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Celebrate love and Valentine’s Day with this beautifully detailed coloring page. Click here to download it for free from Dover Publications.
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Are you looking for more Valentine’s Day Embellishments, papers, and supplies?
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Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom shows how you can make this super easy fleece hat and scarf set. A bit of fringe at the ends of the scarf and on the top of the hat makes a … Read More...
Samelia’s Mum shows how you can make a needle book with a sweet reverse heart applique on the front. She used a Liberty print (love!) for the heart but any scrap fabric will work. You can store your needles and … Read More...
Put together a quick monthly baby book using photos from your phone and Instax film or printer. or you can do this with actual Instax photos, or simply by printing out your photos in a smaller format (learn how to … Read More...
If your family loves the Spot It card game, then they’ll love this fun Valentine’s Day matching game! Head on over and download the free printable today from One Creative Mommy.
Heidi even provides a link to the site teaching … Read More...
Use your love themed patterned scrapbooking papers to make these cute heart-shaped envelopes for distributing love notes to friends and family.
It takes just a few minutes to handcraft these envelopes using patterned card stock, scissors, ribbon glue and a … Read More...
Die cut shapes are so much fun to use on your cards but you can make them even more interesting by using an embossing folder to emboss texture and designs onto the shapes. Cricut has so many wonderful die shapes … Read More...
Sergers are boss at sewing a straight line or curves, but when you get to a corner things get a little more complicated. Inside corners are especially tricky! Britni from Happy Mama Tales shows how you can serge around corners.… Read More...
Congrats go out to Lorraine M. of West Hills CA as she is the winner of Annie Sloan’s Chalk Paint Workbook: A practical guide to mixing paint and making style choices
Congrats go out to Jane S. of Alsea, OR as she is the winner of Magical Miniature Gardens & Homes: Create Tiny Worlds of Fairy Magic & Delight with Natural, Handmade Décor
Check out these DIY Fairy kits
we found … Read More...
A note from Benjamin Levisay, CEO of XRX, Inc., says that the 32-year-old Knitter’s magazine has ceased publication with its Winter 2016 issue.
The magazine published 125 issues, but Levisay says they have stopped producing it because of financial … Read More...
You don’t need to know how to crochet or knit to make a messy bun hat! Denise from DIY Crush shows how you can make a fleece messy bun hat, and even has a free pattern for you. The fleece … Read More...
Sew4Home shares a free pattern for making a baby bib and burp cloth set that would make a great present for a new baby! The burp cloth is contoured so it fits snugly against your neck. The bib and and … Read More...
Giveaway- Crochet Style: Over 30 Trendy, Classic and Sporty Accessories for All Ages
Leave a comment in today’s post by January 25th, 2017 and you are in the running for this super stylish and cozy crochet book.
Open to U. … Read More...
I love taking small stamps and making them into wreath shapes. This lovely card takes that idea one one step further by incorporating a masked shaped into the wrath design. Find a video tutorial for this neat stamping technique over … Read More...
If there is one thing I hate more than dusting it is paying for specially marked “Dusting” products. I have to admit most of the time I use a Baby wipe, yes my children are 7+ but we still have … Read More...
Kat from Sew Chibi spent a year planning the most awesome Ziggy Stardust capsule wardrobe for her 5 year old daughter. She shares the results in a beautifully styled photoshoot. The custom pieces in the wardrobe include a romper, cape, … Read More...
BurdaStyle shares a free pattern for making a simple phone case. It has a large pocket to hold your p hone, and a smaller pocket to hold business cards or ID. They use a rather unusual material – cork fabric … Read More...
Bullet journaling is hot hot hot! I highly recommend it as a planning method, especially if you are looking for a flexible system that will meet all your needs. If you find that pre-designed planners are too restrictive for you, … Read More...
Newsy. Esther of Esther’s Blog launched her 2017 BOM this week where participants will make a Diamond Hill quilt. Best news is it’s FREE. And if you’re familiar with some of her past projects, like Oma’s Blues, then you … Read More...
