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Crochet 4th of July Halter Top Pattern! Get ready to celebrate Independence Day in style with this vintage-inspired design straight from the groovy 70s. Whether you’re hitting up a backyard barbecue, heading to a fireworks show, or just soaking … Read More...
As the seasons change and the warmth of spring fills the air, it’s the perfect time to infuse your home with a touch of whimsy and cheer. And what better way to do so than by embarking on a delightful … Read More...
Dive into the world of big-stitch hand-quilting with fiber artist Jessica Marquez as she guides you through the creation of a charming clutch handbag. This beginner-friendly project is perfect for those looking to learn the basics of hand-quilting while … Read More...
Nothing says summer like sunglasses. Whether you like wearing classic, funky or fun these 3 different cut files will be perfect for your fun in the sun scrapbook layouts and paper crafting projects. Jill used them on a cool NYC … Read More...
With all the wonderful flowers blooming it’s about time to start seeing those caterpillars turning into butterflies who will begin to fluttering around our gardens. Let’s celebrate their arrival with some beautiful Butterfly coloring pages. Dover Publication is offering … Read More...
I love to hear about crafts from the perspective of people who’ve been at it for a while, because they often learn things they wish they knew when they were first learning how to do that particular craft that are … Read More...
I’m pretty sure this clever crafter has answered the question with a “yes”! I now want to challenge myself. I am going to start with an Easter egg. Pop on over to the blog Studio DIY to see how to … Read More...
If you like your knitting with a touch of the mystical, you’ll love Magical Knits from the North by Katinka Sarjanoja and Meri Mort. This collection of 19 knitting patterns includes socks, mitts, hats, a couple of sweaters, shawls and … Read More...
As a passionate crochet designer, having your work featured in a magazine is not only a testament to your creativity but also a great way to reach a wider audience and gain recognition within the crochet community. However, getting your … Read More...
Patterns like plaids, argyle and checks are perfect for masculine layouts! This design also has faux photo corners, stars and hearts accents, a large title, journaling and a mix of color and black and white photos. Learn more at the … Read More...
I think most kids think about what it would be like to run their own country from time to time, and How to Build Your Own Country by Valerie Wyatt helps kids to do just that, whether their nation is … Read More...
Andalusian stitch is a basic knit purl knitting stitch pattern that I love but I never think to use on projects. It’s a pretty easy four-row repeat where three of the rows are just stockinette stitch.
You need a multiple … Read More...
“Simply Stitched with Punch Needle” by Yumiko Higuchi is a delightful invitation to the world of punch needle embroidery. If you’re an embroidery enthusiast looking to expand your stitching horizons, this book is a must-have.
Yumiko Higuchi, a renowned Japanese … Read More...
Wall hanging featuring a playful black, white & tan puppy on a wooden floor with a yellow ball, about to be ambushed by a mischievous orange tabby under the drapes. Executed in raw-edge, fused & machine-stitched applique.
Executed in raw-edge, … Read More...
Pamela Bennett’s “101 Things to Do with Peanut Butter” is a delightful exploration of one of America’s most beloved pantry staples. This cookbook goes far beyond the classic PB&J, offering a variety of recipes that showcase the versatility of peanut … Read More...
This card features pretty pink Whimsy Stamps die cut Hibiscus flowers and blue leaves in tie dye patterns created with Distress Inks. There’s also a gold embossed sentiment and gold sparkly dot accents for shine too. I spotted this card … Read More...
Mother Nature makes some pretty amazing flowers but why not make some red, white and blue ones just for the 4th of July? That idea and more easy crafts to celebrate the 4th of July can be found at … Read More...
I know fireworks are kind of controversial because they are loud and be difficult for some people to tolerate for lots of reasons, but you can’t deny they’re colorful and fun to cross stitch. Here’s a collection of fireworks and … Read More...
I feel like I write about cats a lot, but looking back there don’t seem to me as many posts on the subject as I thought there were. (I did find a cat sweater and a pair of socks to … Read More...
Are you a yogi who loves to infuse your practice with a touch of creativity and personal flair? Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just starting your journey, there’s something special about crafting your own yoga accessories. From comfortable pants … Read More...
