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by Anne Weaver
Sew a tunic dress or nightgown for your little girl using this free pattern from Emily at Nap Time Creations. The front bodice is gathered at the shoulder seam. Make it short as a tunic or longer as a dress … Read More...
Parents of young children who sew will laugh out loud as they learn Susan’s of Crafter Hours reason for creating this printable. But really anyone who sews can appreciate the sentiment. Myself included.
I just downloaded it (you can too … Read More...
Something Blue – based on the traditional rhyme stands for purity, love and fidelity. These I Do Shoe Stickers are a unique idea for the something blue for bride to be! A modern day take on a time honoured wedding … Read More...
You won’t believe how easy this chain scarf is! It’s yet another way to use Ruffle Yarn like Sashay, Pirouette or Starbella. Be sure to check out my YouTube Tutorial Video on how to make this in the next section!
by Katie Smith
If you’re impatiently waiting for Spring to arrive, Bring the outside in with this tutorial on how to create simple craft His + Her DIY Face Planters. Amy from Delineate Your Dwelling made these fabulous planters using a Silhouette die … Read More...
Tie one on! 🙂 This clever shirt shaped card is perfect for a masculine birthday card or Father’s Day. Torico shares a link to the original template she used plus how she designed her tie. Visit her blog for all … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Svetlana from Sotak Handmade shows how you can make a boxy zip pouch. Contrast fabric pieced around the zipper is a fun detail that makes these bags stand out. The boxy bags are perfect for cosmetics or shave kits. They’re … Read More...
Want custom Project Life cards that fit your photos perfectly? Make your own using stamps! Get out your stamps and colored ink pads, and start with this post showing a number of ways to use stamps and inks.
You can … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Zippers don’t always have to zip. The metal teeth make them an edgy embellishment even when you don’t need the functionality of a zipper. This steampunk style journal uses zippers as a binding and for a closure. You can get … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
See how you can make a felt dahlia like this one! Melissa from Blank Slate Patterns and Melly Sews shares a video tutorial on her blog. This flower is showy enough to stand on its own as an individual bloom, … Read More...
by Sarah White
Dr. Seuss’ birthday is celebrated each year on March 2, and to honor his legacy of encouraging reading and silliness I thought I would share some Dr. Seuss cross stitch patterns.
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find any free ones, … Read More...
by Sarah White
I know we all love a heartwarming story about knitting, right? This one comes to us via the Medford Mail Tribune (that’s in Oregon) and profiles Trinidad Flores, a homeless man who spends his time loom knitting hats to … Read More...
This organizer is made from spice jars and over trays. You don’t need to limit it to bathroom storage you could use this one in your Craft room too! The tutorial is easy to follow and you can paint it … Read More...
I have actually made these and they are DELICIOUS!. I have even made them using chunks of chocolate bars. Basically Deep frying Chocolate is a good thing people, A really good thing. Serve with cream or icecream to help cut … Read More...
So yesterday I posted about a book that features all sorts of concrete projects that you can get yourself in the running for by leaving a comment. Today I have a link to the blog Dunn Lumber that features a … Read More...
by Sarah White
When my daughter was little, I think I remember letting her play with a keyboard that wasn’t attached to a computer so she could pretend to type.
But I love this idea of making a play laptop out of cardboard … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Caroline from Sew Can She shares a tutorial for making this beautiful basket tote. This is a perfect everyday bag! Easy to carry and plenty of room for all your stuff. You can’t see it in this photo, but there’s … Read More...
Using rubber stamps, a masking technique with masking fluid and a water coloring technique with markers you can making this stunning Cottage card that looks like a hand painted work of art. Hop on over to the Art Impressions blog … Read More...