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ooking for a stylish, functional, and totally DIY-able bag project? Ama from the Ohoh Blog has created something seriously cool—a modern Trio Zippered Bag that’s not only practical but also packed with personality.
Each pouch in this project is sewn … Read More...
My son’s birthday is coming up and all things birthday are catching my eye these days. I love these free printable rainbow invites from Mr. Printables. So clever! Click here to go to the download.
If you’re like me you’ve probably got lots of lovely hand made cards from friends (or that you’ve made your self) that you’ like to look at and enjoy all the time. Instead of stuffing them into a drawer why … Read More...
How sweet is this little sweets holder? Kara at petalstopicots.com has created this delicious little egg shaped goodie bag for your jelly beans and little chocolates and any other small treats you want to offer the kids. I’ll take … Read More...
Here’s one for all the expectant moms out there. This is a great set of pregnancy journaling cards for Project Life or regular scrapbook pages from U Printables. Click here to go to the download.
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What a great color scheme on these Project Life journaling and filler cards from Kimberly Church Design! She used some of her favourite inspirational quotes, and strong graphic shapes in these .PNG files. These could work for Spring or any … Read More...
I like the romantic look of this necklace. Pearl beads, chain and ribbon are combined to create a stylish, feminine look. This necklace was inspired by a JCrew necklace. Disney shares a tutorial on her blog “Ruffles and Stuff… Read More...
The color palette for this quilt rocks! Adrianne of Little Bluebell just finished this beauty to welcome a new baby. I love the simple white stars, so sweet for a little one. Go HERE to learn more.
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If you have been shopping lately you may have noticed that simple shapes are popular in jewelry design this season. Keeping with that trend, Alyssa Ki created this simple bar necklace using a few supplies and a couple of crafty … Read More...
Megan of Canoe Ridge Creations is a fan of straight line quilting. She explains,
… Read More...It gives such a fresh & modern feel and can be used in so many different projects and patterns. Straight-line quilting also creates a great texture,
This Easter, I decided to freshen up our dining table with something a little whimsical—and wonderfully simple. Using iron-on transfer paper and a gorgeous vintage rabbit printable from The Graphics Fairy, I created a charming Easter tablecloth that’s already … Read More...
Anne from “Copy Craft” blog was inspired to create a knock-off version of this Anthropologie necklace.
Anne shows how to make a necklace like this in her tutorial “Felt Fan Necklace.” You can use any colored felt that … Read More...
Jane of “Buzzmills” has the sweetest Easter tutorials for her “Spring Chicks” and her “Mini felt bunnies”! She has complete instructions for both projects with pattern templates and they will dress up your Easter baskets or tables. Check out Jane’s … Read More...
Anna from Plan B shows how to make a fan shaped zippered coin purse. She uses radiating lines of contrasting stitching to recreate the lines of the fans. A coordinating tassle hangs from the zipper pull. Go to her tutorial… Read More...
Aimee from Clones n Clowns shows how to refashion a plain t-shirt to give it an off the shoulder ruffle. The tutorial is part of her 30 Days, 30 Tee-shirts series. Go to her tute.
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Justine from Sew Country Chick shows how she made these bleached and studded cutoffs out of a pair of thrifted high waisted jeans. Who knew “mom” jeans could look this cool? Go to her blog for the tute.
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Karen at Dreaming and Creating shares how she made this lovely travel themed card with instructions for making a pretty gathered ribbon embellishment.
-Heather
Anorina of Samelia’s Mum is making this quilt for a baby girl about to be born to a friend. I love her color choices, they make the quilt. A WIP (work in progress), I cannot wait to see it quilted. … Read More...
My bath bombs have traditionally, well, bombed. But I’m definitely going to give these a try because the packaging is just so fun. Stephanie at Henry Happened shares her secrets for shaping, coloring and storing. Find it here.
I’m sure I’m dating myself, but I grew up playing dominoes…how cool to find lip balm that looks like a domino. Wouldn’t these be fun in an Easter basket? Anne-Marie, aka The Soap Queen, has an easy step-by-step tutorial … Read More...
