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Tampa Convention Center will host Davis Promotions Scrapbook Expo December 5-6. If you are in the Tampa area, the Expo will have classes, demos, contests, shopping and so much more! Visit Scrapbook Expo for more info and driving direction.
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Tampa Convention Center will host Davis Promotions Scrapbook Expo December 5-6. If you are in the Tampa area, the Expo will have classes, demos, contests, shopping and so much more! Visit Scrapbook Expo for more info and driving direction.
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Do you know someone who’s always finding new recipes to make? Why not make something for them this holiday season? Taking a tip from Whimsy Girl, you can make up your very own recipe cards – simply cut, paste, … Read More...
Melissa Beach of Elemental Stitches is sharing this adorable, original embroidery design for your personal use. Get the pattern.
This sweet embroidery pattern is free for your personal use from Gretchen of ChichiBoulie blog. Get the PDF file. And thanks to Miss Paula of Gathering of Friends blog for sharing the link.
Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? … Read More...
Melly of Melly and Me blog had some time to play with a new product she discovered at the Australian Quilt Market, and the results of her efforts are stunning! You must read how she made the base fabric for … Read More...
Hi all, I am Linda the felting editor, I am doing the sewing column for a while until the editor applications can be sorted out and approved. We did not want to miss the Holiday season and all the lovely … Read More...
Today’s pics include 2 free patterns and just some other cool stuff!
This adorable Santa Hat is modeled by “Lacey”, a 7 month old French Angora Rabbit. The pattern is free courtesy of Spin Blessing. You can find it here:… Read More...
Craftbits has an incredibly simple recipe (only 2 ingredients!) for whipping up a razor burn soother to help with bumps and ingrown hairs. Find it here.
Earlier this year Cathy Zielske posted about a little tag book to record daily events throughout the month.
At the time she kindly posted template files for March, April and May so that anyone could create their own book.
This … Read More...
Earlier this year Cathy Zielske posted about a little tag book to record daily events throughout the month.
At the time she kindly posted template files for March, April and May so that anyone could create their own book.
This … Read More...
With our economy in its present state, I’ve been trying to come up with inexpensive gift ideas that will suit a wide variety of people and purposes. Here are some ideas I have or have come across:
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This little … Read More...
Today we’ve got an extra special guest tutorial, thanks to reader Amy Quarry.
Collect lots of big paint chips in your preferred colours. I used Debbie Travis chips from Canadian Tire, but I think they have the big ones in … Read More...
Bookwormbethie of Between the Pages blog is rockin the house for embroidery buffs with this giveaway: four Aunt Martha iron-on transfers, one Clover iron-on transfer, a package of two Aunt Martha flour-sack dish towels, a lightweight cotton tote bag, a … Read More...
Robyn of Daisy Quilts is celebrating her blog’s first anniversary with a biggo giveaway. You could win a bag, two ornaments, a pincushion, 2 rolls of Presencia cotton sewing thread, a small cutting mat, a pattern to make bags … Read More...
Today’s picks are a smattering of stuff I’ve found for you.
Really Warm Hat (and really easy) by Melissa Lynn of The Knitting School Dropout http://www.knittingschooldropout.com/patterns/Really%20Warm%20Hat.pdf
Free Patterns and just for fun is Craftzine: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/knitting/
And a really pretty, free … Read More...
Bee Square Fabrics is celebrating its first anniversary with an awesome giveaway: a US $50 gift certificate to the shop!!! Be sure to enter before December 8. See the rules.
Tonya over at Currently Crafting came up with the most adorable handmade books for her two year old twins.
She designed the pages using the Scrapblog website which she then printed and adhered to blank board books. Tonya explains how … Read More...
