Learn how to use Gesso, modeling paste and stencils for a cool mixed media card background, Splitcoast Stampers has a detailed tutorial.
-Heather
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Learn how to use Gesso, modeling paste and stencils for a cool mixed media card background, Splitcoast Stampers has a detailed tutorial.
-Heather
Caroline talks about the paper fortune cookies she made for Chinese New Year which falls on on January 31st. She explains how she made hers from scrapbooking and origami papers, and links to a tutorial you can use if … Read More...
by jd wolfe
I fell in love with these delicate Granny Circle Place Mats the moment I saw them. But, of course, I had to think of something else to make with this pattern since I already have four sets of ‘dressy’ … Read More...
The Stitched Style Blog Tour is underway. Today is Wild Olive’s turn and she’s hosting a giveaway just for the next few hours.
The author of Stitched Style, Amy Barickman is someone I’ve followed for … Read More...
I feel like skipping when I spot my latest copy of GenQ in my mailbox.
It never disappoints. I want you to know the joy too, so I’m going to host a GenQ magazine subscription giveaway in a future post. … Read More...
I came across this interesting article on The Atlantic Cities website about the possible effect using Instagram has on our memories. The article quotes the results of a study by psychological scientist Linda Henkel. She asked
“To what extent … Read More...
Laugh by mamabug
Maria Petkova has a photo tutorial for how to “paint with mokume gane“. There are text steps for the photo tutorial below it in the comments.
I think I will be trying this with some heart cutters for … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Sarah has a knack for writing and loves of all-things-pretty are combining to create Tulle and Trinkets. Her blog is a great spot to find cool outfits that she is wearing during a weekend adventures, recipes she whipping up in … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Rebekah Meier shares a trio of sweet, “Vintage Felted Snowman” on Crafts ‘n Coffee. Instead of wool roving, Rebekah uses bamboo fiberfill, perfect for beginners who may be intimidated by roving. Button hats, beads, jingle bells; snowflakes and lacy scarves … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Anna of “In Honor Of Design” has this cute and clever “Mini Package Valentines” with complete instructions. Valentine’s Day is exploding over the Internet. When you are a blogger, holidays come early so that you can share the fun ideas … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Susan from Living With Punks shares a tutorial at Momtastic showing how you can repurpose an old t-shirt into a bag. The one she made is will be an overnight bag for her daughter. It’s super fast and super easy, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Bernadette from Daisies and Dresses shares a tutorial at The Sewing Rabbit showing how you can add length and fullness to a cap sleeve pattern. It remains a smooth sleeve cap, with the fullness added to the bottom only. You … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Ruby from Zaaberry shows how an empty clementine crate can become a bed for your child’s favorite doll or softie. She paints it up cute, and then adds a foam mattress and bedding. I can’t imagine there being a child … Read More...
The Paper Crafters Library blog has directions for making this sweet stamped and embossed vellum card, I love the added stitching!
-Heather
by Sarah White
If you search “stash scarf” on Ravelry you will fall down a rabbit hole. I could have linked such a search here, but I’m not going to do it, because I don’t want you to go where I’ve jut been … Read More...
by Vikram Goyal
This easy DIY window cling uses only 3 supplies and is lots of fun for adults and kids. Includes Valentine’s inspired printable template. Amy from connectionsweshare.com has created these free printables and is sharing them with the rest of us.… Read More...
When I saw these, I instantly thought about the Swiss Rolls! Who knew that you could make an easy alternative. Plus, you can fill it with whatever you desire. How many versions can you come up with? The creator … Read More...
Travelling means you can’t always take your normal stock pile of beauty supplies with you. Here are some simple beauty hacks and tips to maintain a beautiful regime on holiday. These tips and tricks make the most of what … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Faux fur is definitely trending this season. We’re seeing it all over accessories – from hats to scarves to vests. Why not bring it to your home decor as well? Steph from Crafting in the Rain shares a tutorial over … Read More...