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Holly at Bijou Lovely explains how to make this quilt block, Herringbone. It’s so pretty. Get the tute.
Herringbone was first employed in the Roman Empire, where it was used in buildings with roads. Herring fish inspired the Romans … Read More...
Cats and quilters go together like a hand and glove so it’s only natural that cats would show up on quilts. Barbara at Barbara Brackman’s Material Culture shows several examples of cats on quilts, including this one by Susan Rodgers. … Read More...
If you want to design your own wedding stationery and invitations online don’t miss this round up of six virtual vendors posted by Aisle Dash!
Over at the blog Craftside there is a fun tutorial on how to cut and stamp a recycled plastic bottle into a cute heart pendant. While there you can enter to win a copy of The Complete Photo Guide to … Read More...
So simple and pretty. Learn to decorate Easter eggs with dried roses HERE at Ladies Home Journal.
This strikingly beautiful quilt, Hot Cast, is Leah Day’s latest project. Go to her POST: Videocast #4 – I’m Crazy about Hot Cast to see and hear more about it. Besides how striking it is, Leah says this quilt … Read More...
Peeps all dressed up! Learn to make them HERE at babble.
by Anne Weaver
Jess from Bits for Baby and Craftiness Is Not Optional shares a 4-part tutorial for making her Lucky Dress for little girls. The simple A-line dress buttons up the back and has a fabulous pleated scoop bodice. And check out … Read More...
Leah at The Free Motion Quilting Project joined Lee’s Supernova Quilt-Along over at Freshly Pieced blog. Shown is Lee’s Supernova quilt. Don’t you love her color choices? So Springy. Visit Leah’s POST: Supernova Update to see her progress in the … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Kymy from Everything Your Mama Made & More shows how to create a continuous bound placket. It’s a slit cut into a garment that’s bound with bias tape to finish the edges neat and tidy. They’re usually found on a … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jill from Creating My Way to Success shows how to make a set of fabric folders that hold a paper version of the Battleship game. These would make awesome car games for a road trip! And they’re not just for … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Zaaberry shares a tutorial on her blog showing how to make her Scrappy Baby Bib. Not only is the scrappy look super cute, but it also means that you can use up your smaller pieces of fabric to make this … Read More...
Learn to make chocolate States (US that is) HERE at Come On Ilene.
Hostess Cupcake Cake balls. I think their existence is praise enough, yes? Learn to make them HERE at SugarDerby.
by Anne Weaver
Mandy fromSugar Bee Craft Edition shows how to make a boy’s shirt that also functions as a toy. It’s an interactive race car play shirt, with roads appliqued up, down, and around the shirt. Pockets give a place to … Read More...
Hop on over to the Olive Stamps blog and learn how to make this lovely card, the card pull out of the envelope which is a perfect place to stash a little cash. Click here for instructions.
-Heather
by jd wolfe
We had a fun meeting of the St. Louis Crochet Club at Hearthstone Knits on March 16, 2011. I finally decided to dedicate a notebook just for the purpose of recording meeting info, so this month (at least), I’ve got … Read More...
Lisa Storms shares this tutorial for making dimensional flowers using square punches. See it on the Fiskars website. Click here to go to the tutorial.