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If you love making your own envelopes (they are so handy for using on scrapbook pages and in mini-books!), check out this tutorial for making an envelope from scrapbook paper, using origami folding techniques.
With this skill mastered you can … Read More...
I was on Pinterest recently and saw a post about doing a family fun night activity involving taste testing different flavors of Oreos. There are so many different ones now, and this particular activity, from Joy in the Works, … Read More...
Jess from Happy Together shows how she makes her own fabric labels with her ink jet printer. It’s super easy to do and the labels add a personal touch to anything you make. She says her labels have survived the … Read More...
The Ram Wools Yarn Cooperative in Winnipeg has launched a Kickstarter to raise funding for what it calls KnitTV, which would be an open-source, free collection of knitting and crochet tutorials made with the learner in mind.
The yarn shop … Read More...
The end of Summer/Early Fall is the best time to plant grass. The temperature is perfect, not too hot, and not too cold. The season also gives it the perfect amount of time to gain a bit a root establishment, … Read More...
Sew4Home shares a free sewing pattern for these adorable pieced and pom pom star pillows. The free pattern includes three sizes and variations: The large measures 20″ in diameter when finished and has a pieced front divided into 10 sections. … Read More...
Coffee lovers trying to find more ways to getting coffee into your diet? Try this sugar cookie with coffee by Amanda at I am Baker. You can even use them to make ice cream sandwiches. Share these with other coffee … Read More...
Jacquard, which makes all sorts of great crafty stuff including Pearl Ex mica powders, has a tutorial on how to make sparkly beads using polymer clay and mica powders. Written by Carolyn Hasenfratz, the tutorial covers some valuable techniques: how … Read More...
Here is a light dinner to enjoy this summer or anytime of the year. This is a low carb meal that is packed with lots of flavor. Rachel from Mesa Cooking Co. shares how to create these wraps. Another way … Read More...
These cookies are adorable. These cookies are created by using frosting and other store bought cookies. An easy way to look creative, if you don’t feel very creative. Caitlyn from Cuts and Crumbles shares how to create this cute dessert. … Read More...
Amber from Crazy Little Projects shows how you can sew a messenger bag style lunch bag. Younger kids will love one made from a novelty star wars print fabric
(perhaps featuring their favorite characters), while older kids will probably appreciate … Read More...
I love how versitile paper lanterns are. They are a great surface for painting and adding elements to. I made a paper lantern into an eyeball last Halloween and this Pokemon decoration is wonderful! Pop on over to the blog … Read More...
Here is a fun way to get your toddler to eat healthy and teach him/her their alphabet too. Diana Johnson from Eating Richly shares how she created this snack based on Nemo. A fun way to help your toddlers learn … Read More...
This adorable pencil case is so easy to make that even the youngest of Pokemon Go fans could do it. You can watch the full tutorial here via you tube. The lady is quite funny to watch too.
This spiral necklace is made using a plastic canvas circle. The tutorial is very easy to follow. Obviously you can use any color to suit your style. The black and white version was my favorite. I think I just might … Read More...
Okay, this might be the cutest Harry Potter baby
toy ever! It’s a soft sensory activity cube with a Harry Potter theme. Kim from Bugaboo City designed it – and she shares a free pattern for it on her blog! … Read More...
Bunnies and balloons and babies, oh my! Karen Burniston combines lots of cute dies like a bunny, balloon, clouds and a pop up for this adorable baby card. I love how she dry embossed the card background. Find out how … Read More...
This watermelon wreath is a super cute no-sew project! Kari from Craft. Create. Cook. shares a tutorial showing how to make one to hang on your front door this summer. The wreath is made of strips of fabric knotted around … Read More...
Take a walk through France Wisniewski’s traveler’s notebook for March and see her unique method of memory keeping. She makes her own notebooks so she can control exactly what kind of paper is used, making it perfect for painting and … Read More...
You and your DMC floss have a date. Especially if you’re an Outlander fan. That’s because Daisy, from Lazy Daisy Quilts, visited Fandom in Stitches to share her hand-stitched version of Hamish the Hedgehog.
The motif finishes right at … Read More...
