Elsie of A Beautiful Mess shows us how to create a simple, beautiful fall garland from bits of felt and yarn. See her tute.
And many thanks to Shell of Bits and Bobs for pointing out this find.
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Elsie of A Beautiful Mess shows us how to create a simple, beautiful fall garland from bits of felt and yarn. See her tute.
And many thanks to Shell of Bits and Bobs for pointing out this find.
by Anne Weaver
Ginger Hendrix from Weiner Dog Tricks loves polyester. And she just acquired a bike that, while thoroughly functional, had a decidedly 1980s feel that she didn’t love. So she used her vintage polyester to create decorative wraps for the bike. … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jess from Bits for Baby and Craftiness Is Not Optional shows how to make a zippered cover for a throw pillow. The simple square shape shows off a favorite fabric print without being too busy. Get the tutorial.
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by Anne Weaver
You can find a tutorial for making this fabulous mod skirt over at Sew Delicious It’s her Peggy Skirt, inspired by a dress worn by Peggy on the show Mad Men. I am loving those contrast-y box pleats!. The … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Stephanie from Sisteroo shows how she transformed some illfitting and rather unattractive thrift store clothing into clothes with fit and style. The dress you see here used to be a long droopy sad sack of a dress. She also shows … Read More...
Leanne Beasley of Leanne’s House previews the design that will be the focus of her class at the Urban Stitches retreat in Melbourne, Australia, September 17-18. See more at her blog post. Or learn about Urban Stitches.
This blog is not in English, however the instructions per her photos seem pretty explanatory. These lovely lanterns are easily made using craft paint and a recycled jar. Go to Vally’s creations to see the Pretty Lantern Jar.
Shimelle Laine is currently running a free workshop on her blog called Camera School. She starts the series by helping you to address your specific fears about photography and suggests ways that you can overcome them. Click here to … Read More...
The Lawnscaping challenge blog is having its first ever blog hop from Sept 9-11th! This blog host challenges using stamps from Lawn Fawn and now they are having a hop with Magical Holidays as the theme. I’m participating along with … Read More...
by jd wolfe
At our August, 2011 Crochet Club meeting, Marti shared with us the framed, heirloom collar that was crocheted by her great grandmother. Marti cherishes this treasured heirloom and has it beautifully framed. Now, Marti is attempting to recreate this antique … Read More...
This unloose new work by Cindy Ann Steiler (Mary’s Granddaughter) is what she did when she was supposed to be doing something else. I love how artists’ minds work. See more at her blog.
You can now download a free Party Planning e-book from Partycrafts Secrets worth $29.95. The first part of the book helps you to choose your party theme, the second part helps you to use the theme you chose. Click here… Read More...
Find a whole bunch of Halloween cupcake decorating ideas HERE at Better Homes and Gardens, including these mummies, witch legs (I think I posted on these a couple years ago, but I can’t resist again), and spider cupcakes.
Spotted on Gordon Gossip, make ice cream sundae pinatas–yes, a DIY pinata with ice cream and ice cream fixin’s– HERE at Giver’s Log.
AnneLiese at Aesthetic Nest shows how she made custom paper masking tape using double-sided tape and patterned papers. Click here to got o the tutorial.
A chocolate tasting party? Yeah, I think I’d accept that invite. Learn alllll about hosting a chocolate tasting party over at Sisteroo. First, learn the ins and outs of chocolate with a history lesson HERE, find a lesson … Read More...
Millet into DIY puffed cereal. Who knew? Fnd the how-tos HERE at LiberatedMind.com.
This lovely country look can be yours and it’s much easier than you think. Don’t buy one, make one instead. Head over to homework to make a twine rope bowl. (Inspired by Centsational Girl.)
You should take a look at RobotsAreAwesome because, well, robots are awesome. And these ones are made from *polymer clay*. Which just makes them much more awesome. The shop owner, who says her name is HerArtSheLoves, also has a Flickr … Read More...
If you’re looking for a pretty piece of wall art but don’t want to spend a lot of money, you may want to dig into your scrapbook paper supply! Grab some canvas and go to town with this tutorial from … Read More...