These fire starters are made using dryer lint and paraffin.
They are the perfect size for getting your fire started. They look very special too.
These would make a great winter gift all bundled up in a basket ready for … Read More...
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These fire starters are made using dryer lint and paraffin.
They are the perfect size for getting your fire started. They look very special too.
These would make a great winter gift all bundled up in a basket ready for … Read More...
This tutorial is for all the newbies. Learn the very first Crochet stitch – The Slip Knot. Once you have learnt this you will be able to get started in learning how to crochet. Slip Stitch Tutorial.
by Anne Weaver
Marissa from Rae Gun Ramblings made this square maxi skirt in just 15 minutes! You couldn’t go to the store to buy one ready-made in that time. She’s over at Riley Blake Designs blog with a tutorial showing how to … Read More...
While craft time can be fun and exciting for kids, sometimes it can be stressful for the adults in charge. Why? Because sometimes even the smallest of craft projects — and the tiniest of crafters — can cause the biggest … Read More...
I love mermaids and anything to do with the ocean! This stunning card from Lyn’s Paper Petunia uses a stencil and Gelatos for the background with a beautiful mermaid stamp from Stampendous. She’s sharing her card making details on her … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Steph from Girl. Inspired. shares a fun project that kids can make for their dolls. She shows how to make a simple tulle tutu. It would be a good project for a long summer day, when it’s too hot to … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Are you on Instagram? Yes? Me too! So many people are and there is a huge crafting community on instagram, so what better place to promote your products? If you don’t know what instagram is, here’s a good description from … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Don’t you just love getting to know fellow artists? Me too! so what better way to do that then to actually interview them? Today I am interviewing Gareth Johnson, an artist from the UK!
> Who are you? Where are … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Joy from Joy’s Jots, Shots, & Whatnots shows how you can make a mug organizer. I love this!! The fabric organizer wraps around a standard coffee mug. There are pockets sewn all around the outside and the inside for pencils … Read More...
Let’s end National Tequila Day with a cocktail! It is Friday and five o’clock somewhere! This drink is a little unique in the fact that you are able to use a liqueur flavor of your choice. Of course, your choice … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Toska from Small Dreamfactory shares a free pattern for making a puff sleeve t-shirt. It’s a simple fitted t-shirt with a scoop neck and gathered sleeves. It’s a versatile top, a wardrobe staple. Wear it with jeans or dress it … Read More...
Here is recipe number two for National Tequila Day! Here is a great recipe for those fresh strawberries, while they are still in season. This would be a great dessert to enjoy on a summer evening. You could also make … Read More...
by Dana Hinders
If you have a daughter who loves My Little Pony, this roundup of party ideas from Totally the Bomb is sure to inspire your creativity. From cute invitations to clip-on pony ear or tail party favors, there are plenty … Read More...
We all love a good thrift store find, but those treasures usually require a little TLC. This marbled lamp is the perfect addition to almost any space, and so easy to make it will leave you wondering why you’ve never … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Polly from Pieces By Polly shares a free pattern at Fort Worth Fabric Studio for making a little boy’s neck tie. It looks like it’s been knotted around the neck, but it’s actually sewn on to a buttonhole elastic. She … Read More...
Today is national Tequila day! I will have three recipes featuring tequila! First is this margarita macaron, which could also be used for national margarita day in February. The filling is made with tequila and lime. I wonder if I … Read More...
I think you are going to love this tutorial for these amazing Cupcake bath Bombs. They look good enough to eat (but please don’t).
The tutorial is the second version by Royalty soaps with lots of updates and new tips … Read More...
It’s a special find when you come across a Mixed media project that looks amazing and pushes the boundaries. Who would think of mixing paints and stitches together for elegant and simple designer hoops. The full tutorial including which fabric … Read More...
Bobble stitch, also known as puff stitch, is a versatile and visually striking crochet technique that can add dimension and texture to any project. It is a technique that creates small, raised bumps that resemble little bobbles, hence the name. … Read More...
I figured I would stick to the recycled beach crafts theme I have had going on the last couple of days so here are some more adorable sea creatures you can make! The octopus and crab projects I shared were … Read More...