Helen of Bustle and Sew offers up a pattern for her Scrappy Union Jack flag applique, shown. Of the project she explains,
… Read More...It’s really, really easy and is a great way to use up your scraps – particularly if, like
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Helen of Bustle and Sew offers up a pattern for her Scrappy Union Jack flag applique, shown. Of the project she explains,
… Read More...It’s really, really easy and is a great way to use up your scraps – particularly if, like
by Anne Weaver
Natalie from Hungry Hippie shows how to make a fabric case for an iPad or eReader (Kindle, Nook, etc.). It’s fully lined, with a layer of batting between to help protect your gadget. Get the tutorial.
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by Anne Weaver
Leah from Sew Spoiled shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a zippered coin purse on a key fob. She suggests making them for teacher gifts. That’s an awesome idea!! And because the coin purse is small, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Karen from Sew Much 2 Luv shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a baby’s taggie toy. The top is made with a colorful patchwork, and ribbon tags in a variety of prints and textures stick out … Read More...
From the invites to the decorations, favors, and more, Project Wedding shares expert advice on how to plan the perfect modern bridal shower! Get all the details here.
These two skiers are skiing up a storm. Stitch them up for a fun winter scene. Free from Brigitte Dadaux. Get the free chart.
Free from Aliolka, this trio of cute little owls will have you hooting will delight. Stitch them for a mini hanger as they are or individually for smaller projects. Get the free chart.
Which one would you make? It’s a rhetorical question. Laurie Wisbrun of Scarlet Fig thought it would be fun to design some modern pillow panels for the two US political party’s mascots, the Republican Elephant and the Democratic Donkey. Go … Read More...
Maureen, who we know from Maureen Cracknell Handmade blog, is also a designer for the Riley Blake Designs blog. Today, she shows readers how to make this Quilted Chevron Pincushion as part of their Cutting Corners College series. I swooned … Read More...
Here’s a great way to recycle old book pages, use them for background papers! Visit the Stampendous website to learn how to stamp some pretty book page papers using Distress Stains.
-Heather
At Corning’s GlassLab they work with glass artists to expand their knowledge base with hot glass. Making Ideas is a show at their gallery, which will be running through the beginning of next year. The show has over 150 pieces … Read More...
There’s also a not-broken one, but a broken flower pot cupcake? So clever, yes? Plus, you can be imperfect in the decorating. Love this idea. Find the how-tos HERE at Baker in the Basement.
The Spring Bloggers’ Quilt Festival started today at Amy’s Creative Side. The Festival runs from May 18 – June 1, 2012. There are already 170 quilters who’ve linked up so far, impressive! Here’s the schedule of events:
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Two weeks ago, I decided my bathroom was desperately in need of a fun, ocean themed makeover. I can’t help but think then that this post from Creative in Chicago is a road sign, beckoning me forward with this project. … Read More...
I’ve yet to watch an episode of Parks and Recreation, not because I have an aversion to the show, but because I’m particular about my TV. I need to watch a show from the beginning… So maybe this show will … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
Kelly lucky #4 is the winner of our giveaway and will be receiving her book from Laura and Katie of “Duo Fiberworks”! Congratulations Kelly and thank you Laura and Katie for allowing me to host this giveaway.
If and when I get into making fabulous bentos for my daughter to bring to school, I’ll likely start with something less ambitious than a marionette, but this gives me something to aspire to. Find the Marionette Bento HERE at … Read More...
This is such a cool idea, especially for kids… not so much for the hot water danger part, but for the “how stuff melts” and “I can help” parts: Make peanut butter swirl cups in a mug. Find the how-tos … Read More...
Kirsty of You had me at Bonjour recently finished this embroidery sampler piece as a gift to a fellow blogger, Maaike. Lovely, isn’t it? She shows closeups of the stitches, go HERE to see more.
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Danielle of the blog Blissful and Domestic sent in this great project where she made a fun wreath out of a bed sheet of all things! Rag Wreaths are very popular right now and they are so easy to make. … Read More...