The Zest blog is having a giveaway, you could win a cute handmade fabric stamp storage tote. Blog about your own stamp storage and share the link over here on their blog to be entered to win.
-Heather
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The Zest blog is having a giveaway, you could win a cute handmade fabric stamp storage tote. Blog about your own stamp storage and share the link over here on their blog to be entered to win.
-Heather
Ali Edwards has been posting a series of articles relating to the December Daily project for 2010. The first post was linked back in October, now you can see the follow up posts by clicking here.
These adorable rings from Anna Hrachovec are her literal interpretation of the “Wearable” theme for this year’s “Luv-able + Hug-able” show at gallery hanahou in NYC. Aren’t they adorable? Take a look at Anna’s blog Mochimochi Land to see the … Read More...
by jd wolfe
If you’re not familiar with Crochet 911, you should be. If you have a question about a crochet technique, abbreviation, etc. the answer is likely to be found at Crochet 911. It’s worth your time, I believe, to read through … Read More...
Which one are you? Check out the heat miser/snow miser cupcakes HERE at Sugar Swings!. For anyone who isn’t familiar with the Miser brothers, becoming so is very important.
Rebecca Cooper has a guest post up at Ali Edwards Design with 10 photography tips for capturing special moments this holiday season. Click here to go to the article.
Get even more inspiration from her gallery and blog
by Anne Weaver
Tara from EmBen Designs shows how she created a faux-layered t-shirt that looks just like it’s layered over a button-down dress shirt. Not only is it SO stinkin’ cute, but it also camouflages the fact that the shirt is too … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Mel from All Wrapped Up shares a tutorial for making a patchwork-y bifold wallet. The cover is pretty with a strip of pieced fabric. Inside, there are tons of small pockets for credit cards & driver’s license (I think I … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
The Anarkali Kameez is a traditional Indian dress that has been around for centuries and continues to be popular even today. It features a fitted bodice that flares out into a full skirt, making it both stylish and comfortable to … Read More...
There are a number of different glass manufacturers out there in the wonderful world of glass. I talk about Bullseye quite a bit but there’s another glass maker in Portland, OR. Uroboros Glass makes glass for all types of glass … Read More...
Update: Our beloved Rachel Hobson‘s moon embroidery is an entry in a contest sponsored by Etsy and NASA. The entry rules say,
… Read More...The Contest is intended to demonstrate the Contestants’ passion for NASA through the creation of unique and
by Terrye
by Anne Weaver
I’m getting really excited about the giveaway coming later this week!! Want another clue?
Clue #1: It’s smaller than a breadbox. But not much smaller.
Clue #2: You’ll need an outlet to plug it in.
Clue #3: It’s perfect for … Read More...
Visit Catch My Party and download some lovely Thanksgiving table printables like labels, tent cards, cupcake flags and more.
-Heather
This week’s TAST challenge offers a double dose of stitchy fun. SharonB shows us two ways to make buttonhole picots. See the tute on her Pin Tangle blog post.
Pam of Pamela Kellogg’s Kitty and Me Designs shows us how to make her “Twist and Tack” silk-ribbon roses. The images are a bit blurry, but you’ll still get the idea. See the tute.
Looking for a supplier of … Read More...
Tricia-Rennea says,
Cut these leaves from felt to create a garland, or stitch them together for a table runner. Applique them on place-mats or coasters. You can use them as a coloring page or stencil as well.
And wouldn’t they … Read More...
A post on Craft Stew shows us how to design custom cross-stitch pillows. The blogger says,
… Read More...I adore commercially manufactured cross-stitch pillow kits. The designs are beautiful, the instructions are clear, the threads are all assembled and most even come
Rachel Hobson (Average Jane Crafter) continues the series about her moon embroidery with details about the stitches used to create its amazing topography. Read the post.