I love this primitive Father’s Day cross stitch chart with rabbits from Plum Street Samplers. It’s cute and the story behind it is so sweet.
If you’ve got kids or grandkids who fight over dad/grandpa, this is a great little … Read More...
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by Sarah White
I love this primitive Father’s Day cross stitch chart with rabbits from Plum Street Samplers. It’s cute and the story behind it is so sweet.
If you’ve got kids or grandkids who fight over dad/grandpa, this is a great little … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Knot waist shirts are a trendy style for this summer! Melissa from Blank Slate Patterns and Melly Sews shows how you can sew your own knot waist shirt. You can add the knot to any basic t-shirt or tank pattern. … Read More...
by Sarah White
I just came across this the other day and it’s super cool so I wanted to share.
Canary Knits has been running since February a #KnitPetiteProject, which includes all sorts of great information on who is considered petite and … Read More...
Recycled Wine corks are as much fun to collect (drinking wine) 🙂 as they are to craft with. Tiki faces are a classic summertime decorating theme so why not carve up a bunch of these fun tiki with your Dremel … Read More...
I love detailed coloring pages with lots of spaces for adding many different colors and creativity like this lovely owl page. Download this Owl Mosaic Coloring Page for FREE from Dover Publications. Click here to get it.
Coloring in sheets … Read More...
This artwork is created using sticky tape to create the text. Then let the kids go wild with there fingerpainting. Let it dry before removing the tape and revealing the I heart dad text. A great kids craft project that … Read More...
Candlewicking is traditionally white but over here at Craftgossip.com we like to live on the edge of “traditional”. Here is a fine example of stepping outside the box to create something new, something inventive, something enhanced, altered and just delightful.… Read More...
Tempus wood watches are the perfect alternative for Dad this Father’s day. These watches are beautifully crafted and are a positive force for the planet. These watches really give you a sense of being connected to the Earth. Whilst the … Read More...
You are probably wondering why you need to do this. Let me remind you what chemicals you put on your pits every day.
By the way, this is NOT my hairy arm pit. My arm pits are shaved this is … Read More...
This Crochet pattern is for a Laundry mat for your, well Laundry! Why shouldn’t we have nice things in our work spaces? You can grab the free crochet pattern for this over at Bhooked Crochet.
by Anne Weaver
These gingham flip flops are perfect for hanging out down at the pool or kicking back on the porch! Trinkets in Bloom shares a tutorial at Aleene’s showing how you can make them – and you won’t need to sew … Read More...
Amy Cooley! She’s won this months Paper Pumpkin giveaway!
We giveaway one kit each month so be sure to check back later in June for another contest.
-Heather
Origami shirts for Father’s Day have been around for a while, but this super cute twist on the classic is definitely a fun and fresh way to celebrate dad! These colorful origami shirts aren’t just visually appealing; they also make … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Coffee cozies are a great project to use up your scraps, and they make great “happy day” gifts! Sew4Home has a pattern and tutorial for making a coffee cozy, and they include three variations for the closure – a lace-up … Read More...
Here’s another great storage idea using PVC pipe: get your craft paints organized! You won’t even need to use power tools or ask for help with this one either. You will need extremely string glue though.
Head over to see … Read More...
Sharon Harnist loves stamping drink coasters and has found a new product she’s loving to use to color her tiles, oil based markers. She’s got some tips and a coaster tutorial over on her blog PaperFections, click here to check … Read More...
by Sarah White
Sometimes it’s hard to come up with project ideas for holidays that can also be considered learning activities, but I think making things with salt dough fits that category.
If the kids help you make the dough, you’re getting some … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Don’t underestimate the power of a basic tote bag! They’re easy to sling over your shoulder and easy to toss your stuff in. Amber from Crazy Little Projects shows how you can sew a simple tote. It has an outside … Read More...
Making things that are cute is fun but if they also are functional well, that’s just super-crafting! What is the bane of a summertime event? Bugs. So why not make some pretty red, white and blue scented candle holders that … Read More...
In this tutorial you’ll learn how make a simple easy wire necklace. All you need is pliers, wire and a chain and it’s simple as this.