origami Easter bunnies to use as scrapbook page embellishments, or the perfect motif for an Easter greeting card or Easter mini book. The post is in German, but with the help of Google Translate … Read More...
This is a simple, easy and fun Easter craft. Perfect for decorating your home for the new season, or as an activity to keep the kids busy! Easter Egg Decorating Stickers
Decorated Easter eggs deserve to be displayed in the best way possible. Why not make some pretty egg cups with simple plastic eggs
and a bunch of pretty colored buttons in all sorts of sizes. Pop on over to Buttons … Read More...
Sew your favorite fabrics into pretty bowls that you can use to organize your sewing notions, office supplies, or your jewelry and hair accessories. Greta from Greta’s Quilting Studio has a free pattern and tutorial for creating them. You can … Read More...
Cat Kerr has a great way to recycle any old business cards you might have collected. Using the backs of the card to paint, stencil, stamp and collage on she used her little works of art for some lovely bezel … Read More...
A drawstring backpack is a great first sewing project for teens, tweens, and even kids to sew! Svetlana from S.O.T.A.K. has a tutorial showing how to make one. It’s made with all straight seams and can be completed in one … Read More...
I know I say this about so many of the projects I post here but really, these little chicks are so cute! And best yet this project is great for crafters of all ages. Pop on over to the blog … Read More...
I love tiny knitting projects, and for some reason wee little spring and Easter-related knitting patterns are among my favorites. I love designing them and knitting them and using them as decoration or tucking them into Easter baskets.
In the … Read More...
Easter is a wonderful time for families to come together and celebrate. One of the most exciting traditions during this holiday is decorating Easter eggs.
However, traditional egg dyeing can be messy and time-consuming, and it often involves using harsh … Read More...
This is a tutorial for making a number of handcrafted items using a free downloadable embroidery pattern for adventure/ camping emblems. Instructions are provided for making the designs and turning them into fridge magnets, brooches, and patches for clothing and … Read More...
This crochet pattern is for an Oya crochet flower. It’s easy to make and quite cute – I am sure You will love it! This would make a sweet bookmark or necklace too. You can grab the free crochet pattern … Read More...
In addition to publishing books Princeton Architectural Press also publishes many stationery and gift items. The Stamp Garden stamp set from British designer and illustrator Coralie Bickford-Smith (illustrator of the Penguin Classics series) features 25 wood mounted rubber stamps that … Read More...
Susan from Crafting a Family shows how you can make a super simple pillowcase inspired by Mickey and Minnie Mouse. There are no ears to sew or stencil. Instead, she uses fabrics that evoke the characters. Red and yellow and … Read More...
Christmas in July! “It is a German tradition to hang a pickle-shaped ornament on the Christmas tree hidden away so it’s difficult to find. The first child to find it on Christmas morning gets a special treat or an extra … Read More...
We scrapbookers, and crafters in general LOVE using peg boards for organization. I have posted about peg boards before, but then I came across this mega round up over at A Girl & a Glue gun that I just had … Read More...
