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… Read More...Pfister Hotel
Milwaukee, WIThe Pfister Hotel’s Artist-In-Residence program features a working art studio and gallery and is open to hotel guests and visitors to enjoy. Long known for its expansive Victorian art
When you refashion a long-sleeved tee, the sleeves are often left over as scrap. Why not use sleeves from an adult-sized shirt to make a pair of leggings for a toddler or baby? Sara from Craft Snob shows how to … Read More...
If you’ve been avoiding sewing on stretch knit fabrics, Prudent Baby shares a tutorial that will help you take the plunge. They start with an explanation of how a knit fabric differs from a woven, and then explain how you … Read More...
The Barefoot Seamstress shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make a burlap bunting for autumn. The letters on her bunting spell out the word “fall” and are accented with colorful buttons. Cute! Get the how-to.
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Darlene over at Darlene’s Designs shares a video tutorial using stamps and punches to make this totally adorable owl window card. How cute are those stamped party hats?
-Heather
Chic ‘n Joy shares a tutorial showing how to turn a man’s pullover sweatshirt into a new skirt for fall. The heavy sweatshirt material is a good fabric choice for the cooler weather. And if your sweatshirt has a kangaroo … Read More...
Tara from That’s Sew Repurposed shows how she made her Hot Mess Preggo Dress out of a t-shirt and a dress with a full skirt. (She only uses the bottom portion of the dress, so a skirt would also work.) … Read More...
Kelly Fletcher (materialistic) is self-publishing an embroidery e-zine! She says,
… Read More...It’s a digital publication (in PDF format) called The Stitch and Thimble and it comes out four times a year. I’ve just loaded the fifth issue on to
I love stuff in jars. Especially stuff in teeny, tiny jars. Like s’mores in baby jars. Learn to make them HERE at pharMa.
Looking for more S’smores recipes? Check out these articles.
Looking for more ideas for Smores? Check … Read More...
Wendy of The Crafter’s Apprentice is on a mission. She says,
… Read More...I’m trying to make a masterlist of crafts…I’m adding to the list, putting in links to information, tutorials, free patterns, blogs etc. I’d love for your readers to see
Mel from Mel Designs shares a variety of ways she uses patterned paper scraps other than on scrapbook pages. See part one of this series here
Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out these … Read More...
I do declare Frankenstein’s head on a stick is a definite Halloween trend this year. (I even made some. What is it about Frank that makes him the perfect sweet to decorate? Must be the green part.) Loving … Read More...
Sure, sure, these simple and easy cupcakes are clever enough with just the dollop of Cool Whip to make ghosts, but they are also tweaked for Fall with flavors like maple cinnamon and chocolate and red beet. I heart Fall. … Read More...
Knitting Daily and Interweave show us some jazzy pillow patterns designed to use up your stash!
Check them out, HERE!
Annaliese from Aesthetic Nest made these vintage paper covered composition books as favors for her daughter’s birthday party. Click here to see the tutorial.
I have to say I’m a bit obsessed with glass casting right now. There’s a mold working it’s way slowly to process temperature right now as I write this. The void within the mold is a diver…a project I’m working … Read More...
I realize this is more of an air dry, from home materials kid’s clay rather than technically what we call polymer clay but I’m sticking it up here because it’s awesome (and makes me wonder if there’s a way of … Read More...
What would you do with three and a half bows? Click over to HERE for the free pattern and find out! From the Cornflower Blue Blog
Jessica is sharing her wire wrapped button ring tutorial at Curry Designs Handmade. If you have access to a bunch of antique or unusual buttons, this might be a great way to display and share them. Take a look how … Read More...
