More than just a workshop, this is a workbook! 400 pages!
Shirley starts with talking you through how to plan your design. Already have an idea in mind? Do your layouts, plan the different shapes your design can take. What … Read More...
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by Terrye
More than just a workshop, this is a workbook! 400 pages!
Shirley starts with talking you through how to plan your design. Already have an idea in mind? Do your layouts, plan the different shapes your design can take. What … Read More...
This week’s TAST challenge is raised close herringbone stitch. See the tute on Pin Tangle blog.
You have to go see the memory quilt made by Rachel Biel (Rayela’s Fiber Focus) for her parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. Her mixed-media techniques are fascinating, the secret pockets for mementos are brilliant, and the finished work is … Read More...
Jane of World Embroideries has finished her Queen Anne’s Lace temari. I thought it was lovely while in progress, but the finished work takes my breath away. Read all the details on Jane’s blog.
Jeanine in Canada (Italian Needlework) shows us how to finish linen with a traditional rolled hem. She says,
… Read More...I checked through my books and found at least three different methods for executing the Rolled Hem. Fundamentally they all
October’s free desktop calendar featuring the exquisite stitching of SharonB is now available from Pin Tangle blog. Get the download.
Kim of bigB continues her quest to try 100 embroidery stitches. This week, she shares how to do knotted buttonhole stitch. See the tute.
Laura Wasilowski (Artfabrik) shows us how to create a colonial knot — easier than a French knot (imho) but with a similar beautiful result. See the tute.
Carleyy‘s tutorial on Instructables shows us how to use soft circuits to make leggings sparkle. She says,
… Read More...Create a light show with these light up LEDs. Wear them dancing and all eyes in the room will be on you.
Marie of Make and Takes shares her idea for handmade jar toppers to make a gift of homemade soup even more special. See the tute.
If you’re looking to add some fun and spooky flair to your breakfast, spider pancakes are the perfect choice! These little creepy-crawly pancakes are sure to bring out the Halloween spirit and are perfect for a family breakfast or even … Read More...
Visit The Party Animal for loads of tutorials to make Halloween treats. Below, clockwise from top left, find tutorials for: bloody chocolate chip cookies, witch cupcakes, black cat cupcakes and Jack O’ Lantern cupcakes. And I had to save … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Instructables user becarella shows how to make a quilted iPad case. The flexible cover rolls to prop up the screen for easy use. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from becarella on Instructables]
by Anne Weaver
Atelier Caroline shows how to create kimono-style pajamas for a baby doll. Her tutorial shows how to use existing clothes that fits the baby doll to create a pattern to make the kimono top, allowing you to create a top … Read More...
So many yummy things are going on at Sprinkle Bakes. In honor of the blog’s first birthday, not only do you learn how to make this sprinkley happy confetti cake, but enter the giveaway to win this gorgeous LeCreuset … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
If a lunch bag emblazoned with a cartoon character doesn’t appeal to you, why not make your own? Sew4Home shows how with their tutorial for making an insulated lunch bag. Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Sew4Home]
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For a quick and easy Halloween lunch, check out these Jack O’ Lantern ham sandwiches at Woman’s Day. Find the recipe HERE.
Looking for more Halloween recipes and ideas? Check out Taste of Home Halloween Here you’ll find … Read More...
Every fall the smart and pretty women at Marie- Madeline Studio host a Happy Scrappy quilt giveaway. It’s that time of year. Get a chance to win the quilt shown here. Visit blog post to enter.
[tags]Happy Scrappy quilt, … Read More...
I’m intrigued by this book Snippet Sensations: Fast Fusible Fabric Art by Cindy Walter. We have a local quilter (retired engineer) who creates realistic quilt art of say a house from tiny bits of fabric. I love his work and … Read More...
by Terrye
Knitted Lace
! Whether it’s a gossamer weight shawl delicately draped over a long evening gown, a sturdy shawl to keep you warm, gloves or sock for either utilitarian or decorative purposes, knitted lace evokes thoughts of romance and far … Read More...