Suzannah from Adventures in Dressmaking guest blogs over at U Create with a tutorial showing how to make this super cute fabric bow applique for a t-shirt. Get the how-to.
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by Anne Weaver
Suzannah from Adventures in Dressmaking guest blogs over at U Create with a tutorial showing how to make this super cute fabric bow applique for a t-shirt. Get the how-to.
[photo from U Create]
by Anne Weaver
Christine from From an Igloo shows how to make her Sugar and Spice skirt for little girls. I’m lovin’ the way the fabric is layered at the bottom!! Each tier is made from a different piece of fabric, so you … Read More...
Bullseye Glass has announced the winners of the E-Merge competition. Check out the gallery of winners. The Gold Award winner is Kate Baker of Australia. Congratulations to her. And to all of the other winners in this event. These … Read More...
Learn how to make these beautiful Spring flower-filled basket cupcakes HERE at Skip to my Lou. The baskets are part of an 8-day sugary treat idea extravaganza, the Spring Blog … Read More...
Looking for a way to hide this or that? Pop on over to Secret Storage Books and pick one that suits your mood! They have them categorized by topic and you can pick from some great (and funny) titles. I … Read More...
Visit the Paper Crafts Connections blog and let Susan Opel inspire you to decorate Easter Eggs with scrapbooking and paper craft supplies that I bet you already have laying around in your craft room. Wonderful last minute projects for the … Read More...
You can turn a photo or artwork into a needlepoint pattern.
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Creating embroidered designs from your own images is a great way to customize your pastime and provide unique … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Filth Wizardry figured out how to make her own t-shirt iron-on decals using fused plastic bags. She shows what worked and what did not. She started with printed images on bags, but then expanded to create her own images by … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Filth Wizardry figured out how to make her own t-shirt iron-on decals using fused plastic bags. She shows what worked and what did not. She started with printed images on bags, but then expanded to create her own images by … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Jordan from Blueprint Crafts gives step-by-step instructions (with photos) for making the Charlie Reusable Grocery Bag. You can find the pattern for the bag at BurdaStyle, along with their downloadable instructions. BurdaStyle’s instructions seem fairly straightforward, but often it’s … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Elizabeth from Think Liz shares a free pattern on her blog for her Krista Apron. This apron is all girly-goodness with a ruffle at the bottom and a shirred top. Go to the free pattern.
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Here’s a free sketch and a challenge from Creative Imaginations. You can create a card using at least 80% Creative Imaginations products and upload it to their card sketch gallery by the end of the month and each month one … Read More...
Melissa Kaiserman has posted links to tons of free printables over at Write.Click.Scrapbook. Click here to go to post.
This scrapbooking layout uses KaiserCraft supplies.
Ever wonder what to do with all the bits and pieces left over from a project? Julie Balzer takes you through a tutorial on using your scraps to make cards. Click here to go to tutorial on the Kenner Road … Read More...
Photojojo has posted a video showing you how to take better photos in low light conditions. Click here to go to video.
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by jd wolfe
Allegro Madil is a bulky boucle yarn composed of 85% wool and 15% nylon with 82 yards per 50 gram ball. The color in this picture is a bit brighter than the skein I have in front of me. I’d … Read More...
by Katrina
This floral bib necklace tutorial from Terisa at Running With Scissors is excellent for a number of reasons. It has a ton of how-to tips, such as using matte medium and 3D crystal lacquer to enhance the flowers, and creating … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Head over to C & T Publishing blog for the free pattern for these “Happy Feet” felt baby booties. There are endless possibilties for customizing these little shoes with appliques and trims. Go to the free pattern.
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Now this is a way to get your Easter morning off to a fun start: a rabbit hole pancake stack. Find the how-tos HERE at Gourmet Mom on-the-Go.
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