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With holiday gift-gving season fast approaching, we’re giving away AllPosters’ new product, SwitchArt™ Magnetic Prints and Frames – the budget-friendly way to change out prints, often and easily, in the same frame. We have a tropical island getaway Set up … Read More...
Anne from WobiSobi shares a tutorial at I Love To Create showing how you can make this sequin skull t-shirt with no sewing required. Skulls are obviously fun to wear for Halloween, but they’re fun to wear all year, too. … Read More...
Aren’t these faces too cute to eat? Okay maybe not.
Here are some peanut butter cookies that have chocolate in the middle. Peanut Allergies? Maybe try this with a sugar cookie or use an alternative such as soy or coconut. … Read More...
Here’s a cute pumpkin project, no carving required. Simply make a pair of witch legs to put under the pumpkin, and tack a sign saying “I’ll get you my pretty” on the front. Jess from The Sewing Rabbit shares a … Read More...
This wonderful dancing skeleton card would be great to give for either Halloween or Day of the Dead (Nov. 1st). Blend colorful inks over top of an embossed background, add the happy stamped skeleton and then add some elements, gold … Read More...
Leggings are a girls wardrobe necessity, especially in fall as the temperatures start to drop. You can layer them under shorter skirts and dresses for extra warmth, or for modesty when playing on a playground. Stef from Girl. Inspired. shares … Read More...
If you have a little girl who loves Dora the Explorer, this party idea is sure to be a hit. Kimberly shows you how to create an affordable, low stress Dora party using painted alphabet rocks, washi tape cupcake … Read More...
Alicia of “Felt With Love” Designs with her husband, Patrick, and she writes about all of their crafty and artistic endeavors. Patrick is the artist behind their designs. Alicia creates patterns from his sketches and brings them to life with … Read More...
I love vintage and retro Halloween images. They are not scary or gory, just fun. Lucy X Stitches created this free pattern with a retro feel in mind. The look on the tree’s face is priceless and the owl, well..he … Read More...
This being a sewing blog, I figure most of our readers will immediately recognize what this Halloween costume is. A rotary cutter and cutting mat! And not just any rotary cutter, an OLFA brand cutter with the signature black and … Read More...
Knitters are so darn clever sometimes I just can’t get over it.
Tammy Lyons, who blogs at Eclectic Technique, was thinking about that fact that it’s possible to knit two socks at the same time on the same needles, one … Read More...
An from Straight Grain shows how you can make a set of mommy & me tote bags. Everything about the pair of bags is the same – the fabric, the faux leather bottom, the sturdy construction – but one is … Read More...
A user on image sharing site imgur posted this beautiful crochet wedding veil that she made with the help of her family and friends. She first made a sample (and many others) to figure out which pattern she liked best … Read More...
The holiday season is quickly approaching and with that usually brings guests to our homes. Do you have enough sleeping room for them? Maybe you just don’t have the extra space to have a bed that rarely gets used. A … Read More...
Throwing a Halloween party and need some devilish treats? These deviled eggs will be a hit at the party.
Lynn shows you 4 different ways to decorate the deviled eggs. The one pictured above is with candy knives from Wilton … Read More...
We don’t all have the luxury of our very own makeup artists, I don’t know about you but when I am getting ready it usually means I have children at my feet or the only other adult in the house … Read More...
Red Brolly shares a free pattern for making the prettiest teapot pincushion. It’s a squat little teapot, with a handle peeking out from one side and a spout from the other. To make one you’ll need only a fat quarter… Read More...
If you want to learn how to knit but are nervous to try, you should try your hand at french knitting. It is easy to do, especially when you make once of these simple french knitters created by Jane from … Read More...
Natalie of “Crème de la Craft” creates craft projects “up cycled” from everyday objects you may already have around the house; like these Mini Mitten Ornaments from an Old Sweater. They also make great gift toppers. Tie them onto gift … Read More...
Nienke from Pienkel shares a tutorial showing how you can make a girls reversible shrug. This would make a pretty extra layer over a sleeveless dress. It’s made from knit fabrics, with ties at the front for a closure. You … Read More...
