This eaten by a shark crochet pattern is a spin off from the Mermaid Tail Pattern.
The mermaid tail pattern has literally been swamping the Internet. This tutorial is aimed at boys but I can’t help but wonder if it … Read More...
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This eaten by a shark crochet pattern is a spin off from the Mermaid Tail Pattern.
The mermaid tail pattern has literally been swamping the Internet. This tutorial is aimed at boys but I can’t help but wonder if it … Read More...
Do you have several digital stamps that you’d like to combine together into one scene? You don’t have to print, cut and layer them you can do it all on your computer. The Some Odd Girl stamp blog has directions … Read More...
If you are looking for a fun little pick-me-up project for Summer, one of these 8 patterns may be just what you are needing to get your cross-stitch needle going again. They are all so bright and cheery and guaranteed … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Oh, I am so in love with this skirt! I couldn’t wait to share it with you….
Jess at Craftiness Is Not Optional shares a free pattern for making a rainbow skirt that little girls will love to twirl. She … Read More...
It’s the Summertime and if you have kids in your home you know that these warm Summer days usually come along with eating popsicles. This great DIY is a nice way to reuse those popsicle sticks and/or some fresh new … Read More...
Cool fresh colors against a white ground make this quilt shine. Download the free pattern, and you get instructions for three sizes – Table Runner, Crib, and Lap. This is offered as part of Fat Quarter Shop’s Classic and Vintage … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Sara from Alice and Lois shared this basket on her blog and I love it! It’s a handmade rope basket that doesn’t involve any sewing! I’ve seen some before, but they always used a sewing machine to stitch the rope … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Maria from Deshilachado created this adorable little sewing machine softie. The knobs are made from buttons, and there’s even a little piece of fabric being sewn. But my favorite part is the way she used a straight pin to make … Read More...
If you do Project Life or any other form of pocket scrapbooking, you probably have quite the collection of different sizes and styles of plastic page protectors. Terri from Create Scrapbooks shares her system for keeping track of her protectors … Read More...
I found this video on Pinterest of Brad Pearson making silver glass chards that can be used for decorating other glass projects. In the video he’s using COE 104 glass, but you could do it with COE90 or 96 too. … Read More...
After you make this cute ice cream cone puppy, the kids may never want to eat a plain ice cream cone again. All you need is some additional treats such as Nutter Butter Cookies, candies, Nilla Wafers, Candy eyes and … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Stef from Girl. Inspired. shares a tutorial for making a kid-sized backpack to carry to the beach or, in a couple of months, to school. You could also size it up for bigger kids to carry. Her method uses double-sided … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
When my daughter was about five years old and we were up in Maine and I found a pattern for a large doll with movable arm’s and every strand of hair was put in by hand. I ended up making … Read More...
by Sarah White
Are you on Instagram? This visual social media site is full of knitters (just search the hashtag #knittersofinstagram to find some) and yarn shops showing off some beautiful stuff.
You can find me there, by the way, as Our Daily … Read More...
Are you looking for ideas on what to make with your vintage book pages like me? Well, these bookmarks are fun, slightly ironic, and educational. The idea of making bookmarks out of recycled book pages is simply brilliant as far … Read More...
Fresh picked strawberries are the best! I love making strawberry shortcakes and just eating them as you pick! Here is a strawberry ice cream recipe that can be made vegan or regular. All you have to do is change out … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Trina from Will Cook for Shoes guest blogs at Lindsey from Fort Worth Fabric Studio with a tutorial showing how you can make the cutest bandana baby bibs. Baby Bibdanas. They’re super easy to make, with simple straight seams and … Read More...
This cake will take center of admiration at your 4th of July party. First they will being excited for the decoration of the melting on the cake. When it is time to cut the cake open, you will be the … Read More...
by Dana Hinders
Photographer Central is the most comprehensive directory for finding and hiring professional photographers. It’s simple to use and you can find a photographer for any event in your life including kids or adult parties! Their site is designed to make … Read More...
I don’t know what is cuter. The baby or the pattern?
Admittedly, this is an old pattern, but I couldn’t find any for little baby sized ones. So I searched and found this one and hey, it’s free!
And it … Read More...