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Alla Koval is a crochet and knitting designer who focuses on kids, and she recently released two pattern books full of crochet projects for girls ages 2 to 12. Imagical Seasons (the name is a combination of imagination … Read More...
I love projects like this… There is so much fun to be had and so much learning to do! Visit the Filth Wizardry blog and discover how to use an old box, wrapping paper roll, felt, and a few other … Read More...
If you make cards, scrapbook, sew clothes or knit everyone who crafts can benefit from at least a basic understanding of color theory. Sometimes if a project looks “off” to you it might be because the colors aren’t working well … Read More...
Have you ever tried your hand at wood burning? It’s a fairly easy way to add a rustic touch to your crafts and this picture tutorial from the blog Journey Into Creativity shows how you can incorporate it into your … Read More...
Craft fairs are a great way to showcase your products and connect with potential customers. As a small business owner, I have had both successful and not-so-successful experiences at craft fairs. That’s why I was intrigued when I came across … Read More...
Today I want you to get to know a fellow artist, Brandi Couch! Brandi is amazingly talented and her art is so magical! Please take a moment to visit her etsy shop. I’m so glad she’s here today, so … Read More...
Sometimes you want a zipper to be concealed (invisible zipper), but it’s also fun to make your zipper a standout part of the design of a garment. An exposed zipper can do that. Maddie Flanigan shares a tutorial at Bernina’s … Read More...
This salad is beautiful! I can see why Foodies like to photograph their foods. This is like a masterpiece. Okay, now on to the fact that it is healthy and made from fresh fruits, flowers and items from the garden. … Read More...
Danielle of Thompson Family Life went out of her way creating these adorable arrows and she has an amazing tutorial for us to follow. She has her is hanging on the wall of a boys room and they make this … Read More...
Remona from The Stitching Scientist shares a tutorial for making this stylish and modern laptop sleeve. It’s easy to sew from a wool felt and lined with a fun fabric print. A pocket sewn into the felt just underneath the … Read More...
Do you love chocolate, but want to be healthy! Give this recipe a try and feel less guilty about overindulging on chocolate. You can adjust the chocolate flavoring by how much cocoa powder you add. I’m going to try it … Read More...
Today I wanted to feature a tutorial that shows you how to create a fun DIY Glitter Globe Mobile to hang in your children’s bedroom, made by the talented Amy from Delineate your Dwelling.
While Amy actually made this mobile … Read More...
Decorate a T-shirt with this step by step tutorial using your scrapbooking supplies and some fabric paint. Kyriakos posted this on the blog The Crafts World and I think it turned out pretty great! There are so many different ways … Read More...
Kids are proud of their art. How cool would it be if they were able to wear their art on a t-shirt? Elizabeth from Elizabeth Made This shows how you can use your sewing machine to stitch your child’s drawings … Read More...
If your daughter loves Frozen, you’ve probably already heard about Frozen Fever — the short film featuring Elsa throwing Anna a summer surprise birthday party. Disney Frozen Fever Party Book: 22 Great Ideas for Creating Your Own Frozen Party… Read More...
I haven’t posted a s’mores recipe in a while. I’m addicted and can’t get enough of the different ways to enjoy this treat! This one is easy and quick for your next party or just to enjoy after dinner for … Read More...
We don’t tend to post a lot of clothing patterns but I couldn’t miss this one. The free pattern is for a long skirt that can be layered for winter or free flowing for summer.
Perfect for the Bohemian gypsy … Read More...
You are forgiven for thinking this is the Edible Crafts blog, this Coffee and Vanilla Latte soap looks like a scrumptious afternoon tea slice. The recipe uses Melt and pour soaps which makes it suitable for beginners too.
The full … Read More...
Send someone an uplifting Thank You card with this fun hot air balloon card. I love the watercolor wash background! Visit the Create a Smile blog to watch the video tutorial.
-Heather
This clutch bag has a cool curved zipper top. Kim from The Sew Spot shares a free pattern for making it. The small bag is just big enough to hold your out-and-about essentials – keys, phone, wallet, etc. With the … Read More...
