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Noni’s New Fall Patterns are ready for YOU today!

August 29, 2008 by Linda Lanese

 

You are all going to be thrilled with Noni’s new fall patterns.  You have got to go and take look at her stunning patterns.

Here are a few of her new designs:

Fall 2008

Pants & Ts for Girls… Read More...

Free Knitting Patterns – Mittens and Gloves

August 29, 2008 by Terrye

Free Pattern Friday is here again!

Everyone loves small projects. Socks, washcloths, and of course, mittens and gloves. Tis the time of year, up here in the Northern Hemisphere, to start thinking along those lines. MIttens and gloves make great … Read More...

Needleworkers: Represent!

August 29, 2008 by Denise Felton

flickr logoYou’ve probably seen posts in recent weeks about CraftGossip’s new flickr pool. If not, Hey! CraftGossip now has a flickr pool!

You can upload photos of your creations. And in your profile, you can let us know how to find … Read More...

Tin Can Candle Holders

August 29, 2008 by robyn charles

One of the many things I love about this blog is the reader suggestions I get in my e-mail. This great candle holder (and many like it) come to me from Yessy Art Gallery … apparently the art of recycling … Read More...

Inspiration: SnappyBibs

August 29, 2008 by Denise Felton

Embroidery and photo by Jacqueline AsherJacqueline Asher, aka SnappyBibs, is a goddess of machine embroidery. For most of her products, she draws and digitizes her own designs, and they rock. You can see her work on her blog and in her Etsy shop… Read More...

Ethical Women’s Clothing

August 28, 2008 by candi canncel

I was fortunate to hear about an adorable new line out of Melbourne, Australia. Heidi and Seek features fabulous little tops and dresses that are 100% original. Designer Hayley Lau sews each garment from reclaimed materials. These pieces are all … Read More...

STRIP! – THE FABRIC, NOT YOU!

August 28, 2008 by jd wolfe

http://needlework.craftgossip.com/product-review-strip-it/2008/08/21/?utm_source=220808NS&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=cb

In case you don’t read other craftgossip blogs, check out this tool whose review you can read at this blog:

http://www.craftstylish.com/

The original post on craftgossip is by the Sewing Editor, Denise Felton.  This is a really useful tool … Read More...

Stitch Marker Necklace Reviewed

August 28, 2008 by Terrye

Have you ever run across jewelry that was just sooo pretty you had have it? Even if you really never wear a lot of necklaces, this Stitch Marker Necklace is a must for you or all the knitters on your … Read More...

Scrapbooking On Vacation

August 28, 2008 by robyn charles

I love collecting small mementos while on vacation, and I always have the intent to scrapbook them when I get home. But you all know how it goes … you get home, you have to do ten loads of laundry … Read More...

Join the hoopla

August 28, 2008 by Denise Felton

Microsoft clip artHoopla, “the world’s most revolutionary craft zine,” is seeking contributions of opinion pieces, craft action reports, patterns and tutorials, photos of finished crafts, and (in a few instances, perhaps) poetry on the topic of Radical Inspiration. “We want to … Read More...

‘Tis the season to start your Christmas crafting

August 28, 2008 by Denise Felton

Photo from Quamut.comIf hand-crafted Christmas gifts are on your to-do list, it’s time to get started! Patty at Pip Stitch blog pointed to an excellent tutorial on Quamut for making crayon-tinted, embroidered ornaments. The Quamut post doesn’t appear to be new, but … Read More...

Mokume gane pendants

August 28, 2008 by Wendy

Wendy's mokume gane attemptOkay, so I had a little camera trouble, yesterday. The batteries were dead, so of course I had to charge them. Well, better late than never!

These are the pedants I made using the mokume gane technique I talked about … Read More...

Great Recycled Ideas From Myles Of Style

August 28, 2008 by robyn charles

I’m a total DIY Network addict, and the show Myles Of Style is no exception. Her design ideas are amazing, and she consistently works in great crafts using everyday items. Apartment Therapy has been featuring some of her better ideas, … Read More...

Unordinary

August 27, 2008 by sarah hodsdon

Life isn’t ordinary. I suppose if it was, we’d have nothing worth documenting, nothing that inspires us, nothing that calls us to action, nothing we would think is worth our time. I am thankful for the little moments, the funny … Read More...

Pillar Candles with Cookie Cutter Hearts

August 27, 2008 by SandraW

Beeswax sheets are perfect for cutting out shapes to decorate your candles. Today I used a heart shaped cookie cutter to add to a beeswax pillar I had made.

To make the pillar I simply cut a purple beeswax sheet … Read More...

Costumes for You and Your Dog

August 27, 2008 by candi canncel

I was browsing around the Internet looking for a tutu pattern for one of my sewing students, when I stumbled upon Simplicity.com’s latest ode to pet wear.

If you have always wanted to be Little Bo Peep but needed a … Read More...

This Couch Idea Not For The Faint Of Heart

August 27, 2008 by robyn charles

 

(image from Tree Hugger)
While it’s not the home decorating style most people would have in their homes, recycling used coffins into couches definitely fits the bill for a totally unique way to reuse an item! And for … Read More...

Silk Anyone?

August 27, 2008 by maggie Lamarre

Hi Everyone:

One of my fav spot to learn is SCS… The generosity of the design team to share and teach is unbelievable..

While looking for great techniques you might be interested in. I found this one here by beate… Read More...

Novelty Candle Holders

August 26, 2008 by SandraW

There are some interesting candle holders at GenericGifts.com. If you’re a a bird lover there are a pretty pair of bird tealight candle holders.

I particularly like the cardinal. We used to see them all the time at … Read More...

A VANTAGE ON VINTAGE CROCHET DESIGNS

August 26, 2008 by jd wolfe

There are a lot of older (vintage or antique if you prefer) patterns free online. Some of them are simply lovely and give us all kinds of inspiration. It’s great to run across a site full of these older masterpieces. … Read More...

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