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This cute Easter Basket comes just in time to put out some pre- Easter candy. Your child can really get creative with the types of doodles they want on their Easter Basket! Head over to the craft genius, Vicki’s site, … Read More...
Margaret Oomen. Resurrection Fern blog. Butterfly with feather antennae. Awesome. See more.
Unseasonably warm weather has put Heidi of Speckless in the mood for some summery stitching. Et voila! Here’s her new free embroidery pattern, Summer Coats. Go to her blog post to download the PDF file.
Look what’s new from Flaming Nora! Needlework kits!!! She says,
… Read More...Both kits contain detailed instruction and patterns, enough fabrics to make one bird and pins, needles and threads. They are suitable for all levels of ability and any one
This goldwork beetle with sheer wings absolutely takes my breath away. Go to the blog of his creator, Arlene White, to see him from every angle.
Pascale from // between the lines // shares a tutorial on her blog showing how she made this stunning bag. It’s made of leather painted with a smattering of gold triangles. The look is high fashion, but it’s a project … Read More...
Oooh, oooh, I’ve got some sewing machine news for you! The Singer 160 is now available in JoAnn Fabric stores. The Singer 160 is a limited edition machine, created to celebrate 160 years of Singer sewing machines. The Singer … Read More...
I love Double Helix glass! I sell quite a bit of the beads I make with their glass so I’m always thrilled when they get a new color. This one is called Notos. They’re describing it as super luster with … Read More...
Kati of From the Blue Chair used some of this fabric, shown, in a quilt block here saying she loves it. Thankfully she shared the name of it in her post – Natural Essex Linen by Robert Kaufman. I suspect … Read More...
Ashley from Make It and Love It shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a bubble romper for baby. It’s a sleeveless romper with long legs – perfect for spring and summer weather! Get the tute.… Read More...
Elizabeth at Don’t Call Me Betsy shares how she made this 12.5″ quilt block on her blog. I love the gray background with all that color. In the same post, she also shows this block in a mini quilt (four … Read More...
VFG OF “Purple petunia” has the cutest sitting bunny pattern and tutorial for us this Easter. It is a charming bunny made of felt and I love it. Go over to “Purple petunia” for this felt bunny tutorial
After ripping out all the quilting on her Star Crossed Stitch quilt, shown here, Elizabeth at Don’t Call Me Betsy tried the curvaceous Baptist Fans design. And though she admits it’s not the easiest stitching she’s ever attempted on a … Read More...
Naturally entitled “Project Yumway.” Find a roundup of recipes inspired by the fashion trends for Fall 2012 HERE at babble, including homemade fruit leather (I guess leather is big this Fall? Definitely not my area of expertise, though I … Read More...
Join Kristina Werner on her blog for a fun video for turning heart punches into a pretty flower embellishment.
-Heather
Adding a bit of retro flair to your wedding is easy with vintage vinyl albums! From record sleeve invitations like those shown above, to table numbers, cake displays, and more, Intimate Weddings shares a playlist of ways to creatively include … Read More...
A city made of potatoes and this photo doesn’t even do the detail justice. Find the whole spread of photos HERE, from artist Peter Root. Spotted on Foodiggity.
So many details to love in this chic bridal shower featured at One Lovely Day! Chevrons paired with a navy and yellow color palette create a modern, sophisticated theme filled with custom touches. Read all about it here: Chevron … Read More...
Vegetable shapes made with vegetables because you can never have too many vegetables. Loving this carrot-shaped veggie pizza for an “Easter’s almost here” snack. Learn to make it HERE at Hungry Happenings.
Agi shares another awesome free chart, this time for a spring-themed square. Check out her blog to see a stitched model of the pattern and get the free chart.
