Find the recipe for Sugarplum Champagne Sorbet–along with the trials and tribulations of concocting these beauties and ridiculously gorgeous photography–HERE at zested.
[tags]sugarplums, sorbet, champagne[/tags]
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Find the recipe for Sugarplum Champagne Sorbet–along with the trials and tribulations of concocting these beauties and ridiculously gorgeous photography–HERE at zested.
[tags]sugarplums, sorbet, champagne[/tags]
Learn how to create these lovely rock soaps on the Soap Queen blog!
Learn three different ways to used water-based products (like watercolour crayons) to achieve dreamy stamping effects. Click here to go to tutorial on It Takes it Kinds
by Terrye
The picture says it all, doesn’t it?
Actually, though, there’s more to it. Stephanie Casper, while working on a campaign idea for a yarn company, decided to explore fun ways to use yarn, and this was the result. There’s more, … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Paige from Pink Lemonade and Simply Handmade guest blogs over at Sew Much Ado with a tutorial showing how to update the look of a longsleeved top. She cuts off the arms to make it sleeveless and then adds a … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Heather from Crafty Schemes shows how to create a puffy, ruched effect on t-shirt sleeves. She started with a long-sleeved tee, then shortened the sleeves and made them all gathered and puffy. What a cute sleeve detail!! Go to the … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Stephanie from Under the Table and Dreaming shows how to make this lovely table runner with ruffles at either end. A solid color fabric keeps the design simple and shows off the ruffles. Go to the tutorial.
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Visit Cherry on Top and enter code: SCS at check out to save 20% off everything in their online shop (except digi stamps) from now until 8/31.
-Heather
Scrapbooks and Cards Today magazine is giving away this crafting kit on their blog. Entries close Thursday July 29th. Click here to go to giveaway.
Well, minus the 8-ball as black sprinkles are a tough find in non-Halloween months. As a (former, thanks a lot kid) pool player myself I couldn’t resist posting these pool hall cupcakes. Check them out HERE at A Crafty Escape… Read More...
Today, Tuesday July 27th, 2010, Nancy Nally will be broadcasting live from the floor of the Craft and Hobby Association (CHA) show in Chicago. The show starts at 4 pm CDT and will run for two hours. Click here for … Read More...
Clever, if a bit odd. This PB and J ice cream cone is made from peanut butter toast and strawberry ice cream. Find it HERE at Craftzine.com. Find the detailed how-tos (including a recipe for homemade ice cream) HERE … Read More...
It’s out today, Issue 2 of Fat Quarterly eZine. I loved the first issue, so I’m certain I’ll heart this one too. Go here to download your very own copy. See ya later, I’m going to get mine now.
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I spotted these glass straws on the Bitter Sweet blog and was immediately smitten. How clever to extend the reuse credo to straws. These beautiful glass straws are from Strawsome. Learn more about the product HERE. And while … Read More...
Elisa from Seams So Crazy designed this Big Curvy Bag using a 6″ Quick Curves template. At 17″ x 20″ it’s large enough to fit a small child inside but wouldn’t you rather take it shopping or to your next … Read More...
Enter to win this Jolly by Golly Crafting kit in Jill’s Christmas in July giveaway. Entries close July 29th, 2010. Click here to go to giveaway.
Are you looking for more Christmas Holiday papers and supplies? Check out these … Read More...
Doesn’t this lovely tray just remind you of the ocean? This would be a beautiful addition to any bathroom, but you can apply this technique to other surfaces such as a tabletop or a stool if you prefer.
Check out … Read More...
This is something I have always wanted to do… frame some lovely wild flowers or herbs in black frames with big mattes. You really must see the lovely collection going on over at Madigan Made. Loving the lounging doggie in … Read More...
Aren’t these the sweetest? What a great way to turn your outdoor space into a festive little party spot!
You can see these cute cupcake garden light at Family Chic.
[originally discovered on Dollar Store Crafts]
I was particularly smitten with this idea as my youngest son loves to play baseball. This is a great idea that will cost next to nothing and that special little boy will love.
Check out the baseball headboard at Chappell … Read More...