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PCAGOE members created with paint, foils, and ink for this month’s challenge, and the stunning winners are up on their website. Click here to see the winners of the challenge and enjoy the inspirational eye-candy!
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Learn how to make this purse cake with only some store-bought cake, icing, and candies HERE at A Girl and a glue gun.
[tags]purse, cake decorating, candy, store-bought[/tags]
Awww...Click HERE to check out the doggie that inspired these puppy cupcakes and find tips on making them at Munchkin Munchies.
[tags]dogs, puppies, cupcakes[/tags]
These little purpley pinky grey heels at Anthropologie are so adorable. They have maroon crochet whip stitches all along the edge and a grosgrain bow. TWEEE!
Elizabeth Carls of Minneapolis, MN is creating her world one project at a time and writing about it. She has several amazing felting tutorial for you to download. Sharing their talent is a lovely thing for an artist to … Read More...
(image by Btesy Veldman)
Visit the Paper, Scissors and Superheros blog and learn how to stamp out your own doily shapes using circles and scalloped stamps.
-Heather
I’m swooning over this coffee table made from a chicken crate. Once you visit Suzanne over at Meridian Road, I’m certain you’ll be hooked. So many amazing ideas, and just look at that living room! Can I move in Suzanne?? … Read More...
Did you know you could turn paper bags into a unique flooring treatment? Talk about recycling! Kathy Wilson from The Budget Decorator shares the how to on FamilyCorner.com
See how to create a paper bag floor at FamilyCorner.com
Alison over at How Does She? is at it again. This time she’s created this adorable slide of watermelon from an old piece of wood. Some Mod Podge and a little hole drilling later and this adorable piece of wall … Read More...
Garden Mama made these beautiful lanterns from watercolor paint and jelly jars. Aren’t they gorgeous? I’m thinking that I must make some of these!
See the watercolor lantern tutorial at Garden Mama
Ann Marie from Twice Lovely took an old waterfall dresser she picked up at Goodwill and turned it into this amazing aviator themed dresser for her son’s room. Don’t you just love it! She made a matching head and footboard … Read More...
This super simple washcloth pattern, with an easy to memorize pattern is available, free, over at Homespun Living’s Blog.
Click on this link for the pattern and to read her amazingly fun blog!
This is a tiny, a very tiny, toaster with toast crochet pattern. It’s cute and tiny and the toast comes out. This most wonderful pattern comes to us from Mochimochi Land but I’m not sure if this pattern is … Read More...
What a great idea for those wire hanger we get from the dry cleaners! Turn them into a trellis for your climbing plants. This project is from an ebook I saw a link for over at Sally Gooden’s blog. She … Read More...
Vickie from Spun Sugar Quilts shares a tutorial on Moda Bake Shop for making this kitchen ensemble. It includes a table runner, dish towel, and a pot holder. She makes all of these pieces from a layer cake of precut … Read More...
Crystal from Crystal’s Craft Spot guest blogs over at Sugar Bee – Craft Edition, showing how to make this twirly skirt for little girls. The body of the skirt is pieced from panels of fabric, making a pretty striped design. … Read More...
LiEr from ikat bag shares a tutorial over at Sew, Mama, Sew! blog for making this back-to-school zippered pencil case. And being fully lined, these pouches are just as pretty on the inside as the outside. Love them! I want … Read More...
Head over to Sew Saucy to find out how to make this Football Piggie softie. Isn’t he cute?? Oink! Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Sew Saucy]
Looking for more Softie toys to sew? Check out these sewing … Read More...
Chris from Pickup Some Creativity guest blogs over at Bloom with a tutorial showing how to make a clothespin apron out of an old pair of jeans. The repurposed denim creates a sturdy bag for your clothespins, and also happens … Read More...
Here’s another tutorial, this time from Punk Projects, showing how you can make your very own washi tape. Click here to go to tutorial.
