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Rainbow Loom Band Bracelets have become more and more popular over the last few months, especially in the younger crowd of crafters. It’s a process that takes a little time and patience, but after practicing and perfecting your technique, … Read More...
Sew4Home shows how to make this weighted cube door stop to prop your doors open on warm spring and summer days. When the weather cools off, you can fold this baby flat for storage because the filling is easily removed … Read More...
Xuan from Peabrain DIY shows how you can make an A-line tartan skirt like this one. It’s super cute out of tartan, but this would be pretty out of other fabric designs, too. Her photo tutorial shows how to draft … Read More...
I just love the rustic charm of this pretty ring bearer pillow, with its high-low mix of burlap and silk flowers! Morgann Hill, author of Rustic Chic Wedding, shares the tutorial over at Wedding Thingz.
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I think this is a perfect project to do with kids for Zoo Lovers Day, don’t you? Fill a clear sandwich bag with animal crackers and then show the kids how to fold it in the middle of a piece … Read More...
Pam from Threading My Way shares a tutorial for this drawstring shoulder bag. She created the bag for those times when she had more to carry with her than what her regular handbag would hold. It’s a roomy drawstring bag, … Read More...
Coloring is a big deal around these parts now, and I find I am also enjoying this peaceful and creative activity as I color along with my 5 year old. I know he will love these, because he … Read More...
Evita shares a hand cutting technique for making this Happy Birthday Cake card. My son’s birthday is this week, and he’s all about the cake and how many candles right now, so this is timely! Click here to get … Read More...
Paula of the Sassy Quilter has a passion for bringing new folks into the quilting fold. As such, she’s put together a series of tutorials for beginners. Topics include tools, fabric, patterns, cutting, piecing, quilting and binding – all … Read More...
Vintage Pattern Marketplace shares a free reprint of a vintage pattern for making these Scottie dog and lamb softies. They are both so cute!! The little tail on the Scottie dog slays me! It looks like he’s got a little … Read More...
Spring bring flowers and flowers bring pollen which brings on the sneezes. You just don’t want to pull out a tissue from a plastic wrapper, you need some style, some pizzazz. Chez-mamigoz.com … Read More...
Every Easter I will eat a few peeps and then I wait a full year to eat them again. Seriously, you guys, I can only handle them once a year. Oh…and they have to be frozen. What? Don’t judge. While … Read More...
Becca from Creative Notions shows how to make her lace yoke sweetheart top. It has a sweetheart lines where the lace yoke attaches to the bodice, but the actual neck line is a crew neck that you’d find on more … Read More...
Who said Pussy Willows have to be off white; not Betz White she made a “pussy willow rainbow”! She tells you just how to make them and where to get the supplies. Thanks Betz!
Lindsay of “Artsy-Fartsy Mama” is wife a mom, a graphic designer. Lindsay’s daughter’s hair is getting longer and she made her some “easy hair clips” to hold her hair back. These are easy and so cute. Lindsay has an excellent … Read More...
Deby from So Sew Easy shows how to make a handle cover for a hot pan or skillet. These covers have padding on the inside to protect your hand from a hot pan handle. If you’ve ever burned your hand … Read More...
This cute little “Bunny Pin” comes from Jo-Ann Fabric and he is easy to make. Have these for take a-ways from your Easter dinner. You can download the instructions from Jo-Ann’s!
Find pattern directions for making a fun flap box over at the Stempeleinmaleins blog, along with several style designs. These cute little boxes would be perfect for holding Easter candy ad treats! (Note: you might need to translate the … Read More...
I enjoy knitting sweaters and tops, but I will admit that I’m not a huge fan of knitting sleeves. For one thing, I always seem to knit one a few rows longer than the other, even when I’m counting carefully. … Read More...
