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This week’s inspiration are these lovely bath salts…
1. Bubbling Bath Salts – Cucumber, Raspberry, and Lavender, 2. Relaxation Bath Salts, 3. Moisturizing Bath Salts, 4. Botanical Bath Salts, 5. Sea Maid Bath Salts, 6. fizzlav3FIZZTASTIC, lavender bath fizzy salts, 7.…
Add the new Hand Embroidery Network blog to your reader right now! You’ll want to hear about all of the network’s new developments as they emerge. In brief,
Over the next few months there will be new developments of the Hand Embroidery…
Check out this week’s vintage embroidery freebies from doe-c-doe. Rockin! Get the patterns.
Check out this week’s vintage embroidery freebies from doe-c-doe. Rockin! Get the patterns.
Are you the type that saves even the tiniest pieces of fabric scraps because you don’t want to waste anything and you know some day a project will come along that you can use the scraps? Well me too. Here … Read More...
Are you the type that saves even the tiniest pieces of fabric scraps because you don’t want to waste anything and you know some day a project will come along that you can use the scraps? Well me too. Here…
Create a stitching project for your wee one from materials in your recycling bin. Brilliant! See This Little Project blog for the details.
Many thanks to Rachel Hobson of Craftzine.com for pointing out this find.
Enter to win a spot in Sherry Steveson’s new online class. The class is based on her “When life gives you lemons” book, and is about “making sweet pages from sour photos.” It’s a six week course that runs from…
Thanks to a link on floresita’s Things I’ve Made blog, I’ve just discovered the needlework of meezi. Simple, fresh, and lovely. Go see meezi’s flickr stream. And thanks again, floresita!
Tintock Tap is sharing three more snowflake patterns. Wouldn’t these make a pretty border! Read the post and get the full-size image.
Tintock Tap is sharing three more snowflake patterns. Wouldn’t these make a pretty border! Read the post and get the full-size image.
It’s no secret: I love LadyShuttlemaker and her Tatting Tales blog. If you tat, you probably know that name. But be sure she’s in your blog reader so you never miss her new feature: Monday MONDO Giveaway. She says,
I have been saving, collecting and…
Care from Obsessively Stitching shows how to turn a stuffed animal into a puppet. This is such a great idea! Go to the tutorial.
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Care from Obsessively Stitching shows how to turn a stuffed animal into a puppet. This is such a great idea! Go to the tutorial.
[photo from Obessively Stitching]
Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, hand, puppet, stuffed, animal
This week on the Studio Calico blog, Kelly Noel and Nicole Samuels will be posting ideas for scrapping the males in your life. The week starts off with a challenge, and one post with inspirational ideas is already up! … Read More...
This week on the Studio Calico blog, Kelly Noel and Nicole Samuels will be posting ideas for scrapping the males in your life. The week starts off with a challenge, and one post with inspirational ideas is already up! Click here…
PreKinders has an adorable Grandparent’s Day card for printing and decorating. Kids can add glitter, glue, color or whatever else you have in your craft stash to this simple card to make it personalized for Grandma and Grandpa.
Find the … Read More...
PreKinders has an adorable Grandparent’s Day card for printing and decorating. Kids can add glitter, glue, color or whatever else you have in your craft stash to this simple card to make it personalized for Grandma and Grandpa.
Find the printable PDF…
Did you know that Grandparent’s Day is right around the corner? This year, it is September 13th, so you still have a few days to make something for those special people in your life.
Grandparents.com has some really great crafts to make…
And prolific? My gosh! Her designs and knitting are gorgeous!
Check her out here: 
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