I ran across the “Artsy VaVa” blog and fell in love with these charming art pumpkins and had to share them with you. Paper is fiber. . .and I am going to make one of these because I have the … Read More...
Halloween Treats from Store-Bought Candy and Cookies
Find a roundup of kid-friendly treats and crafts for Halloween HERE at All You, including these candy witch hats and broomsticks and these critters made from Yodels and candy.
Maple Felt Leaf Pillow Tutorial
What a stunning statement this will make to welcome your guests during the fall season while resting in an easy chair with this lovely pillow comforting their back and sipping on some hot cider. This project tutorial comes from Better … Read More...
Sparkling spiders
Oh,my! Even if you’re not a fan of spiders, you must see the array of jeweled versions that Kathy Shaw (Shawkl) has created! Go to her blog post.
Apple and Pumpkin Marshmallow Pops
Thought I’d share my latest for Fall with you: Sparkly apple and pumpkin marshmallow pops. These are crazy easy to make. I made the pumpkins for Celebrations, and then switched up the colors to make apples.
How to make a Halloween bat out of a recycled egg carton
I bet there is nothing that can’t be cute-ified with some wigglie eyes. Katelyn of the blog Domestic Charm has sent in her tutorial on how to make a Halloween bat out of a recycled egg carton if you want … Read More...
More on working with flat silk
Mary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread has posted a follow-up to Anne Gomes’ guest post about working with flat silk thread. Check out her excellent tips.
“Food of the Rainbow” Photography Shoot
I’ve posted about many, many edible rainbows on this site. Many. Many cakes, cupcakes, JellO, candy, parties, treats, favors, cocktails… all rainbows. I did once even post on rainbow bacon. This is the first rainbow burger I’ve ever seen, … Read More...
Stitch bombing in Philadelphia
I think most of us who hang out on the web are familiar with yarn bombing by now–a spontaneous community art form in which objects such as fences, trees, and sculptures are enrobed in knitted or crocheted covers. MarieE of … Read More...
How To Smock on gingham
Stephanie Hung of The Crafts Dept. (MarthaStewart.com) suggests smocking on gingham for beginners. She says,
… Read More...The squares in the gingham pattern act as sewing guides so you can make perfectly spaced stitches. As the thread makes knots in the front,
Colonial embroidery exhibit in Boston
Tricia of The Embroiderer’s Story gives us the heads-up about a don’t-miss-it embroidery exhibit. She says,
… Read More...Today the last of the three exhibits on Colonial Boston Embroideries at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston opened. The third installment is focused
Create better applique
Sara of The Split Stitch is sharing some awesome applique tips. Check out her post.
Jack O’ Lantern (Cookies) in a Jar
I’m loving this brilliant Halloween cookie tutorial over at eighteen 25 from guest poster Bee in Our Bonnet: All the cookie pieces, smiles, frowns, and other accoutrements kids need to assemble Jack O’ Lanterns however they please. Find the full … Read More...
Witch Hat Cake Pops
It’s already begun. Halloween treats are starting to flood in…. Like witch hat cake pops! Learn to make them HERE at Every Day Should Pop!.
Tutorial: Easy shirred dress or top for girls
Kavin shows how to make a girl’s shirred dress or top using elastic thread in the bobbin. The stretchy gathers across the bodice make a dress that is both pretty and comfortable for playing. To make it a top instead … Read More...
Tutorial: Turn a hoodie into a chic belted cardigan
Nicole from cola cola island shows how she created this chic belted cardigan out of a hoodie that was lurking in the back of her closet. Her refashion remakes the casual hoodie into a stylish, sophisticated cardigan. Love it! Get … Read More...
Tutorial: Removable cover for an upholstered seat cushion
Heidi from HoneyBear Laneshares a tutorial on her blog showing how she made a temporary cover for an upholstered seat cushion. Rather than creating a full cover, she creates just a top and a bottom. A row of fabric … Read More...
Giveaway Winner | True Scrap II
Happy Friday everyone! Are you at the edge of your seat waiting to see who won the seat to True Scrap II?? Here we go!
Number 4 is Bunnyfreak! Come on down!
Congratulations! You get to take Jennifer McGuire’s … Read More...
Project: Halloween Window Card
I love the combination of stamping and die cutting on this card, it give it so much dimension! Find a how to video from Shari Carroll over at the Hero Arts website.
-Heather
Are you looking for more Halloween … Read More...
Tutorial: Double t-shirt cowl dress
Gina Michele shares a tutorial on her blog Crochet Clouds showing how to make her double t-shirt cowl dress. Her clever refashion is made from two men’s t-shirts and requires just a couple of simple seams. Get the tutorial.… Read More...