Sometimes adding a small detail is all you need to take something from average to awesome. On a bedsheet, it can be something as simple as a ruffle across the top. Andrea from Go To Patterns and The Train To … Read More...
Tutorial: Up Up and Away! hot air balloon mobile
Jess from Craftiness Is Not Optional shows how to make her Up Up and Away! mobile. This is sooo cute!! The hot air balloons and clouds are made from felt and are lightly stuffed. The hanger is constructed from wood … Read More...
How to make a popsicle garland
Fruit Borders to Cross Stitch
Borders are handy because you can use them for so many things. Bookmarks, pillow edges, towels, around sayings, what else can you think up? Here are some great fruit borders to stitch up, free from Il Mondo di Ezechiele. Get … Read More...
Art Journaling Class | The Big 10
Katie of Punk Projects will be holding this 10 day mini class all about Art Journaling. Sign up for $10 to get 10 prompts for 10 days from August 1st to 10th. Click here for more information.
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Giveaway Reminder: A Muse Studio
I wanted to share another card I made with A Muse Studio products. The stamps are from the Just My Type stamp set and I thought their fun pattern paper gave it a cool retro look. My full review … Read More...
Show & Tell | Using Baker’s Twine on a Scrapbook Layout
The Scrappy Canuck shows us a variety of ways that she used Baker’s Twine on a scrapbook layout. Baker’s twine is hot! Click here to see more.
Product Alert | fr?m – Customizable (and crafty) iPhone Case
The fr?m iPhone case will be available in September 2012. This case is customizable, and comes with a template allowing you to insert your favourite photos or patterned paper. It sounds perfect for us crafty types! Click here for … Read More...
Inspiration du Jour | Welcome Little One
Tutorial: Staggered Strips quilt block
Cassandra of Ooo! Shiny! shares how to make these stacked quilt blocks. They have a modern improv look to them. I’d love some to play with on my design board. Get the tutorial.
Image credit: Ooo! Shiny!
How to get our posts in your Facebook news feed for sure – Only 3 steps!
For months we have been getting complaints from our readers that they are no longer getting our updates in their Facebook feeds. And now, we think we have found a sure fire way to get our updates right under your … Read More...
Start your holiday handmade with Elizabeth
Elizabeth of Don’t Call Me Betsy kicked off Christmas in July festivities this week, starting with this Mariner’s Star pillow. Before it’s over she’ll have nine different bloggers sharing tutorials for decor and gift items. The pillow front is a … Read More...
Earth Friendly Caterpillar Crafts
The mark of a true creative mom is one who can look around the house, and find things to create whatever it is that the kids are into at that moment! This mom does just that, and they are earth … Read More...
Texture in needlepoint
Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint looks at how the textures of needlepoint threads and stitches can complement one another–or cancel each other out. See her post.
Tutorial: Laminated cotton beach tote in two sizes
Lila Tueller shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a beach tote out of laminated cotton. She includes two sizes: a small one (20″ wide x 14″ tall x 6″ deep), and a large one (26″ wide … Read More...
Mini-tute: Bowties and Blooms quilt block
Lindsay of CraftFoxes shares how to create this quilt block saying it’s perfect for beginners who might fear triangles. Called Bowties and Blooms, John Q. Adams designed it for the book, Fat Quarterly Shape Workshop for Quilters. Get … Read More...
Susan: All wracked up
The wrack line is the trail of debris left on the beach by the tide. When Susan Elliott stitches a wrack line, it looks like a jumble of jewels–so lovely it demands close inspection. See more views of Susan’s beachy … Read More...
Free: Icon embroidery text
Mary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread gives the heads-up: Guardian Angel by Galina Tregubov, a step-by-step guide to needlepainting an icon, is available free in ebook form. Go to Mary’s post for more information and the link to the … Read More...
Where to find half-cone sticks
Janet Granger used half-cone sticks to create the needlelace flowers on this bag. In response to reader inquiries, she’s done some research and put together a list of sources for these needlework tools. What a nice thing to do. See … Read More...
How to tat butterfly antennae
Jane Eborall has come up with a new way to tat butterfly antennae–simple and charming. See her tute.