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Christmas is coming, it’s time to get into the holiday spirit! Why not add a little pop of color to your decorations with these candy-colored stockings! Color Pop Quilted stockings tutorial
Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Check these out … Read More...
This Christmas kids craft is lot’s of fun to make and can be adapted to suit different age levels. Personally I wouldn’t let my kids near a bowl of glitter unless we were outside and they were out their grandparents … Read More...
Forget about boring soap on a rope, Shrimpsaladcircus has stepped up the game and added a chain. These adorable soaps are made in a gemstone mold to make them resemble over sized gem necklaces. I think these would be so … Read More...
Who would have thought about combining the masculine structure of Leather with the sift fibers of crochet? Well apparently Makeanddocrew.com did and came up with this fun little project to create your own DIY Coasters. These would make great gifts … Read More...
Mary Helene! She’s the lucky winner of this months Paper Pumpkin giveaway!
Thanks to all who entered. Be sure to check back, we give one away each month!
-Heather
Sachiko from Tea Rose Home shows how easy it is to make a pillowcase. Choose a fun Christmas fabric or a novelty print in a child’s favorite theme, and sew up a pillowcase! You can make it extra cute by … Read More...
Sheila is the winner!
It’s almost November, people! That must mean it is high time to get started on knitting all. the. things. for cold weather (if you’re in the top half of the world, anyway). I know my daughter … Read More...
Wishing all my Craft Gossip readers a very Happy Halloween!!
(card by me, stamps by My Favorite Things and Lawn Fawn)
-Heather
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These Thanksgiving table printables will be perfect for entertaining this Thanksgiving, whether you have a few guests or a whole room full. Keep everyone occupied with ‘I’m Thankful’ cards, or get the dinner conversation flowing with conversation starters, both of … Read More...
Heather from The Sewing Loft shares a free pattern for making a mini mannequin bookend. It will sit so pretty on a fabric shelf, or to hold the end of a row of sewing books. You could also use it … Read More...
Organize your scrapbooking or craft room using Martha Stewart furniture, or other similar organizational pieces. This blog post doesn’t just show pretty pictures, but outlines the process of going from overflowing bins to a streamlined organized room!
You’ll see how … Read More...
I’m loving these minimalist black and white free Halloween printable posters. Choose one or more, print and ta da! They look lovely framed, but can also work with just a tack or some washi tape. print these out and add … Read More...
These nine sets of Halloween masks are all free printables. Just choose your favorite and there’s your quick and easy Halloween costume done.
Choose between super hero masks, traditional Halloween masks, Star Wars masks and lots more. Good for kids … Read More...
If you’re a last minute decorator like me, these free Halloween templates will come in handy today! You’ll be able to print and cut out a witch, ghost, bat, spiders, skulls and other fun and spooky Halloween creatures for decor, … Read More...
Today is Diwali
, the festival of lights, and my small town has a community event for it at the multicultural centre. There will be lots of diyas or lights / lamps there. Making tiny votive holders is one of … Read More...
Nothing says the holidays more than sugar cookies. Baking in the kitchen with the family, cutting out the shapes and decorating them for the holidays. This year, I needed to find a sugar free recipe for hubby. This recipe is … Read More...
Halloween is tomorrow but there’s still time to create a cool Halloween top! Anne from WobiSobi shows how you can create a spiderweb cutout on the back of a t-shirt. No sewing, no gluing – just cutting! How’s that for … Read More...
Halloween is tomorrow and time to start thinking about Thanksgiving. Unless you love turkey, then you can make this for a weekend dinner for a small family. This works for a small Thanksgiving gathering. Maggie at Omnivore’s Cookbook shares how … Read More...
Look what you can make from those dollar store woven rag rugs! Mark Montano has a tutorial on this blog, Make Your Mark, showing how to make them – and he’s got a free pattern for you, too! Make several … Read More...
Garlic bread and pasta go great together. This garlic bread is extra cheesy and would make a wonderful side dish for pasta or any other meal. Kathi at Laughing Spatula shares this recipe. You could use any cheese or bread … Read More...
