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Make your own pegboard organizer for your scrap space, and get all your bits and pieces organized. This is a pretty simple DIY using easily available supplies like pegboard, 1x2s and pegboard accessories.
Get the scoop on which size pegboard, … Read More...
These masks would be great year round for pretend play but with Halloween just around the corner I bet they would be awesome for all sorts of costumes. pop on over to the blog Teaching Every Day for the tutorial … Read More...
Brilliant, is what I call the person who figured out that adding weights to a blanket turns it into a calming agent. This is a child-size weighted lap pad, made by Polly Carlson, of Pieces by Polly. For the front, … Read More...
Looking for a cute gift to make for a child? Autumn from It’s Always Autumn shares a free pattern for making a robe to fit a teddy bear or stuffed animal. The soft fleece robe looks just like a people … Read More...
Marissa from Rae Gun Ramblings shows how you can make an apron skirt. It ties in a pretty bow at the back like an apron, but it’s not open at the back. It’s gathered on to a sash at the … Read More...
After mentioning yesterday that I’m really not thinking about knitting for fall and winter yet, I thought I would share some sweater patterns for those of you who are already pointing your needles in that direction.
First off, check out … Read More...
This recipe is gluten-free and paleo. What a great treat to share with the family. You’ll need an ice cream maker for the ice cream. Or you can buy your ice cream. How cute are these mini skillets!? Lisa Bryan … Read More...
It’s happened to all of us at least once. Sitting down for a picnic and finding the ground is not as dry as you thought it was! And then you’re walking around with a big ol’ wet spot on the … Read More...
Here is a great meal for first time cooks to make. It is also good for those on a budget. This one interests me for potlucks and team dinners. Let Marisa from The PennyWiseMama show you how easy it is … Read More...
You can enjoy this dessert for breakfast. Caramel apples remind me of fairs, fall and Halloween. I enjoy the sweet and sour flavors of the caramel and apple. The best thing about these donuts are that they are baked. Kristie … Read More...
I don’t know how it is where you live, but summer is not anywhere near over around here. (And if you’re in the Southern Hemisphere, you’re still looking forward to it coming!) And even if it were, the sun still … Read More...
Harry Potter fans, now you can enjoy your favorite butterbeer for breakfast. Surprise the kids this Labor Day weekend with these pancakes. Rebecca Hubbell from Sugar & Soul did all the hard work to create these butterscotch flavored pancakes. A … Read More...
These wine bottle covers are the perfect way to finish off a quick bottle of wine purchase. The tutorial is easy to follow and you could make a new sew version of these using craft glue or hot glue. Pop … Read More...
This DIY consists of two parts: cutting the glass bottle and making the actual candle. Both tutorials can be found here Via Germmagazine.com . You could also use a Starbucks coffee mug or bottle cutter which makes cutting the bottle … Read More...
Sometimes you have to do things a little differently when it comes to kids. This shows you how to allow them the freedom of design and creativity whilst learning new Embroidery skills. Embroidery With Kids.
Know someone who is sick? Cheer them up with this clever tissue box card, it folds flat for mailing but opens up to look like a box. So cute! You’ll find cutting, scoring and folding directions over on the Sweet … Read More...
Don’t fear the set-in sleeve! Kennis at Itch To Stitch shares a tutorial of her fearless set-in sleeve method. She also gives informative background about set-in sleeves in general, which is a good read in and of itself. She tells … Read More...
Planning a wedding? The Fall season is the perfect time to have a beautiful outdoor ceremony. With the gorgeous changing colors, the cooler temperatures, and the endless options of great ways to decorate, it could be just what you are … Read More...
Make a welcoming wreath for your front door with houndstooth fabric pumpkins! Jen from Tatertots and Jello shares a tutorial showing how. The wood stems and houndstooth fabrics give a warm, rustic feel to the wreath which is perfect for … Read More...
I just love these wood printing blocks/stamps that Mark Montano designed. Mark used adult coloring pages as design inspiration before carving them into scrap wood with a dremel tool.
It looks super easy and I really want to try it. … Read More...
