Wilma Boekholt from By Wilma explains the steps to making this wallet from map paper. This could easily be recreated using a patterned scrapbook paper. and could even work as a mini album. Click here to go to the … Read More...
Crochet Goodies Giveaway
Wanted to let you know about this nice Giveaway.
Nice haul for the Grand Prize Winner at Sarahndipities. Follow that link to see Sarah’s blog and follow her rules for entering the Giveaway. I’m lowering my odds of winning … Read More...
Tow Mater Sandwich
I know a 4-year old boy who might succumb to the charms of a Tow Mater sandwich. (Unless there was a princess driving, I’m afraid my 4 year old would be only slightly impressed, sigh.) Make a Tow Mater sandwich … Read More...
Show and Tell | Spring Card Set with Dear Lizzy Neapolitan
Natt from Tiny Natt sent along a link to the set of Spring themed cards that she created with the Dear Lizzy Neapolitan Collection. Click here to see more.
Horton Hatches the Egg Pops
Oh, Horton, you crazy, patient, deserving elephant, you. Love to see him in marshmallow form, and on a nest made of chocolate, and on a stick. Make him HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.
Chicken and Waffles Embroidery by WizardsPaw on Etsy
‘m getting a kick out of the offbeat embroidery by Wizards Paw on Etsy. This chicken and waffles one (who doesn’t love chicken and waffles? no one!) is no longer available but click here to see this genius upskirt embroidery! … Read More...
Inspiration du Jour | Birthday Girl
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Tutorial: Paper piecing for the terrified
Katy at The Littlest Thistle is demystifying foundation paper piecing by hosting a series of tutorials on her blog. Week 1 is Courthouse Steps. See her Courthouse Steps Block here. If you want to learn paper piecing but are … Read More...
Free pattern: Pieced Butterfly Block
Nothing says Spring like butterflies. Martha at Q is for Quilter made this butterfly block by modifying an Alice Brook’s pattern. She warns it’s not for beginning quilters because it’s pieced, not appliqued. Get her modified pattern on the sidebar … Read More...
Clayers Who Blog
Here’s a little mix up of what I often put out on Sundays about the clay-verse. This Sunday, instead, I’ll give a shout out to some of the clay related blogs I enjoy:
- PolymerClayDaily goes without saying. Visit Cynthia Tinapple
Let them quilt cakes and clocks
Deb at Cold Feet Quilter is celebrating some quilt-y finishes on her blog today, including this one shown, Sweet Dreams. She explains,
I was thinking Cinnamon swirl streusel cake.
She shows several more photos of this quilt where you … Read More...
Tutorial: Homemade Cleansing Oil
For those who clean their faces using the oil cleansing method, or for those simply curious, Creative Kismet has a great tutorial on making your own cleansing oil. And she’s tweaked it based on skin types, so there’s a version … Read More...
Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow Cake Pops
Well now, the title just says it all. Yep, loving these adorable rainbow’s end cake pops. Find the how-tos to make them HERE at Bubble and Sweet.
Hosting a Rainbow party? Check out these Rainbow party articles over on … Read More...
Ta Dah!: Chevron quilt from Pips
Heather at Quilt or Stitch made this wonderful chevron quilt, happily using up her stash of Sherbert Pips by Aneela Hoey. Go HERE to see more great photos of her project.
SLMQG’s service project | Pillowcases
Cindy at Hyacinth shows off the five pillowcases she made for the One Million Pillowcase Challenge. She explained it’s a service project of the Saint Louis Modern Quilt Guild where she’s a member. Her pillowcases rock! Go HERE to read … Read More...
Tutorial: Use lace trim to hem lingerie fabric
Sally Ann hares a tutorial on her blog showing how to sew lace trim on to the edge of lingerie fabric. The lace trim looks pretty and finishes the edge without adding bulk. Even better, you can avoid the headache … Read More...
Tutorial: Sew a lined wrap style baby sling
Kataryna from Chibi Designs posts a tutorial on her blog, Sew Chibi, showing how to make a lined wrap-style baby sling. There are many different types of baby slings out there; this version is essentially a long (reeeeallly long) … Read More...
Free vintage embroidery pattern
Helen of Bustle & Sew is sharing this sweet 1918 embroidery pattern. Go to her blog post to download it.
Seeing things Gina’s way
Gina of Fan My Flame developed an eye infection that required an eye patch. So she took advantage of the situation to express herself in embroidery! Totally awesome. Much more interesting than the usual pirate look. See more at Gina’s … Read More...
How to use a curved needle
Mary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread explains when you need a curved needle and how to use one. See her post.