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All fall colours in my flickr finds this week! People were doing beautiful colours in browns, reds, golds, sages.
1. Polymer clay acorn pendant with enameled copper oak leaf, 2. Polymer Clay Cheerleaders, 3. Cupcake Christmas Ornaments – … Read More...
Add some art to your watch band by following the steps in this artsy tutorial by Kathy Cano-Murillo. Find out how she took plain, ordinary fabric and turned it into trendy, wearable art in her tutorial Cloth Watch Bands.
Did you go to the beach this summer? If so you may have collected some seashells! Katrinshine had the idea of turning pretty seashells into trendy earrings with just a few supplies that require very little work. See how she … Read More...
I must be in a confetti mood today, because I found another adorable project featuring it! These handmade confetti launchers are the perfect fun and festive send-off for a wedding. Get the tutorial at My Own Ideas.
Remember last week when I shared with you a bunch of different knitting patterns using candy corn as inspiration? The reason I had candy corn on the brain was because I was working on my own candy corn themed … Read More...
This stunning stamped botanical wall hanging would be the perfect fall accent for any room. Find step by step directions over on The Artistic Stamper blog.
-Heather
Looking for more Sunflower themed papers, stamps and embellishments? Check these out … Read More...
Oh wow! This is the cutest gift wrap idea! These festive packages would be so pretty for bridal shower or wedding gifts. Get the tutorial and the details at Minieco. Adorable!
Autumn has arrived, and I’m looking forward to the changing colors of the leaves, and crisp, cool days. The rich colors of this Caramel Apple mood board at Limn & Lovely captures the warm, cozy feel of fall with toffee … Read More...
Vintage Spice and Everything Nice has posted another great cheerleader pattern. It will be great for cheerleaders of all ages or for any application where you need to stitch up a little team spirit. Easily adaptable design you can make … Read More...
This detail is from a finish recently posted by a Canadian stitcher who blogs at Leftover Chocolate Stitches. That is a great blog name, by the way. She remains anonymous, but her stitching speaks for itself. She has taken a … Read More...
I couldn’t find the how-to for making the ghost shown in the picture above – but I did find something on the diynetwork that comes pretty close. Well close enough to give you an idea.
What a perfect way to … Read More...
And it has eyeballs at the bottom. Yuck. I mean wow!
As Jen says – this is a blended up frog. Perfect for kids during Halloween.
But I bet it tasted awesomely yummy!
Get the low down on this Halloween … Read More...
Home Decor is never cheap.
It can however be when you are inspired and choose to make it yourself. A simple project, easy to do in under 30 minutes and adds so much element to your home decor. Nobody will … Read More...
Sometimes the random number generator doesn’t seem all that random, but today’s lucky winners are commenters number 41 and 45.
Renee says she loves Fluffy, the “three-headed puppy,” and I’m pretty sure she’s the only person who said that, so … Read More...
You can take this tablecloth from Halloween through the fall holidays. It is so different and charming. I found this on BH&G and thought you might like it and make it. Welcome guests to your harvest celebration with a handmade … Read More...
This one is a little on the weird side, but then I don’t have an overwhelming love for Bacon. Soap needs to be made with some fat so why not some Bacon fat? Check out this tutorial for making … Read More...
Anne from WobiSobi shares a tutorial over at Brassy Apple showing how to refashion a man’s shirt into a cute new dress for yourself. You’ll need to use a shirt that’s too big for you so it’ll hang long enough … Read More...
Abby Glassenberg from While She Naps, and author of Stuffed Animals: From Concept to Construction
gives some tips for teaching people how to use their sewing machine. (That’s right, in addition to the blog and her book and her … Read More...
Remona from The Stitching Scientist (whom I had the opportunity to hang out with at Sewing Summit, yay!!) shows how you can make a peplum top. It’s an easy adaptation from a basic t-shirt pattern. Her tutorial shows how to … Read More...
Does hemming a knit fabric get you down? Hate those wavy hems? A twin needle
may be the answer. Deby from Sew So Easy guest blogs at The Sewing Loft with a video tutorial showing how to use a twin … Read More...
