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As we near the conclusion of the fall season and the Thanksgiving crafting festivities, there’s still one more gem that I simply couldn’t resist sharing with you. Feast your eyes on the exquisite Quaker pumpkin pattern from Simply Divine Cross … Read More...
The Block Blanket knitting pattern is a very easy beginner knitting pattern from Knitting with Chopsticks.
Garter Stitch squares are sewn together in different directions to make it look a little more interesting. This is a great scrap project or … Read More...
This roundup for gift ideas is perfect for any kid, child, tween, teen or adult who is into slime and slime making, whether it is playing with slime, making slime or spilling slime all over the floor and calling it … Read More...
This tutorial is for a Cross stitch pattern, just in time for Christmas. This free embroidery pattern is for a Christmas tree ornament. You could make this in small hoops and use tree ornaments or go big and place one … Read More...
This listing is for a digital PDF pattern of the Santa Claus quilt pattern.
PLEASE NOTE: This pattern contains no text, but only diagrams to describe the individual steps. It uses instructions for cutting out the pieces with a … Read More...
Now that October is over and we’re settling into the chilly fall vibes of November, it’s time to be grateful. We’re in the final act of 2019 but that just means the season of eating has barely begun. Bake up … Read More...
This wonderful watercolor card from Erum was created using a stencil and Watercolor Brush Markers. She first used a light color of ink to lay down the basic wreath design and then colored over top with the watercolor pens. … Read More...
If you can’t go without your morning cup of Joe (or the several others throughout the day :)) then this Traveler’s Notebook is for you. Dana embellishment the front with cute papers and a happy coffee cup and bean and … Read More...
This quick crochet project adds a festive, handmade touch to any store-bought item! Use these as embellishments, wearable pins or pop them oh your Christmas wreath or tree. The possibilities are endless. You can see the full crochet pattern here. … Read More...
I have been seeing geodes all over the place. I loved them as a kid. My dad had a collection of them. When I spotted these recycled cardboard art pieces with circle weaving in the center I was fascinated by … Read More...
Brooklyn Berry Designs has a free pattern you can use to stitch up this sweet little felt sloth Christmas ornament. He’s so cute hanging from a tree branch! He’s made from felt and assembled with hand sewing so there’s no … Read More...
Bojagi is the Korean word for a square fabric wrapper, often used these days to wrap gifts. A typical fold in the fabric makes the tie look like a flower, and that is the inspiration for the lace motif that … Read More...
These name letter turkeys are a fun and seasonally appropriate way to practice name recognition, or they would make cute kid-made place markers for the Thanksgiving table.
Growing Book by Book has all the details and includes a fun game … Read More...
When we came across this Jewelry making tutorial I actually thought they were real rocks. I was surprised to learn they were made using air-dry clay. Such a fun little project and once you have the technique down you … Read More...
This tutorial combines needle felting with Embroidery. Why combine these two things? Embroidery allows you to add extra details and fine lines to a felting felted project. You will need to know some basic hand embroidery skills to be able … Read More...
… Read More...Hi there! For Christmas this year I decided to embellish some plain white muslin gift bags. First I stamped the bags with Christmas images, then added a bit of texture by sewing fabric scraps on the stamped images. My reindeer
Make a Happy Little Hobbyhorse to go out and play with! This lovely lifelike stick horse is perfect for all aged children – just the right size for running, show jumping and even equestrian riding. All adventures you can imagine!… Read More...
Transform your Christmas tree with this DIY Felt Ball Dreamcatcher Ornament. It’s made with a wooden teething ring, felt balls, string, and twine; a simple beauty that you will love looking at this holiday season!
I love a scrap fabric pattern and this one is all about the Partridge. These dimensional scrap fabric birds are adorable. You can use them on a Christmas wreath or simply hang them in your Christmas tree. I also think … Read More...
