Bathrooms are tricky. There’s not a lot of room for decorating, and one of the largest elements in a bathroom (for decor purposes) is the shower curtain.
Sonya over at Beyond the Screen Door made this great looking shower curtain… Read More...
An Ice Cream Cone Study
Jenne Giles’s new book “Felt Fashion”
Jenne Giles is the author of Felt Fashion: Couture Projects from Garments to Accessories due for release Oct. 1 2010 and she is trying to get a couple of copies to me for a review and giveaway and I am … Read More...
Pasadena Bead And Design Show Starts Today!
Twice a year the Pasadena Bead and Design Show happens. And it’s happening this weekend. There are a number of glass bead makers and fusers selling at this show (me included). Art Clay Silver also has a room there, so … Read More...
Cool2Craft Live from CHA
Join the Cool2Craft crew on their live broadcast from the Trade Floor show at CHAm today July 29th 2010. On the show will be broadcast from 11 am – 1 pm ET (10 Central, 9 Mountain, 8 Pacific) and will … Read More...
Tutorial: Make the 1.5 Hour, 1.5 Yard Dress
Prudent Baby shares a tutorial for their 1.5 Dress, named so because it takes just 1.5 hours and 1.5 yards of fabric to make. Add this to your to-do list today, and you could have yourself a snappy new dress … Read More...
Food on a Stick
It’s well documented that I’m a sucker for food on a stick. Any food on a stick. So I was a sucker for this spread at Sweet Paul. Check it out HERE, created for a Food on a … Read More...
Sewing Pattern: Sew a Mod Sailor Dress for little girls
Jessica from Happy Togethermade this fabulous Mod Sailor Dress for her little girl, and shares a tutorial showing how she did it. The nautical look of this sundress is sooo summertime!! Get the how-to.
[photo from Happy Together]… Read More...
Giveaway: Hand-dyed knits from So Many Colors
Glenda from So Many Colors is giving away one yard of hand-dyed fabric from her webstore. So Many Colors specializes in hand-dyed knit fabrics for the discriminating home sewist. Yep, you read that right. Hand-dyed KNIT fabrics, available in … Read More...
Tutorial: Make a zippered laptop sleeve
Char from Crap I’ve Made guest blogs over at Skip to My Lou, showing how to make a zippered sleeve for your laptop. Fleece interlining creates a padded sleeve for your computer, and a cool fabric on the outside … Read More...
Project and Freebie: Stamped Alice Coasters
(image by Blockheads)
Visit the Blockheads blog for directions on how to make these fun stamped Alice in Wonderland themed coasters along with free down loadable book pages, they make great backgrounds! Click here for tutorial and downloads.
-Heather
Direct from CHA – Lisa Pace
Lisa Pace is at CHA Summer 2010 and is posting daily updates on her blog. Click here to see photos from Day 1. Click here to see photos from Day 2
Loralie’s delightful ladies and more
I’m a fan of Loralie designs, they’re funny. You can get Doggie Delight Ladies on sale at Victoria Vista Quilts through Aug 1. But she also has some serious fabric, visit her Loralie Designs fabric page.
[tags]Loralie fabrics, humor, … Read More...
Provo Craft Announces New Imagine Machine
Direct from CHA – Julie Balzer
Julie Balzer tours CHA Summer 2010 and is posting daily updates on all the new releases! Click here and here to see photos from Day 1.
Inspiration du Jour – Holiday
Get even more inspiration from her gallery and blog.
DIY: Soap Dispenser
Learn how to transform a vintage bottle into a decorative & unique soap dispenser over at DIY Life.
Tutorial: Creating bound edges on knit fabrics
Ann from Gorgeous Fabrics shares a tutorial on her blog, Gorgeous Things, showing how to create a bound edge on knit fabrics. This may be my favorite way to finish off the edge on knits. It’s so simple and … Read More...
Tutorial: Fabric-wrapped clothes hangers
Pascale from //Between the Lines//shares a clever project on her blog – a clothes hanger wrapped in scrap fabric. What used to be something purely functional is now utterly delicious. Find out how to do it at //Between the Lines//… Read More...
Free pattern: Make a driver’s cap
Editor’s Note: The free pattern referred to in this post is currently housed in the archive at Scribd. Anyone can view archived documents for free, but Scribd won’t allow you to download or print the document without either purchasing a … Read More...