(image by Michele)
Isn’t this a simply lovely card? Visit the I am Derby blog to see how she made them.
-Heather
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(image by Michele)
Isn’t this a simply lovely card? Visit the I am Derby blog to see how she made them.
-Heather
Who doesn’t feel just a little bit monstrous on a Monday morning?
1. Sweet Purple Monsters, 2. Space Vampire, 3. Custom ordered buttons by Tessa Ann, 4. Gertrude, 5. one eyed Monsters, 6. Polymer Clay … Read More...
by jd wolfe
Who could take a simple wire clothes hanger and create a work of art? Now, it could be you or me. With the handy tutorial show here, any of us could become a freeform artist and create a beautiful … Read More...
Scrapbook trends is giving away a Making Memories Slice machine along with the hands free kit. Entries close Thursday August 12th 2010. Click here to go to giveaway
The Pink Treeling (1” Pin Button)
SGD$2.40 Found at ForestPrints.com
This adorable little button would be nice pinned to a lapel, hat or bag. Check out their clearance section for some great handbags too.
This tutorial on the Creating Keepsakes blog shows how to customize areas for your journaling. Click here to go to tutorial.
Looking for supplies for journaling? Check these Art, Junk and writing journal supplies out at Scrapbook.com
Get even more inspiration from her gallery and blog
The beauty of a lamp is that you can really do just about anything you want with it. Whether you find one at a thrift store, on clearance at Walmart, or it’s a garage sale treasure you’ve discovered, don’t dismiss … Read More...
I can’t tell you how many times I have seen these types of chairs at garage sales and thrift stores, each time passing them by. Then someone with a creative eye, like Kristine of The Painted Hive, comes along and … Read More...
I’ve made something similar to this with my kids using string. I love this more grown up version that uses twine and creates a lovely set of lanterns.
Pam over at Sallygoodin give you the string lantern tutorial here.
I love finding Pottery Barn inspired projects. We certainly won’t put PB out of business, there’s always plenty of people that will buy their stuff. But the creative and crafty rarely will when they just know they can make it … Read More...
The Natural Beauty Workshop recently posted several great recipes for various Fresh Herb Facials you can easily create at home. Find them all here.
I’m a big fan of illustrated recipes, so I adore the site They Draw and Cook (see?). Well, I’m also a big fan of kids in the kitchen, so on my recent visit, imagine my delight to see … Read More...
Leone and Deirdre from The Not So Old Crows blog are so excited about the reopening of their quilt shop The Quilted Crow they snapped up some photos to show us. Located in a former church sanctuary check out the … Read More...
This project shows you how to recycle old buttons into a beautiful and unique button cuff.
With very simple instructions you could be wearing this bracelet in no time at all.
by Anne Weaver
Head over to The Purl Bee to find out how to make this Cheerful Quilted Playmat. The top is made from just 4 pieces for a simple, modern look. And it doesn’t hurt that the simple piecing makes it go … Read More...
One of our family’s favorite dishes, recreated in miniature in polymer clay:
Lasagna Tutorial by Gentleman Bunny
[tags]tutorial, polymer clay, miniature food, miniatures[/tags]
by Anne Weaver
Ana from When Creativity Knocks shows how she made a flower girl dress from a discount store dress. The addition of pleated ribbon and a ribbon flower embellishment makes the dress look a lot nicer than the $15.00 she spent … Read More...
by Linda Lanese
This is a new spin on making felted beads out of yarn and not roving. This is a very clever idea. Augusta of ADKnits got the itch to make some felted beads. The traditional way to make beads (or needle … Read More...