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The white work embroidery is self-explanatory. The name alone hints at what this stitching is all about. It is the fine delicate embroidery done on white cloth with white thread, as seen on table linen, delicate lingerie, baptism dresses, bridal … Read More...
I have always loved home decor, but I have never considered myself a minimalist. I have a lot of things, and I like to use them all. So when I heard about “Cozy Minimalist Home: More Style, Less Stuff”
by … Read More...
Spring is the perfect time to indulge in some ice cream, and with this list of delicious recipes, there’s something for everyone. We have tried to break it down for you, with citrusy and nutty flavors, and added some fruity … Read More...
I adore fairies and butterflies so of course I fell in love with this amazing card from Kali, she used brand new clear stamps from Sweet November to create it. Which happens to be one of my favorite companies, they … Read More...
I know sunflowers aren’t an early spring flower, but I guess it’s the sun being around a bit more that makes me start thinking about sunflowers.
Did you know sunflowers are typically yellow, but they can also be orange, red, … Read More...
If you’ve always wanted to try the beautifully meandering Drunkard’s Path pattern but were put off by its reputation for difficulty, there’s good news: aid is on the way. Anyone can learn to piece this appealing, time-honored pattern using the … Read More...
There are all sorts of weird holidays out there, and recently as I was scrolling through a list of them I saw that April 8 is draw a bird day. I don’t know why, but it seems as good a … Read More...
Connecting Threads has some fun and creative quilt-style coloring sheets for you to download and print.
I love coloring away my stress and find the layering of colors onto a design is a great substitute for actually quilting, which is … Read More...
This is an intermediate-level knitting pattern for a coordinating hat, scarf, and fingerless gloves set that features a fisherman’s rib for extra warmth without compromising on elegant style. This pattern is part of the Men’s Capsule Collection book and features … Read More...
I love Bubble Tea with the fun bobas inside, these yummy drinks are popping up every where and make for a cute idea for a scrapbook layout! This sweet “Boba Date” page from Brianna has lots of fun movement from … Read More...
The Sedona Hat is an easy mosaic crochet hat pattern written for 4 sizes, from Baby to Adult.
If you haven’t tried mosaic crochet before, then this is a great first pattern to try – if you can work a … Read More...
I love a good stockinette stitch pattern because of the classic look and the fact that I don’t have to pay a lot of attention to what I’m doing.
But I’ll admit I’m a sucker for a good textured knit, … Read More...
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‘ve never used a cross stitch pattern generator before, but they look like a great way to make a cross stitch pattern that’s perfectly unique. In some of the crafting Facebook groups I’m in, it’s common for people to … Read More...
A lovely and comprehensive introduction to tatting!
With the increased popularity of lace, New Tatting is an excellent resource for getting started. Tatting is a technique for making lace that involves looping threads together with small shuttles and your fingers … Read More...
A layette is a set of clothing and accessories that is typically given to new parents for their baby, usually at the time of the baby’s birth or baptism. The items in a layette can vary, but typically include clothing, … Read More...
The Vintage Emergency Vehicles crochet pattern is a fun and unique project that is perfect for anyone who loves to work with super bulky weight yarn and has an interest in vintage emergency vehicles. This pattern is easy to follow, … Read More...
It’s finally Springtime so grab those colored pencils or markers, print up some coloring pages and sit outside and enjoy the nice weather and relax with some YOU time! Dover Publications is offering 6 different Floral Wreath Coloring pages that … Read More...
I read that April 7 is National Marble Day, but of course any day is a good day to play with marbles. Making marble runs is a great STEM activity, and you can even pull in some art activities by … Read More...
I learned to knit when I was a kid, and I learned the English/throwing/yarn-in-the-right-hand method. When I picked up knitting again after college I re-learned in the same way. But since helping other people learn to knit and enjoy their … Read More...
Tatting is a centuries-old craft that involves using two pieces of string to create intricate designs.
Tatting is a type of lace-making that involves creating knots and loops with thread to form delicate designs. It’s … Read More...
