Crafty Secrets is sharing a pretty little box to download and print, perfect for Mother’s Day. They also have directions for cropping the image and using it as a clear label. It’s so pretty on that glass bottle!
-Heather
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Crafty Secrets is sharing a pretty little box to download and print, perfect for Mother’s Day. They also have directions for cropping the image and using it as a clear label. It’s so pretty on that glass bottle!
-Heather
by Linda Lanese
Holly of “Holloughby” tells us that the Beavers are back in Britain! I am pretty sure the Beavers are still in the USA! “Up until Thursday people thought that beavers were gone from the English countryside but somebody found a … Read More...
This project just makes me smile! If you like tape measures too and want to sew yourself a fun pencil case check out the awesome tutorial that Katie shared at her blog Punk Projects on how to sew a recycled … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Autumn from It’s Always Autumn made this lovely summer dress out of a thrifted vintage bedsheet, and she shares a tutorial showing how she did it. The loose fit and cotton fabric are perfect for errand running on hot summer … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Brandy from Gluesticks shows how to make a travel playmat and changing pad for baby. Made in a circle, there are pockets all the way around the edge to hold a pack of wipes, some diapers, or small toys. It … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Dana from MADE sharesa tutorial on her blog showing how to make her Basic Pocket Tote. Like the name suggests, it’s a basic tote bag with a p0cket on the inside. It’s an easy sew, a good project for a … Read More...
Recently Jeanne Dansby’s mother passed away and she presents a lovely free chart in memory of her mother. Visit her blog to find out how to get it at Byrds Nest blog. Our condolences go out to Jeanne. Learn more.
Show Mum – or alter the chart a little to show Mom – how much you love her for Mother’s Day with this little freebie. Use the design for a card or a small ornament. The primitive design will be … Read More...
This lovely daisy-themed chart from Stickeule will make a great project to stitch. You could also pull out one single daisy and stitch it too. Get the free chart.
by Anne Weaver
Collette from Serendipity Vintage and Serendipity Handmade shows how to make a clever litte ladybug needle book. I’m showing it here all folded up for tossing in your purse or project bag. It opens to become a large circle with … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
This pretty little pincushion used to be an old trinket box. Autie from iCandy Handmade saw the potential and turned it into a new home for her straight pins. She shares a tutorial showing how she did it. Get the … Read More...
I love these pretty little necklaces! Sarah Forhan shares how she stamped on small tiles from the hardware store and turned them into little works of art to wear. Visit the Bowdabra blog for directions.
-Heather
by Anne Weaver
Sachiko from Tea Rose Company and Tea Rose Home shows how to make a throw pillow cover with a painted design inspired by a pillow from Crate & Barrel. She achieves the graphic floral motif with paper punches, freezer paper … Read More...
Placemats are a great way to teach your child any type of information you’d like them to learn since they are staring down at it underneath that big bowl of peas they are might be refusing to eat. This placemat … Read More...
Nicole of In La La Land takes you through the steps for making these photo cupcake toppers. She found the idea in the Martha Stewart Encyclopedia of Crafts. Click here to go to the tutorial.
Roslyn at Sew Delicious shares how she altered a plain exercise book and made this lovely notebook decorated with washi tape. This would make a lovely gift, or use it to keep note of your scrapbooking ideas. Plus you … Read More...
Karyn of Make Something said she always wanted to design her own skateboard. An opportunity came her way in 2010 and this is her creation. Get more of the story, here.
Image credit: Make Something
Adorableness alert! Flossy the Unicorn will keep your embroidery floss tidy. Offered by Missy Kulik Etsy.
Image credit: Missy Kulik Etsy
And this one isn’t May flowers – you know, April showers brings May flowers – in miniature. I particularly love the tiny little cookies.
1. Australian Shepherd mini sculpture, 2. Aldo, 3. Bread, Pies…, 4. Biscuit love … Read More...