Everybody enjoys sporting a crown once and while, don’t they? When you are out for a walk and spot some pretty fall leaves why not gather them up to make a fall leaf crown? Pop on over to the … Read More...
Gingerbread Chess Pie
What would you like to see for the holidays? Do you need new flavors, more sides, easy, or make ahead items? Let me know!
It seems the sweet tooth has taken over, because all the sweet ideas look really good … Read More...
Build Your Own Lego Death Star Christmas Ornament
We couldn’t forget about our Star war fans so this one is just for you geeks. This is a link to a free online guide to make the death star Christmas Ornament. These are great for Christmas gifts and Office … Read More...
7 Tips to getting ahead start on Holiday Crafting and DIY Gifts
Do you make handmade gifts for your friends and family for Christmas? I would say about 80% of my gifts are all handmade. I start early though, and I have a whole secret pinterest board with gift ideas.
Marie from … Read More...
Knit Little Red Hats for Preemies
You may not know this, but my little girl was a preemie, born six weeks early. We were lucky and she didn’t have any major health problems, and only spent a week in the NICU.
But a lot of families … Read More...
DIY Marbled Canister
Learn how to create a simple DIY Marbled Canister in a few easy steps and with simple supplies!
Amy from Delineate your Dwelling is continuing to rock the marbling trend! She has done marbled notebooks, clothes pins and now this … Read More...
Tutorial: Scrap flannel handwarmers
What feels more cozy in the fall than flannel? Sarah from Sadie Seasongoods shows how you can use scraps of flannel to make handwarmers. Just heat them in the microwave and tuck them into your coat pocket on a cold … Read More...
Product Review: A Muse Studio November Collection
Each month A Muse Studio offers a special selection of products, the monthly collections are small, curated collections that typically include 3-4 stamp sets, some dies, custom paper packs and other accessories. For the month of November it’s all about… Read More...
Tutorial: Denim laundry bag with detachable coin pouch
This sturdy laundry bag is made for trips to the laundromat, or perhaps trips down to the laundry room in a college dorm. It’s made from a sturdy denim fabric and has a detachable zippered coin pouch. Hancock Fabrics shares … Read More...
Totally Shabby Chic December Daily
Ladies, you have to check out this wonderful, Shabby Chic December Daily album. I love how this has such a junk journal look. It’s pulled together using a variety of eclectic supplies, proving that you don’t need to have perfectly … Read More...
Freebie and Techniques: Stamping Technique Cards
Have you ever seen a cool stamping technique on-line or been to a card class and then later thought, how do I do that again? 🙂 Well Technique Cards are a great way to keep track of those “how to” … Read More...
A New Christmas Mold from Colour de Verre – Vintage Ornaments
The more Christmas ornament options the better. I know in my studio teaching ornament making is such a slam dunk for the holiday season. Color de Verre’s newest ornament mold is so cool for so many reasons. I like that … Read More...
Tutorial: Scrappy tufted pincushion
Vicky from Mad for Fabric shares a tutorial for making a scrappy tufted pincushion. She includes a free pattern. The tufted button center and stitches around the wedge shaped pieces give it a pretty flower shape. If you have small … Read More...
Spicy Shrimp Guacamole Bites
As you prepare for the holidays, here is a new appetizer to add to your menu. A much healthier alternative to the bacon wrapped appetizers. I’ll still eat those, but it is nice to have some other options. Why not … Read More...
Oh Crap, I lost my needle!
Ever wonder why so many DIYers show us tutes on needle keepers and pin cushions? Simple. We lose them mid-project. I cannot recall the last time it happened to me. Kidding. Truth is, I lost a needle Saturday after I … Read More...
Tutorial: Deconstruct a thrifted shirt to get the most fabric
So you’ve found a thrifted shirt with the perfect fabric to use for a sewing project. Now what? Connie from ReFabulous shows how to cut it up to get the most usable fabric from it.
Click below for her tutorial:… Read More...
Easy Cinnamon Roll Knots
Another easy cinnamon roll recipe! Yay! Plus, another use for the pizza dough. Two Peas and Their Pod show you how easy it is to make these yummy knots using pizza dough. I don’t usually make breakfast on the holidays, … Read More...
Pumpkin Pie Pudding
If you pumpkin pie lovers haven’t had enough ideas, how about pumpkin pie pudding? This recipe is gluten free, vegan, and soy free. Spoon it out of the container or fancy it up by serving in wine glasses like Win-Win … Read More...
Display your bottle caps in a fun way
If you happen to save bottle caps from your favorite bottled beverages either for sentimental reasons or the cool graphics this is great way to display them. Over at The Grommet you can get this United States shaped bottle cap … Read More...
The Secret to Making WHITE Salt Dough
How many times have you made salt dough that has actually turned out a true bright white color? Salt dough has a natural tendency to turn a more off-white rustic color once it dries, but with this one secret ingredient, … Read More...