A kitchen-themed bridal shower is a fun and practical way to honor a bride-to-be! Emmaline Bride shares links to 10 adorable cards and a super cute recipe binder.
Click the link below and download the DIY Wedding E-book that’s … Read More...
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A kitchen-themed bridal shower is a fun and practical way to honor a bride-to-be! Emmaline Bride shares links to 10 adorable cards and a super cute recipe binder.
Click the link below and download the DIY Wedding E-book that’s … Read More...
A special weekend breakfast treat for the kiddos who bring home straight As perhaps? Make adoooorable snail cinnamon rolls HERE at Cute Food for Kids.
by Linda Lanese
Today we are visiting “Kathrynivy.com” that was created by two sisters, Alice and Grace Schnebly, with the goal of providing information and inspiration to other knitters and crafters with their own projects. Well I fell in love with their “Myriads … Read More...
I rarely make healthy stuff for my blog, seeing as I’m all about cookies and marshmallows. Hmmm, perhaps a change on the horizon. Find the how-tos to make frozen yogurt and fruit pops HERE at the decorated cookie.
This is the first time in four years and 5,000 some posts that I’ve featured something from Maxim. I’m sure. (The last? Not so sure.) But I spotted this on Pinterest and really, how cool and just right for this … Read More...
So very many red, white and blue treats and sweets out there for the 4th of July. Here are just a few:
Make Uncle Sam ice cream cones HERE at Family Fun.
Fancy up water with red, white and … Read More...
Blackwork is one of my favorite forms of embroidery. This teddy bear from JMD designs done up in blackwork is just too cute and cuddly to miss! Check it out.
Looking for more Blackwork style embroidery patterns and charts? Check … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Kathy from Just Crafty Enough shows how to used ruched strips of scrap fabric to create a lovely embellishment for a plain tee. The design is based on an embellished tee she bought and loved so much that it’s nearly … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
The folks at Charm Stitch share a free pattern and tutorial on their blog for making their Sketchy Pleat Clutch. It’s a small zippered purse with rounded corners and a pleat at the center. It’s just the right size to … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Cutoff jean shorts are classic summer wear. Head over to the M & J Blog to find out how to add some pretty to a pair of cutoffs with lace trim around the bottom. Get the tute.
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by Anne Weaver
Terra from Mama Says Sew shows how to make a bubble shorts romper for little girls. She made it to be an easy one-piece outfit for a little girl who loves to pick out her own clothes. The top is … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Sew4Home shows how to make a color blocked bolster pillow. The dimensions they give are for one that will fit a queen sized bed. You could adjust the length to fit a larger or smaller bed. Go to their tutorial… Read More...
Tanya from Nonna’s Craft Corner shows off this You’re The Man card set that she created for her husband. She also explains some of the supplies and techniques used. Click here to see more.Looking for more Father’s day papers, stamps, … Read More...
Mariska at No Time to Be Bored is sharing this sheet of printable scalloped tags for Father’s Day Gifts. When printed on a letter sized sheet they can be punched out with a 1&3/4″ circle punch. Click here to … Read More...
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What is that–a deliciously worn bit of tapestry? Nope. It’s a brand-new rug designed by Charlotte Lancelot for GAN. What a find! Find out more and see more views at Jenny Hart‘s review post on her Embroidery As Art… Read More...
Lissa Collins Alexander, known to the needlework world as Moda Lissa, is giving away a boatload of awesome books on quilting, including Applique with Attitude by Becky Goldsmith and Linda Jenkins. If you’ve had your eye on this … Read More...
Manbroiderer Jack. B. Nimble (Nimble & Quick Threadcraft) is known not only for his precise stitching of unconventional subjects but also for his mystique. Though he’s becoming a prominent member of the subversive stitching crowd, his true identity … Read More...
Selling crafts online can be a scary prospect for those looking to break in to the market. The global audience could be the way to sell your crafts to the perfect audience, but what’s the best way to reach them? … Read More...
I’ve written about Linda Billet before…her work deserves writing about. I sent you all to her web site. Today I’m sending you to her blog. Blogs are cool (as you all know) since you get to hear what the artist … Read More...