This is Elaine Wong Haselhuhn’s entry in the latest challenge of Project QUILTING over at Kim’s Crafty Apple. Kim just uploaded A Closer Look. So get on over there and pick your favorite. See all entries HERE.
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This is Elaine Wong Haselhuhn’s entry in the latest challenge of Project QUILTING over at Kim’s Crafty Apple. Kim just uploaded A Closer Look. So get on over there and pick your favorite. See all entries HERE.
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Meari of Meari’s Musings followed instructions by Carol of iStitch to turn an unfinished card box from the craft store into this beautiful sewing box. Awesome, awesome finish! Get the details and see more photos at Meari”s post.
Hearts aren’t just for Valentine’s Day. Donna of Imagine Mechanix cut hearts from pretty scrapbook papers, joined them with blanket stitch, and poufed them with a bit of polyfill to create charming little treats. They could easily become sachets with … Read More...
Chris of Pickup Some Creativity created these sweet ornaments–she calls them charms–for Valentine’s Day. I think they would work any time of year as a little treat for someone, a gift tie-on, or even a Christmas tree ornament. Chris … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
These satin rosettes are so gorgeous! Terra from Mama Says Sew has the how-to. The tutorial actually comes by way of her husband, who showed their children how to make these pretty fabric blooms. Get the tute.
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Bread art is a blooming craft that fascinates me, but still intimidates me. Just look at this clever loaf paying homage to Dr. Seuss. It’s inspiring me to pull out some flour and yeast. Find the recipe HERE at Cake … Read More...
Lots of sweet inspiration for flower girls over at Intimate Weddings! I just loved this photo of two adorable flower girls carrying a “here comes the bride” sign!
by Anne Weaver
Ashley from Make It and Love It shares a tutorial on her blog showing how she made this sweet ballet applique for a little girl’s plain tee. The ribbon tying the appliqued shoes together is tied into a real bow. … Read More...
Check out Jen‘s post on Funk and Weber Designs to learn pinhead stitch. She says,
… Read More...I’m guessing the reason for the name is because it’s a teeny-tiny stitch, i.e., the size of a pinhead. It hides under the first
by Anne Weaver
Check out this lace sheath dress that Artsy/Craftsy made! She pieced the fabric to make the dress out of inexpensive lace trim – 20-30 yards in all – and then dyed it that fabulous pinkish red. Read more about her … Read More...
This lovely blue bird card comes from Inkadinkado, made with some yummy pattern paper, stamps, punches and pearls. You can find the directions on their website.
-Heather
Another great freebie from La Marmotte Brodeuse, this free chart welcomes you home. Stitch it in the floss colors of your choice. Add the chart to your collection.
If you have a passion for embroidery, you will want to stitch up this freebie from La Marmotte Brodeuse. It’s a winner. Get the free chart.
by Anne Weaver
Jessica from Happy Together added some quick sparkle to a purchase tee with the word “love” written in sequins. She shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to do it. No sewing is required, but you will need some … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Tricia from Leafy Treetop Spot shares a free pattern for making her Dribble Bib, made from soft knit fabric and old t-shirts. She shows them with cute sports-themed appliques (and provides the templates for them in the pattern), but this … Read More...
Tanya from Nonna’s Craft Corner explains how she made this rose embellished box for storing her mementos. Click here to go to the tutorial.
Online store A Cherry on Top is holding a contest called Do It With Twine. Enter your baker’s twine based creations for a chance to win $100. The contest runs from February 15th to March 24th. Click here to … Read More...
Karen from the Scrappy Canuck shows how to make this adorable owl candy bar slider. She made the owl from heart-shaped pieces! Click here to get the tutorial.