We were invited by Ruum.com to test drive their kids fashion.
From the moment the parcel arrived my kids were very keen to pop the clothes on and try out their modeling styles. The clothes are bright and fashionable and … Read More...
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We were invited by Ruum.com to test drive their kids fashion.
From the moment the parcel arrived my kids were very keen to pop the clothes on and try out their modeling styles. The clothes are bright and fashionable and … Read More...
I like Halloween. However, I’m not really into the spooky-gory part of Halloween. Yes, I like the cheesy and cute little parts that make the little kids love the holiday. Don’t judge. I’ve never been much of a thrill seeker.… Read More...
by Linda Lanese
I have fallen in love with several of these pumpkins over at “The Domestic Heart” hosted by Shelly who is a wife and mom! Do you need handmade pumpkin ideas; well Shelly has us covered with the most amazing and … Read More...
Are still trying to find that perfect balance between living in your home and decorating, yet still wanting to add a touch of the current holidays and seasons? It’s definitely not an easy task to achieve and can sometimes be … Read More...
Stop over at the Simon Says blog for direction to make this adorable Halloween card using Mama Elephant stamps and dies, how cute is that little mummy? You’ll find a detailed video tutorial with several stamping techniques like “second generation” … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
If you have the money there is an Azul Dye Pullover at Anthropologie for $145! Compare the picture above and see the Shibori Tie-Dye Sweater we can make with the help of Vanessa’s of “crafts unleashed” for a few dollars … Read More...
Love the look of this Rustic Carrot and Cucumber Soap from EssentiallyEclectic.com. The base recipe is a simple melt and pour combination. The sprinkles on top are made using dried chrysanthemums. The full recipe and some helpful tips can … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Bev from Flamingo Toes shares a tutorial for making this designer-inspired bow tote. It’s a boxy tote trimmed out in leather, with a striped bow accenting the top. The look is chic and smart. I actually prefer her version over … Read More...
by Pam Pedersen
So I am a little obsessed with Halloween. Don’t judge. I can’t help it, I love everything about it. The candy, the pumpkins, scary movies, dressing up. All of it is so much fun! I was very giddy this morning … Read More...
If you are teaching young kids about apples, I highly suggest making them a sensory bin, like this amazing one put together by Rachel from I {heart} Craftsy Things.
She started off by pouring some dried black beans into a … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Dora shared a tutorial on her to make these LEGO figure shirts on her blog, Plenty of Paprika.
I haven’t seen The Lego Movie, but I have heard the “Everything is Awesome” song. Dora created these with her children, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Fabric wrapped wreaths are easy to make and add a punch of color to your front door. Heather from Dragonfly Designs tells how she created this fun Halloween fabric wreath. I’m loving how she worked a black & white houndstooth … Read More...
I love the idea of mixing fresh flowers with handmade paper ones! Lia Griffith creates gorgeous paper blooms that are so realistic it’s hard to tell which flowers are the real thing and which ones are paper. The stunning crepe … Read More...
I love this idea because there are so many variations you can do. The original tutorial from A Spoonful of Sugar Designs is for making cards using fabric scraps, but the way it’s done means you can totally use paper … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Cintia from My Poppet shows how you can refashion a boxy button up blouse into a cute swing top for your little girl. You can usually pick these types of shirts up at a thrift store or yard sale. With … Read More...
Are your summer flowers fading away in the garden? Make yourself an entire bouquet to use on your layouts with this simple tutorial from Jamie. You’ll only need some basic hand sewing skills to make them, plus use up … Read More...
Got scraps? Whether patterned or plain, Vicky Barone can help you use them to make a triangle garland. You will need lots of scraps, a paper cutter and a sewing machine. They are easy to make, drape beautifully, and can … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Shauna from Shwin & Shwin shares a free pattern for her Pleated Square Tunic for little girls. She used a cotton fabric for the main shirt, and faux leather to trim the sleeves and bottom hem. The cotton and leather … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Angel from Fleece Fun shares a free pattern for her Blogger Bag. It’s a large tote designed especially for bloggers going to a meet-up or conference. The large tote has plenty of room to carry your conference swag. A panel … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
This felt hot dog play set has everything you need to serve up some felt hot dog cuisine. LiEr from Ikat Bag shares a tutorial for making them, including a free pattern for the buns. She also shows how to … Read More...