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I’ve been sharing a lot of specific sets of St. Patrick’s Day cross stitch patterns lately (to recap, there have been shamrocks and leprechauns and funny St. Patrick’s Day cross stitch patterns). This collection is full of patterns that I … Read More...
As someone who is constantly bombarded by the constant noise of societal expectations and pressure to do more and be more, I was in desperate need of a guide to help me navigate this overwhelming maze. That’s why I was … Read More...
Did I ever tell you about the Bulky Scarf I made back in 2018? I think I may have shared this story before, but here goes again.
It was a cold winter day, and I decided to put my crochet … Read More...
I just finished reading “Upcycling Crafts: Make Something Different And New From Old Items” and I have to say, it’s a pretty cool book! If you’re like me and love giving old items a new lease on life, … Read More...
The wide washi tapes from Altenew are so versatile! Because of their width you can use them alone as borders and background strips and strips, you can die cut them for adhesive sticker shapes, use them in embossing folders for … Read More...
Cuddle up with this simple sew-baby rag quilt! If you have been wanting to try your hand at quilting but find yourself intimidated by daunting projects, this is the one for you! This quilt can be made in around 4 … Read More...
As St. Patrick’s Day nears, you might be wondering exactly what a shamrock is and how it differs from a clover. Often this time of year the two are used interchangeably, but technically a shamrock has three leaves while a … Read More...
The right patchwork border, especially scaled to complement the central design, is the perfect finishing touch for the angular beauties of a patchwork quilt.
Elizabeth Nyhan’s comprehensive and invaluable reference book shows how to add that magnificent final statement to … Read More...
I have just finished browsing through ‘Crochet One-Skein Wonders®: 101 Projects from Crocheters around the World
‘ and it is an excellent resource for any crocheter, regardless of skill level. The book is filled with 101 exciting crochet projects, … Read More...
The Internet seems to be confused about the difference between leprechauns and gnomes if my search for leprechaun cross stitch patterns is any indication. Both are mischievous and small creatures from folklore, but gnomes are Germanic in origin while leprechauns … Read More...
Embroidery is an art form that has been practiced for centuries, and French knots are one of the stitches that have stood the test of time. This stitch adds a unique texture and dimension to any embroidery project, and it’s … Read More...
The Family Bundle Hoodie Blanket sewing pattern is a must-have for any sewing enthusiast who is looking for a versatile and comfortable garment that can be made for the entire family. This pattern is designed to cater to all sizes, … Read More...
Create aDownloadable PDF Hometown Quilt Pattern by stitching Emma by Sherri & Chelsi for Moda Fabrics layers. A layer cake in Emma by Sherri & Chelsi for Moda Fabrics can be used to stitch a little bit of nostalgia into … Read More...
The Sirdar website is excited to present this latest knitting pattern, the Baby Colour Block Cardigan in Snuggly DK. This adorable cardigan is part of our Building Blocks collection of baby knitting patterns, which are perfect for knitters of all … Read More...
These two sweet cards use rainbows in two different ways, a traditional rainbow cut from pattern paper and rain in a rainbow colored of hearts. Find out more at Mel’s Card Corner.
I love Rainbows, don’t you? Rain not … Read More...
I’m seeing a trend of rainbow this year, I think it’s going to continue to be a popular trend for paper crafting. This sweet mini album uses a brand new collection from Doodlebug called Lots of Love. It’s full of … Read More...
This is so pretty and kind of ironic. Probably why I love it so much. It kind of reminds me how much I love the Lego typewriter. If you like to make dimensional things with recycled paper or you just … Read More...
I love a good self-striping yarn. It’s an easy way to make a project look harder than it was, because all you have to do is keep knitting and you get these great color changes without any work on your … Read More...
Sometimes it’s nice to have some quick and easy activities on hand, at home or in the classroom. These St. Patrick’s Day printables include games, scavenger hunts and more with a holiday twist to fill time or do with kids … Read More...
This free child’s top-down knit hat pattern is a great project for knitters of all levels looking to create a warm and cozy hat for a child. The top-down construction allows for easy adjustments to the fit and ensures that … Read More...
