Sew4Home shows how you can make a set of lawn cushions to provide a clean and water resistant place to sit on the ground. The how-to also includes how to make a bag to carry them in. Take it with … Read More...
DIY Easy Gold Foil Doily Art
Today I have a tutorial to share with you by Amy at Delineate your Dwelling. She created this simple and stunning Gold Foil Doily Art. Every month Amy does a “Easy Art Work in 1.2.3” post where she shows you … Read More...
Calling All Brisbane Indie Crafters- Apply for South Bank’s Christmas Market
This post is for those of you who may be around Brisbane, Australia. This sounds like a great opportunity- I wish I was there!
Brisbane Marketing is inviting all Queensland artisans, producers, designers and vendors to participate in South Bank’s … Read More...
Blog Handmade Link Up
It’s time for another week of Blog Handmade! What is that? It is a weekly feature I started here at Indie Crafts that will goes up every Friday!
Blog Handmade is a weekly link up by indiecrafts.craftgossip.com where handmade bloggers … Read More...
Making Bubble Ball Glass Beads by Astrid Riedel
I love Pinterest. Tons of glass ideas and pictures and links to tutorials. These bubble beads by Astrid Riedel are on Lampworketc.com. They are so cute. You use baking soda to get all of those bubbles. It’s super easy. … Read More...
Tutorial: Mini Fairy Houses
I lucked into a couple books on fairy gardens to review. While I’m trying out some of the gardening projects in those, I’m going back through notes and links on fairy garden decorations and props like this adorable fairy house. … Read More...
Project: Christmas in July Poinsettia Card
July is almost over, have you been working on Christmas in July projects? It’s a good time to get a jump on those greeting cards! Here’s some inspiration to get you in an early holiday mood, you can find a … Read More...
Free pattern: Women’s crop top with a contrast waist band
Daniela from On The Cutting Floor shares a free pattern for making this crop top. It’s actually more of a faux crop top, as it has a bottom band that gives the illusion of layers. It has simple lines, with … Read More...
Mini Chili Dog Crescent
Every summer I get a craving for a chili cheese dog! It is the last thing that I would normally eat or should eat, but my body won’t be happy till I have one. I usually regret it afterwards! I … Read More...
CHRISTMAS IN JULY~ POINSETTIA STOCKING TUTORIAL
Yvonne hosts StoneGable and is an empty nester living happily with her husband Bobby. Her blog is about everything home. Since it is the last day before the end of July we can still do Christmas in July with this … Read More...
Tutorial: Boxy pencil pouch
Jill from Creating My Way to Success shows how you can make this boxy bag, perfect for holding pens and pencils. She used recycled materials, making her bag from scraps of old jeans she pieced together, but you could also … Read More...
25 Healthy Cold Lunch Ideas For Easy Lunch Boxes
Here are some new ideas for those lunchboxes for school or maybe you need some alternative ideas for the rest of the summer. I can get bored of the same meal all the time. There are some people that could … Read More...
8 Ideas To Have A Perfectly Crazy Minion Party
The minions are a huge hit right now, not only for kids, but adults too. If you are planning a minion party in the next while, these 8 ideas are sure to help out! We love each of them, but … Read More...
12 Best Cake Recipes
Who doesn’t love cake? If you’re looking for the perfect dessert to serve at your next party, there are several fab options in this link roundup from Kleinworth & Co. I’ve made the ice cream brownie cake before and I … Read More...
Tutorial: Easy fix for a too tight tank
Mary from Sew Much Love, Mary shares a fix for a tank top that fits too tight. Or maybe it’s not too tight, it’s just got a closer fit that feels dated and you want a loose fit top. She … Read More...
Geeky Hooker’s Adorable Crochet Superhero Patterns
Every year, the geeky hooker, AKA, well.. the geeky hooker (as she doesn’t reveal her true name), crochets some of these cute little creatures based on, you guessed it, comic books. And she then drops them around the annual … Read More...
Freezer Corn
There is nothing like fresh sweet summer corn! I wish we could have it all year round, but in Maine that isn’t possible. You can freeze that corn and save it for those winter months. I’m going to buy some … Read More...
Crochet A Bed For The Homeless With Plastic Bags
Making roll-up mats for the homeless using recycled materials, such as plastic shopping bags, can be a rewarding and meaningful way to give back to your community. These mats can provide a comfortable and durable surface for homeless individuals to … Read More...
Tire umbrella holder
I bow down to the clever crafter who came up with this combo, a tire and umbrellas. Yes, you see right, but wow does it look cool! I like how the umbrellas look like the spokes of a wheel in … Read More...
Knitting for the Fair: Hearts and Dalas Mittens
Ever since I got out of 4-H nearly 20 years ago I have wanted to start making things for the fair again. I know a lot of adults who do it, and they make some beautiful things, and while being … Read More...