It’s been a while since I’ve done a roundup of knitting news, so there’s a good amount today.
If you think about it, a knitting machine may just be the original 3-D printer. And a business in London called Unmade … Read More...
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by Sarah White
It’s been a while since I’ve done a roundup of knitting news, so there’s a good amount today.
If you think about it, a knitting machine may just be the original 3-D printer. And a business in London called Unmade … Read More...
You are sure to find a Craft project to keep the kids busy in this Festive Round up. From turkeys to Autumn leaves there seems to be a craft for every age and ability. Thanksgiving Kids Crafts Ideas And Activities.… Read More...
Rebeckah’s Treasures has created this adorable Amigurumi Crochet Winter Snowman. He is perfect for the holiday season and is totally adorable he could “melt” your heart. Yes that pun was totally intentional. Free Crochet Snowman Toy Pattern For Christmas.
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Have you ever wondered how to get the most our of your Hair curler? This info graphic shows you the three different curls created simply by wrapping the hair around the barrel in different methods. Hair Curling Techniques.
by Katie Smith
If you’re an indie business owner or artist with a wordpress.org site, than this post is for you! In this post Carmen from Carmen Whitehead Designs is sharing her top 10 wordpress plugins that she use for her art business … Read More...
by Katie Smith
If you love munching on pistachios, then this fun recycling tutorial is for you! Zoe Feast from Creative in Chicago reused washed pistachio shells with some Sharpies and glue. I am not a fan of pistachios, but if I was, … Read More...
The new book Paper Cutting: 20 Projects for Friends to Make by Amy Phipps and Claire Culley has DIY paper cutting projects for making 3D items, greeting cards, photo props, a mobile, cake topper, lamp shade and more that are … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Tissue sewing pattern defy physics. Once they’ve been unfolded and cut, they expand and getting them back into the envelope is nearly impossible. You can actually get them back in, though, and neatly too. Riley Blake Designs shares a tutorial … Read More...
Most think of a Winter wedding to be cold and consist of colors of red and white. These 18 ideas will leave you in awe of the pure beauty that you would have never dreamed a Winter wedding to hold. … Read More...
Macramé is best known for those braided plant hangers that many of us had back in the ’70’s. Trust me when I say, that is not the case anymore! The craft technique has made it’s come back and in so … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Deby from So Sew Easy shows how you can use a quilt-as-you-go technique to create a pot holder from your fabric scraps. They’re a generous 9″ square, with a pocket on the back for your hand. Make a few to … Read More...
I just came across this delightful set of free printable patterned Christmas papers, and had to share with you! Mel has set this up in such a genius way. You can print a test sheet to check to see if … Read More...
These 10 free fall printables are ready to download and print. Perfect for crafts and decor! You’re sure to find one that adds the perfect touch to your decor or paper crafting projects. You can reduce the size to use … Read More...
Acorns are one of those autumn motifs that clay just does perfectly. You can do serious, nature like ones or a little more fun and colourful versions. Stepping Thru Crazy’s Sarah has a fun tutorial that can great a great … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Terry cloth towels are an excellent material to use for baby bibs. The towels are thick and absorbent. Dana from MADE shares a free pattern and tutorial for making them. She used towels in bright colors and fun prints, which … Read More...
I love guys who stamp, I love teens who stamp so I’m in love with Simon Hurley! 🙂 I recently stumbled across his awesome blog thinking what cute cards were on the blog and then got a present surprise to … Read More...
I don’t know about you, but I always have a few leftover taco shells or a bag of leftover corn chips from a party that I need to use up. I can now use them for a quick meatless dinner … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Trinkets in Bloom shows how you can create this mix and matched plaid shirt. It’s a mash-up of two plaid shirts, cut apart and resewn into one top. She gives it a leather patch pocket, too, accented with a row … Read More...
Using a fabric motif to advantage, Sachiko, of Tea Rose Home, created this tiny treasure. A pillow, measuring only 2″ x 2″, it’s small by normal standards, but since it sits in her miniature sewing room, she refers to it … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Here is a really neat way to do that popular image transfer technique. Usually you see it done with laser printers, of gel mediums, but Ronja Lotte did it using a normal inkjet printer and freezer paper! She says:
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