It’s Groundhog Day, my absolute favorite made up holiday, and Berroco is celebrating along with me with the release of their pattern Marmie the Marmot.
Marmots are technically a cousin of the groundhog but really, I don’t think many … Read More...
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by Sarah White
It’s Groundhog Day, my absolute favorite made up holiday, and Berroco is celebrating along with me with the release of their pattern Marmie the Marmot.
Marmots are technically a cousin of the groundhog but really, I don’t think many … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jess from The Sewing Rabbit shares tutorial for making a couple of coordinating Valentine’s throw pillows. The designs are simple but striking. They’re easy to make, too. One is a large square pillow from a large polka dot fabric, with … Read More...
by Sarah White
Last month was officially NaKniMitMo, also known as National Knit Mitten Month, and Kat from Just Crafty Enough was naturally in on the fun (though she tells me she might not knit a dozen mittens this year like she did … Read More...
These might be too cute to eat, but I’m sure your Valentine will be delighted to see these cute bears greeting them. Beth has used the egg shaped mold for several occasions besides Easter! Since the stores seem to run … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Addie from Addie K shows a quick way to make fabric hair ribbons. She started making them when her daughter decided that traditional bows looked too much like little girl. The fabric ribbons are pretty and girly, but a little … Read More...
Mermaids are kind of a big deal right now with little girls. If your little one is asking for a mermaid party, then you will want to look through our list of 8 mermaid birthday cakes. Whether you are making … Read More...
When planning a kitchen remodel, there are a lot of decisions to be made of details anywhere from cabinetry to flooring, paint color and drawer pulls. Along with these decisions comes the option of whether or not to put up … Read More...
This wire wrapped heart is simple to make and can be made in bulk for reselling or Valentine’s Day school gifts. Pop the pendant onto a chain and you have a elegant necklace. The full tutorial can be found over … Read More...
This is one of those OMG moments when you think why didn’t I think of that? It looks easy enough, I mean we all know how to use a safety pin right? This project would be good for teenagers too, … Read More...
St Patrick’s day is a great excuse to drink and craft, generally not at the same time and definitely not drink then craft. Unless of course you have sober supervision for sharp objects, glue guns and of course color combinations. … Read More...
by Sarah White
This book has a strange title for one being given away in the middle of winter, but Lucinda Guy’s First Frost
is full of fun projects to get you and yours through the frosty months.
It’s full of patterns inspired … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Unless you have a dress form, sewing garments for yourself also means trying to assess and fix fit on yourself. It usually means standing in front of a mirror trying to catch glimpses of the garment from limited (and awkward) … Read More...
Chinese New Year starts on February 19th. You can celebrate by making some of these Chinese Lanterns. These lanterns are created using babyfood jars, red tissue paper, and gold glitter. Why red? Red is found everywhere during Chinese New Year. … Read More...
Glitter is a fantastic element that can instantly add a touch of glamour and sparkle to any wedding decor. However, it’s important to find the right balance and avoid going overboard, so your wedding maintains an elegant and sophisticated feel. … Read More...
Did you ever walk though the craft store and see all those unfinished wood and paper mache shapes and wonder what to do with them? Try covering them with patterned papers and stamped accents like Anne Harada did. Visit her … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Becky from Patchwork Posse shows how you can make a zippered pouch to hold a set of essential oils. Or, if you don’t use essential oils, it could easily be adapted to make a great bag for nail polish and … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Susan from Sugarbeans shows how you can make these adorable fabric mini banners. She suggests hanging them on mailboxes or adding them to gift wrap. I think they’d also be cute hanging from a doorknob or perhaps even decorating a … Read More...
by Katie Smith
I live in Texas, but if you live somewhere that’s currently frozen over this might be a fun thing to do! Annette from Fiber Artsy shared these tie dye long johns on her blog.
Annette says “This is nothing new, … Read More...
Kids of all ages will love these cute animal Valentine’s Day, both to give and receive. The cards come six to a sheet, and Lia recommends using a laser printer for full-color printing. If you don’t own one, you can … Read More...
Create this gorgeous rose cut out Valentine’s Day card either by hand or with a Silhouette machine, by using the free downlaod from Tinsel + Trim. Once you have the card front cut out, add colored paper at the back … Read More...