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The Silhouette blog has steps for turning simple flower die cut (or punch) into a lovely layered 3D paper flowers. These flowers make great accents on cards, scrapbook pages, even home decor projects like wreaths and bouquets.
-Heather
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This is one of the most professional felt & leather cell sleeve DIY I have ever seen; I would have thought it came from a fancy shop. Stephanie is a master crafter. Maybe we can follow her instructions and come … Read More...
I’ve never seen such vibrant hues from natural Easter egg dyes, aren’t these just beautiful? Find the how-tos HERE at the kitchn.
Here’s one way to get through a day filled with family and cooking and holiday madness: Peeps-Stuffed Easter egg Jelly Shots, made with cotton candy vodka no less. Make them HERE at Endless Simmer, from Bakers Royale.
One of my favorite blogs for quirky, modern, handmade weddings is Poptastic Bride! If you missed any of the creative weddings featured on the site in March, don’t fret because Cynthia has compiled a list of some the unique … Read More...
Flipping through magazines is my not-at-all-guilty pleasure (especially when they are free). In the Spring issue of Party Frosting’s magazine, you’ll find unique ideas for a bird-themed baby shower, Mother’s Day ideas, learn what Geocaching is, and what caught … Read More...
Over at Beth Watson Design Studio there is a great idea (literal light bulb going off!) on how to make a recycled light bulb Easter bunny.
I’m thinking of those celebrating Easter in more stifling climates… These are so much easier to make than I would’ve guessed. Make these Easter egg popsicles HERE at Ramblings of a Handbag Designer.
The Sampler Girl is sharing a free chart in memory of the Titanic’s 100 year anniversary. This will be a limited freebie – it may disappear any time, so be sure to get over there an get the free chart … Read More...
Or, “Oreilles de lapin en marshmallow.” Find the step-by-step instructions to easily make bunny ears from marshmallows to top your Easter treats HERE at C’est maman qui l’a fait. Instructions are in French and English, but the photographs also … Read More...
With Easter coming up in a couple days, I’m excited about everything spring. Garden Therapy has a candle idea I am very excited about making and gifting to friends. This project begins with making soy and beeswax candles in a … Read More...
There are so many fun ways to incorporate bunting into your wedding! One Fab Day shares several creative ways to use bunting in everything from wedding cakes, to stationery, decor, and more!
Amber from Very Homemade (addow) shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to turn one of your old tanks into a new tunic for your toddler girl. It’s a quick project, taking just 5 minutes and a few seams. … Read More...
Crafting a Green World shows how to make a drawstring bag to hold doggie treats, so you can carry them with you without leaving crumby mess in the bottom of your pockets. A fabric loop and metal ring make it … Read More...
Kat from Sew Chibi and Chibi Designs shows how to create a hooded romper for a baby or toddler. Her tutorial tells how to draft your own pattern and then how to sew it together. Her hooded romper served as … Read More...
Andrea from The Train To Crazy guest blogs in the Ruffles 2012 series at See Kate Sew with a tutorial showing how to add a ruffle to a plain bed sheet. It’s an easy way to add a pop of … Read More...
Ashley from Make It and Love It shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to convert a little baby dress into a little baby romper. The top of the dress stays exactly the same; it’s just a matter of … Read More...
