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Nerdy Harry Potter Goodness
I recently reread all the Harry Potter books (for srsly like the 20th time) and they were as good as ever.
I was looking for some nerdy HP goodness on Etsy and found this band t-shirt for Madam Pince and … Read More...
Tutorial: Paper Flower
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Inspiration du Jour – Sophie May Sunshine
Get even more inspiration from her gallery and blog
Buzzworthy Tutorial
Courtney of Courtney Robyn’s Nest recently posted a tutorial on how to process beeswax from raw burr comb ends that she purchased from a local beekeeper. With just a bit of melting and straining, she came up with some beautiful … Read More...
Giveaway: SewHip magazine from Sew Christine
Christine from Sew Christine is celebrating the appearance of one of her tutorials in SewHip magazine with a giveaway. (Congrats Christine on getting published!!!) One lucky reader will receive a copy of SewHip magazine that includes her tutorial. Go to … Read More...
Video tutorial: How to make a blind hem
Kathleen from The TumtumTree and Grosgrain shares a video tutorial showing how to make a blind hem. A blind hem is barely noticeable from the front of the fabric and is often used to hem trousers or skirts. The secret … Read More...
Inside Out S’mores
As promised… more s’mores! There are just so many clever variations by so many clever folks out there. Like these fantastic s’mores candy bars at one of my favorite blogs, Not So Humble Pie. Learn how to make them … Read More...
Tutorial: How to turn a narrow tube of fabric right side out
If seeing a pattern or tutorial calling for a narrow tube of fabric (like for a strap) has you groaning in dread of having to turn that sucker right side out, then check out this tutorial from Sew, Mama, Sew!… Read More...
Book Review And Giveaway – Beasties
ISBN 9780399535970
RRP $17.95
Release Date August 3rd 2010
We are giving you a sneak peek of Diana’s new book Beasties. This book has 22 monster projects that are sure to have you giggling with fright. … Read More...
Cookie S’mores
My s’mores posts definitely take an upswing in the summer (that is, expect more to come). Find the how-tos to make s’mores from store-bought cookies HERE at Snackpicks, created by Marie of Make and Takes.
Looking for more S’smores … Read More...
New Release: There She Goes Stamps
There She Goes stamps has 3 fun new clear stamp sets just released, a pretty window set, a drinks set and my fave an adorable polka dot animals set. Click here to see them.
-Heather
Short Sleeve Top by Classic Elite
In Classic Elite Classic Silk which is 50% cotton, 30% silk and 20% nylon. Since each fiber accepts dye a bit differently, this yarn is a bit marled, but that’s ok. The subtle textures and shadings make it perfect for … Read More...
How to damp stretch embroidery
Ruth O’Leary shows us how to damp stretch embroidery — an alternative to pressing a finished work that is guaranteed not to crush the stitching. See her post.
Flower Pens
Homemade Mamas has a great craft you could do with a girl’s playdate or even for a girl’s birthday party. Head on over for the simple tutorial!
Inspiration: works of hands
Vincent Valiente of works of hands blog lets us peek at his first stumpwork attempt. Isn’t it spectacular. Just look at the dragonfly’s wings! I believe this guy can stitch anything! See more on his blog post.
Looking for … Read More...
Felt Wall Globe
This project would be g
reat for a lesson about the world, or specific regions of the globe. What a perfect combination of learning and crafts! Love it! Head over to Design Mom for the inspiration! All pieces can be … Read More...
Bead Mosaic’s on Recycled Lids
Creative Jewish Mom shows you how to use those plastic lids to make great art with your children!
Tutorial: Silk Ribbon sunflower
Carol Daisy shows us how to make this sweet silk-ribbon sunflower with a center of luscious French knots. See the tute.
Still looking for more patterns? Check these flower embroidery patterns out on Etsy and these designs over on … Read More...
Neta goes small
Oh, look! Neta Amir (Doll Stories) is making her sock creatures in miniature sizes! See more photos on her blog.