Learn how to color in this monster with Copic markers with this tutorial by Michelle Houghton. She also includes a free template with a several monsters to color. Click here to go to the tutorial on Get it Scrapped.
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Learn how to color in this monster with Copic markers with this tutorial by Michelle Houghton. She also includes a free template with a several monsters to color. Click here to go to the tutorial on Get it Scrapped.
Coloring … Read More...
by jd wolfe
I love sampling new stitch patterns, but I want ‘instant’ gratification. One way to attain that is to use the new stitch or motif to create a scarf. That way, I’m not tied into a huge project like an afghan … Read More...
For the upcoming Take Your Child to Work Day (April 28th), Anna Aspnes, a photographer and designer working from home, was looking for information to help when she spent the day with her children, and compiled this list of … Read More...
by Minnie
This little leather book is meant for holding a stamp collection, but I think it would make a wonderful minialbum for a trip or maybe a Day in the Life Project. Learn how to make one from scratch with … Read More...
‘Tis the season for conferences. I keep talking about BECon, but that’s because I’m going to it. But the weekend before Seattle is hosting GAS 2011 Conference, Creative Crossroads. Looks like a very interesting event. Wish I could go … Read More...
yarnplayer has put together a still-photo tutorial for the Catherine Wheel join. Go to her blog post for the link to the PDF file.
Don’t miss Mollie Johanson‘s latest Embroidery Basics tutorial on stem and split stitches. Go to her Wild Olive post.
Something new from needleartist Iviva Olenick. LOVE the addition of applique. See her Were I So Besotted blog.
Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint saw a Craftzine.com video about reproducing this mountainscape photo as a painting. And of course she saw immediately that the technique could be adapted for needlepoint. Let Janet show you how.
kittykill of feeling stitchy found this awesome needle art by Onegroovyday on Craftster. Even if you’re not a Dr. Who fan, you will clap with delight at the tardis’ secret. Go to kittykill’s post.
This gorgeous tea towel is almost too pretty to use! Find out how Mary Corbet created the monogram from her Needle ‘n’ Thread post.
Kathy of The Unbroken Thread lets us peek while she creates this fantasy flower of French knots. Along the way, she shares a bit about her technique and offers an excellent tip for French knots without tears. See her post
by Anne Weaver
Last week I showed you a slouchy knit shirt that I made myself, and promised photos of two more.
Here’s the first, in a black and white and teal stripe:
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by Anne Weaver
Ellie from Bustle and Sew shares a free pattern on her blog for her Marching Elephants applique. Look how cute they are with their blankets and their button embellishments! I love how she used different shades of brown and gray … Read More...
by SandraW
My son-in-law was kind enough to drop this massive shelf off yesterday. Now, I can store some of my candle making supplies away so they’re not bulging out of the coat closet and/or taking over the kitchen table.
I have … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Gwen from Gwenny Penny and Chris from Pickup Some Creativity are teaming up to bring you a sew-along for the Lisette Portfolio dress. This is such a pretty dress! Get the details on the sew-along here and here.
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by Terrye
You want them! You need them! Everyone needs stitch markers, right? Well these ones are so cute, you’ll need them just because you want them. (Don’t even try, if it’s fiber related, I can justify anything!)
For anyone else absorbed by the Royal Wedding (What is it about us Americans so obsessed with the Royals? Coveting a missed opportunity?), find an interesting article at epicurious that offers some insight into what might, might, be served … Read More...
If you’re planning a last minute viewing party of the royal wedding on April 29th don’t miss these free printables created by Catherine Davis a.k.a. Design Editor. The collection includes invitations, pennants, papers and more, all with royal flair!