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The Ultimate Guide to Understanding, Using, and Loving this Most Fabulous Fiber
By Clara Parkes
ISBN: 978-0-307-35217-0 RRP: $30.00
This wonderful (heavy) book is filled with everything you ever needed and wanted to know about wool. It … Read More...
Family Fun never disappoints with clever (kid-friendly) holiday treats. Find all kinds of Valentine’s goodies HERE, like these rose cupcakes made from Fruit Rolls.
[tags]Valentine’s Day, roses, cupcakes[/tags]
Cool story! Pieces of knitting found in attic, disassembled and remade into something useful!
http://papgenamadeit.blogspot.com/2010/01/o-sotao-da-minha-sogra-my-mother-in.html
Let’s face it. We scrapbookers like to cover anything within reach with our pretty papers! This tutorial from e-how can help! Learn how to make your own decoupage glue for all those altered projects. Click here to go to tutorial
Download this food and recipe themed calendar from the Cottage Industrialist. Each page prints onto a letter sized sheet. Click here to go to download.
I think I just need to plan to report on every single Serious Eats post by CakeSpy‘s Jessie Oleson. It’s a well-established fact that food taste better on a stick. And deep fried. Find the how-tos for making these … Read More...
This heart wreath looks too good on a door to be this simple.
Little Birdie Secrets shows you the How To over at Living With Lindsay for her 2010 start to her Teach Me Tuesday series. Check out both blogs…it’s … Read More...
Debee Campos, of the Kenner Road Design team, shows how to make these envelope liners. Click here to go to tutorial
A short-sleeved t-shirt can become a long-sleeved tee with a simple addition to each sleeve. The end result is a layered look. This is also a great way to squeeze another season out of a shirt that your child has … Read More...
Sarai from Colette Patterns gives a review of the Dritz Bound Buttonhole tool. These are no longer produced and can be difficult to find, but from the sound of her review they’re certainly something to be on the lookout for. … Read More...
LiEr from ikat bag continues her Winter Dress series on her blog with a tutorial and free pattern for making this pleated pinafore. What I love about a pinafore like this is that it’s an all-season dress. Wear it layered … Read More...
Rachel and Peta have started this new blog Beyond Snapshots to teach regular people how to take their fancy cameras off Auto, and get fantastic shots of their kids. This sounds like a perfect resource for scrapbookers! Click here to … Read More...
Jess from Bits for Baby and The Adventures of Rory and Jess and Sadie tells how you can create this handy organizer that hangs in a crib and holds baby’s toys and books. Go to the tutorial.
Plaid Kids Craft Blog found this great post over at Origami Mommy where she shows you how to turn a milk container into a dump truck…such a great idea for re-using and making use of materials we all have. … Read More...
Get more inspiration from her galleries: here and here; and her blog.
Registration began today for new classes at Vitrum Glass in Maryland, good for those of you on the east coast. Vitrum offers a wide variety of glass and jewelry making classes. they offer many supplies and equipment are a Bullseye … Read More...
Threads Magazine shares some tips for sewing with boiled wool. If you’re using this warm but challenging fabric in your winter sewing projects, you’ll want to check them out. Go to the article.
[photo from Threads Magazine]
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Dorinda from Flower Girl Designs offers a free pattern on her blog for making this Reader’s Book Bag. The Tumbler Block patchwork pattern is a fun way to combine prints on the outside of the bag. On the inside, a … Read More...
Amanda from Crafts by Amanda is amazing. She never ceases to amaze me with the creative ideas she comes up with for kids crafts.
If you have some time, I suggest you head over to her blog and write down … Read More...
