After a long day, there’s nothing more relaxing than a warm shower to help wash away your stress and worries. But what if you could take your shower to the next level and make it even more luxurious? Enter: shower … Read More...
DIY Tulip Crafts For Spring
Have you ever wondered what the meaning of Tulips was?
Tulips can have different symbolic meanings depending on their color and cultural context. Here are some common interpretations:
Love: Red tulips are often associated with love and passion, making … Read More...
Quilt Block Oven Mitt – Online Class
If you’re a fan of using up left over quilt blocks, then you may be interested in learning how to make a Quilt Block Oven Mitt. This charming and practical kitchen accessory is not only a great way to show … Read More...
7 FREE Coloring Pages for Spring
It’s officially Spring (even though it’s still very cold where I live :)) so here are 7 coloring pages featuring Spring scenes full of flowers, blooming trees, rain showers and more. These pages are FREE to download, print and color … Read More...
A patchwork of history, memory and hope
[“Spring” by Avis Collins Robinson, 2023. (Photographed by Steve Parke for The Washington Post)]
Abstraction in visual art is a combination of different elements, including color, line, form, and perspective. It is also rooted in an artist’s personal experiences.
For … Read More...
Crochet Pattern – One Skein Granny Rows Scarf
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he One Skein Granny Rows Scarf is a wonderful project using one cake of Lion Brand Mandala. It’s had a positive release with the free version on my blog and the ad-free version has been a best seller on … Read More...
Recycled wood thread spools make a great tiny “canvas” for fiber art
Just because a vintage wood thread spool isn’t flat doesn’t mean it isn’t the perfect little space to feature art on. Thread art on fabric or wool is great or paintings on paper or canvas could work too. Pop on … Read More...
A Sweater to Knit for Warmer Days
As a person who is pretty much always cold, I wear sweaters throughout the year. Sometimes I will wear lighter weight sweaters, or even short-sleeved sweaters, but there is often a sweater nearby even when it’s hot outside.
The Elton … Read More...
Resources for Learning about George Washington Carver
March is Peanut Month, so it’s a great time to spend some time learning about the life and legacy of George Washington Carver. While he is known as a scientist who explored many different uses for the peanut, he … Read More...
15 Fun And Silly Crochet Scarf Patterns
Welcome to our collection of 15 Fun and Silly Crochet Patterns for Fun Scarfs! If you’re looking for a playful and unique way to add some personality to your wardrobe, these crochet scarf patterns are the perfect solution. From avocados … Read More...
How to Make a Cross Stitch Pattern into a Bag
The other day I was looking at spring and Easter cross stitch patterns, as one will do this time of year, and I came across this cute cross-stitched bag pattern from Durene J Cross Stitch.
The design features two little … Read More...
Book Review – Crochet Magical Creatures: 20 Easy Amigurumi Patterns
I have just finished browsing through ‘Crochet Magical Creatures: 20 Easy Amigurumi Patterns
‘ and I can confidently say that it is an invaluable addition to any crocheter’s library. This book is filled with 20 whimsical patterns for magical … Read More...
Recreating Antique Quilts: Re-envisioning, Modifying & Simplifying Museum Quilts
Five ancient quilts reinvented for today’s quilter from four museums! The ten featured projects for quilters of various skill levels were inspired by historical quilts. Using modern fabrics and techniques, these ancient quilts will be brought back to life with … Read More...
Stamped Tags for National Women’s Month
Celebrate National Women’s Month in March with some bold and beautiful stamped tags. These mixed media tags have brightly painted and stenciled backgrounds with stamped feminine silhouettes. Add these tags to cards or gifts to give to your female friends.… Read More...
Earth Day Printables and Activities
I know doing printables for Earth Day doesn’t sound very eco friendly, but it does give you a chance to talk to kids about how you can make the classroom or the home a little greener by only printing what … Read More...
Goldwork embroidery threads Explained
What are the most often used goldwork embroidery threads and metals? How do you identify them apart and how do you utilize them? Find out right here in this video by Sarah Homfrey Embroidery.
Even whether the threads are imitation … Read More...
Toy Mat and Storage Bin Sewing Pattern
This sewing pattern is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to add a touch of organization to their little one’s playtime. This pattern provides the perfect solution for keeping toys organized and in one place, reducing clutter and making … Read More...
Color Block Duffle Coat and Matching Blanket
The COLOUR BLOCK DUFFLE AND BLANKET IN SNUGGLY DK is an adorable and cozy set that is perfect for keeping your little one warm and stylish. The double-breasted duffle coat features raglan sleeves and is paired with a coordinating blanket, … Read More...
10 Rainbow Scrapbook Layouts and Mini Albums
Doodlebug Designs has an an entire line called Over the Rainbow with pattern papers, stickers, cardstock, chipboard and more. Conny used it to create an adorable gnome and rainbow themed mini album, find more photos on the Doodlebug Blog.
With … Read More...
Lana Poncho: Free Child’s Crochet Poncho Pattern
The Lana Poncho – a free child’s crochet poncho pattern is the perfect cozy addition to your little one’s wardrobe.
This free pattern is written for 6 sizes (from 6 months up to 10 years), so no matter your child’s … Read More...