The relaxed fit of a dolman tee makes it an almost universal wardrobe favorite. Happily, it’s also an easy top to sew. You can even draft your own pattern with no difficulty. Justine from Sew Country Chick shares a tutorial … Read More...
Free pattern: Paper pieced pin cushion
Nati of Nati’s Little Things shares this paper pieced pincushion pattern as a free download as part of Craftsy’s “Free Pattern Friday”. They come in two sizes, so you can choose, or make both. These would be great for a swap, because … Read More...
Sewing Tutorial: Child’s apron and elastic back chef’s hat
Veronica from SewVery shows how you can make a child’s apron and matching chef’s hat. She uses her free Sunny Dress pattern to make the apron. She links to the pattern and then tells the modifications to make the apron. … Read More...
How to get honey on tap from a beehive
You need to get this cute little invention from a father and son duo from Australia.
It is called Flow, and it literally turns to create honey directly from a beehive.
Those who know honey harvesting is a difficult and … Read More...
Cool Website- Wordmark.it
I recently found the site Wordmark.it. Have you heard of it? It’s really neat and perfect for indie craft bloggers and businesses (and even scrapbookers and designers!). You can type any words you want in and it will show you … Read More...
10 Bright and Colorful Craft Spaces
If you love being surrounded by bright cheerful colors in your scrap or craft room, then you will love these ideas! Above you can see a closet by Debbie Campos filled with ribbon and fabric in varying shades of pink … Read More...
Polymer Clay Bead Basics
A big part of what got me going with polymer clay was the potential for very, very cool beads. At the time, I hadn’t really found clay online and had a book from the library and one from the book … Read More...
The Ultimate Rainbow Party Ideas Guide
Rainbow parties are colorful and festive, making them the perfect choice for when you’re sick of the cold and ready for Spring! Freebie Finding Mom has put together a great link roundup featuring ideas for party favors, decorations, treats, and … Read More...
Mint Oreo Leprechaun Bark for St. Patrick’s Day
If you’re looking for a kid-friendly St. Patrick’s Day treat, this Mint Oreo Leprechaun Bark looks like a winner. Bark is one of my favorite candies to make because it’s easy, looks impressive, and tastes amazing. Using mint Oreos for … Read More...
Tutorial: Quick no-sew sachet
Andy from A Bright Corner shares a tutorial at Therm O Web showing how you can make this smell-good sachet, with no sewing required. You’ll need just two small squares of fabric, making this a good scrapbusting project. She uses … Read More...
Free pattern: Little Girls Little Ruffle Skirt
Caroline from Sew Can She shares a free pattern for her little girls’ Little Ruffle Skirt. With the optional shorts pieces, you can make it into a skort (skirt with shorts underneath) so your little girl can play freely without … Read More...
Simple Slippers to Keep Your Feet Warm
One of the worst things about winter for me is that when my feet get cold, it’s really hard to warm them back up. That’s why I try to wear handknit socks all the time, because they’re way warmer than … Read More...
Knitting as Protest and a Show of Love
This week’s knitting news spotlights how knitting can be so much more than “just” making things.
First there’s a group of knitters in Australia who have been protesting against coal seam gas mining (also known as fracking) in their communities … Read More...
Project: Computer Tablet Shaped Card
The C C Designs stamps blog has a tutorial using die cuts and stamps to make a fun greeting card shaped like a tablet. There are even pockets to tuck in money or gift cards. This would be a great … Read More...
10 ways to make a zippered pouch
Zippered pouches are fun to make and great to give as gifts. There are so many uses for them (school supplies, toiletries, small toys, purse essentials, to name a few) and countless ways to make them. Make them as flat … Read More...
How to get words on Washi tape
Washi tape is a versatile crafting material that can be used to add color, pattern, and texture to a variety of projects. It’s easy to tear, reposition, and remove, which makes it perfect for adding decorative accents to your home … Read More...
Great idea for using lace curtains to make window screens
These are so pretty and I bet they work great too! There isn’t a tutorial on how to make lace curtain 
screens at the blog 365 Saker but there is a lot of other pretty ideas and photos. I think … Read More...
Tutorial: Fancy beaded dressmaker pins and a whimsical felt filled pincushion
Emi from Small Good Things shares a tutorial at Flamingo Toes showing how you can make these pretty beaded pins and a fun felt-filled pincushion to stick them in. Two tutorials in one! You can make the dressed up fancy … Read More...
10 Fun and Fabulous Ways to Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ Birthday
Did you know that March 2nd is the birthday of the famous and beloved author, Dr. Seuss
? Take a minute out of your day, either the day of, or leading up to, and celebrate the day with your little … Read More...
Winners of the last bunch of Craft Gossip Recycling Giveaways
Lori of Eldridge, IA is the winner of
The new magazine Artist and Makers
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Trish F. of Newton NJ is the winner of
The book Fabric Printing at Home
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Dennis M. of Alexandria, KY
is the winner of … Read More...