I adore this sweet cross stitch design by Luba Davies Atelier.
Called Prosperity in the House, it features a little kitty resting on a pillow with a Chinese character (I assume a symbol of prosperity?) on her back.
The pattern … Read More...
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by Sarah White
I adore this sweet cross stitch design by Luba Davies Atelier.
Called Prosperity in the House, it features a little kitty resting on a pillow with a Chinese character (I assume a symbol of prosperity?) on her back.
The pattern … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Felled seam, flat seam, denim seam, or flat felled seam – they’re all names for the kind of seam you find on jeans inseams or men’s dress shirts. Petro from Easy Peasy Creative shows how to create a felled seam. … Read More...
I know some areas of the country are knee deep in snow while some are basking in sunshine. Either way theses stitched snowflakes may be just the project to make today. Pop on over to the blog Hochzeitswahn for the … Read More...
Every style has it’s moment and that moment inevitably passes. As makers it is easy (and maybe even important) to get excited about something that is on-trend but it can hurt your business when you fail to notice when its … Read More...
by Sarah White
With Earth Day coming up this weekend, you might want to plan an Earth-themed craft to do with your kids.
Crafts on Sea has a great collection of more than 30 Earth Day crafts, which it says are for … Read More...
I love the look of colored pencils on kraft cardstock! Wendy McGaffy used colored pencils in just the right places for color and shading on this adorable bear and ducks card. I also like her tip about placing all her … Read More...
Go take a look at how Heidi Swapp, scrapbooker and scrapbook product designer extraordinaire, made over her scrap room into a dream space with enough table space for working on multiple projects, and tons of storage space for all her … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
This faux chenille blanket is cuddly soft on both sides, with a front from a cute flannel and a back made with a fluffy faux chenille effect. It would make the sweetest gift for a new baby or young child! … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
This is a super easy tutorial to show you how to decoupage fabric on a clay
dish. This is such a great project for small scraps and would make a lovely accent in your home or a gift for a … Read More...
I’m a caner, I admit it. And there’s a lot of us in the polymer clay world. Some people do more pattern and geometric ones than I ever will have a good grip on and this mod square inspired one… Read More...
If you want to combine stamped images and a sentiment without adding lots of layers or bulk to your card try a simple masking technique. Using post it notes to cover the center section of her card , stamping flowers … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Amy from Positively Splendid shows how you can make beautiful flowers just by rolling felt. They’ll look best if you use a higher grade felt, but even inexpensive craft felt can be turned into pretty blooms. Make a bright spring … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
These easy 15-minute fabric bookmarks are super fun. Make them for – or with – kids to encourage a lifelong love of reading! Alicia from Sew What Alicia shares a tutorial at Polka Dot Chair showing how to make them. … Read More...
If you’re looking for a perfectly smooth surface for your fused glass pieces look no further than Bullseye Glass and their Quick Tip about creating exactly that. After you check that out you can look deeper into their web site … Read More...
If you like to upcycle and customize your clothes with stitching and embellishments like sequins you may struggle with how to get the images onto the fabric. Pop on over to Buttons Galore blog to see a super easy way … Read More...
by Sarah White
This beautiful idea from the Educator’s Spin on It is called a drip painting rainbow name recognition activity, but the basic concept could be used to make all kids of resist art.
The basic concept is to have something … Read More...
by Sarah White
If you’re like me, and like most knitters I know, you’ve probably bought a skein or several of sock yarn (let’s not talk about other kinds of yarn right now, OK?) with no real idea of what you were going … Read More...
These super easy and simple but oh, so gorgeous mason jar luminaries are a great decor idea for weddings, holidays, Christmas, or even a party! Super easy to transform into jar lanterns! These are quick to make which means you … Read More...
What a clever idea to replace to “O” in MOM with a flower! Ardyth created this lovely card with new stamps and dies from My Favorite Things and is sharing a quick video about how she made it. Visit her … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
I don’t work out often, and I think part of the reason I don’t is that I never have the right things to wear. Obviously, your clothes need to be comfortable and able to move with you but a little … Read More...