Whether you have random single skeins of yarn or leftovers from other projects, it can sometimes be hard to figure out what to do with small amounts of yarn. If you’re looking to use up your stash of super bulky … Read More...
Easy Summer Crafts for Kids to Make
In my house we have always relied on craft projects to get us through the summer (or any other time, let’s be honest). My daughter is 13 now and the projects have changed from making rainbow loom bracelets and perler … Read More...
Bubbles the Turtle Rug Crochet Pattern
The Bubbles the Turtle Rug Crochet Pattern is the perfect way to add some color and fun to any room in your home. This adorable and eye-catching rug is sure to be a hit with both kids and adults alike. … Read More...
10 Things NOT to sell on Etsy
As a seasoned Etsy seller, I’ve seen my fair share of ups and downs on the platform. One of the biggest hurdles that new sellers face is trying to stand out in a market that is already oversaturated with similar … Read More...
12 Handmade Card Ideas Featuring Cats and Dogs
CraftGossip invites you to explore a variety of card-making techniques that capture the essence of our four-legged friends. From playful kittens to loyal dogs, each handmade card is a testament to the artistry and imagination of the creators. Whether you … Read More...
Signature Needle Arts Closing Its Doors
I’m a few days behind on this news, but per their Facebook page, Signature Needle Arts has begun the process of closing down.
Owner Cathy says she recently retired from Bothe Associates (the machine shop that made the needles) … Read More...
Sweet Sun Hat Knitting Patterns
I don’t really like wearing hats, but my husband wears his sun hat all the time, even when we’re just going on a quick walk around the neighborhood. I know I should wear one, too, but maybe I just need … Read More...
Afghans Lemon Drop Crochet ePattern
As a new mom, I was always on the lookout for special and unique gifts for my little one. When I came across the Baby Afghans Lemon Drop ePattern, I knew I had found something special. The cheerful and … Read More...
Video Tutorial – 1 HOUR RAG QUILT
Rag quilting is said to have started in the 1700s. The harsh and cold winter seasons forced pioneer women to find inventive ways to stay warm and safe. Rag quilts were made from worn-out fabric and leftover materials. These quilts … Read More...
Hot Dog Cross Stitch Patterns
July 19 is apparently National Hot Dog Day (though it seems like it should be July 4th, what do I know?) but stitching up some hot dog cross stitch patterns is a great thing to do any time during the … Read More...
15 Pencil Pouches You Can Sew for Back to School
It’s almost back-to-school time and you know what that means – shopping for school supplies! Such a fun time of the year! Even if you no longer have kids in school or are not going to school yourself, it’s hard … Read More...
Activities for Learning about the Ocean
Learning about the ocean is always fun, but it’s a nice thing to do in the summer, especially if you have any vacations to the beach planned. But even if you don’t, these ocean animal activities are lots of fun … Read More...
How to Cable without a Cable Needle
I’ve been working on a lot of cable knitting projects lately, which is not something I normally do. I don’t know why, but I don’t typically use a lot of cables in my designs or choose to knit things that … Read More...
Free Crochet Pattern – Ganymede Hat
I remember the first time I went skiing in the alps. I was so excited to hit the slopes and take in the stunning mountain views. But, as soon as I got off the ski lift and hit the fresh … Read More...
DIY Activated Charcoal Soap
Activated charcoal is a highly porous substance that is made by heating carbon-rich materials such as coconut shells, sawdust, or bamboo to high temperatures. This process results in charcoal with a large surface area and many tiny pores, which gives … Read More...
Book Review – Easy Knit Summer Tops: 15 Warm Weather Knits
These 15 easy-to-follow patterns are designed with warm weather in mind, featuring lightweight, breathable yarns such as cotton, linen, and bamboo. These fibers are perfect for warm weather as they are cool to the touch and absorb moisture, keeping you … Read More...
How to Stamp with Actual Plants
I love seeing ideas of stamping with everyday or unusual objects, stamping doesn’t have to just be manufactured rubber or clear photopolymer stamps. This technique from Lydia might be more closely related to printing but if you press something onto … Read More...
In Law Chaser Hat Knitting Pattern
I know you’re probably wondering where in the world the name for this hat knitting pattern from Jennifer Berg came from. You know when it looks like it’s going to rain or snow, but you end up only getting a … Read More...
Printable Cross Stitch Graph Paper
If you want to design your own cross stitch patterns, there are a couple of different ways to go about it. If you’re starting with a picture or a logo using a program online where you can upload the image … Read More...
The New 5-Gallon Bucket Book: Ingenious DIY Projects, Hacks, and Upcycles
Why just reuse a bucket when you can reinvent it? The New 5-Gallon Bucket Book
updates a quirky classic with 30+ new ways to take those old buckets and put them to use.
Five-gallon buckets are ubiquitous and cheap (or … Read More...