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It’s my birthday today so I wanted to share a birthday related cross stitch pattern.
This pretty butterfly cross stitch design from Alita Designs is a sweet sentiment for anyone who loves butterflies, flowers and nature, and could be stitched … Read More...
It’s amazing how much of a difference a few simple changes can make. With a little bit of effort and creativity, you can turn your bathroom into a relaxing and functional space that you’ll be proud to show off to … Read More...
| This free crochet pattern is for a dishcloth the Size About 11 x 18 in. (28 x 45.5 cm) |
I recently got a chance to try some of the brand new Harmony Opaque Pigment Ink Pads from Spectrum Noir. These ink pads come in 36 beautiful colors, in the same shades as their other Harmony Ink Pads … Read More...
Spaghetti straps are so pretty but kind of boggle the mind when you think about sewing and then turning those long narrow tubes of fabric. But it can be done! Jennifer Beeman from Grainline Studio shows how to sew and, … Read More...
Christine used 2 patterns that are really trendy right now, plaids and dots in a rainbow theme, also super trendy, for this bright and cheerful layout. The colorful triangles of plaid pull the focus to the center and really help … Read More...
I am looking for more ways to get eyes on my unique style of jewelry and hand painted jewelry. Not only do I have beautifully handmade jewelry but I also sell some unique hand painted jewelry dishes and necklace holders. … Read More...
We thought you’d enjoy these free wedding binder printables for your DIY wedding plans and organization folder printables.
The printables come in three themes: black and white, crystal or plant. In six steps, you can DIY a personalized wedding binder … Read More...
This minimal yet bold Swiss Cross Quilt Pattern is FREE and comes in sizes baby, throw, and twin PDF download. You can get the free pattern at Coral & Co. You can make it in solids, as shown here, or … Read More...
I love these houses painted on rocks. Rock painting is on my “to-do” list…along with a lot of other things but I keep collecting ideas and inspiration. Over at the blog Skill of King (updated to add: this blog is … Read More...
I love the idea and the spirit behind the BIPOC Make Along, hosted by Desamour Designs.
One of the important things I’ve learned — and I think a lot of other people have learned, too — in the past … Read More...
Books are great to decorate with, and they can also be a great motif for crafting.
These classic book spines are a great cross-stitch project to hang in your library (even if your “library” is just a bookshelf).
These … Read More...
As much as I am kind of ready for fall (and fall knitting!), there is a part of me that wants to hang onto the warm, long days of summer.
If you’re looking for one last summer-inspired knitting project to … Read More...
If you are already into needle felting then you will know how popular little needle felted bees are right now. The Bee, is the unicorn of the felting world. Apart from the bees being cute, I think it started a … Read More...
Corn is in season now through the fall so now and for the next few months would be a good time to use corn in a science project.
Little Bins for Little Hands has a great experiment where students learn … Read More...
Micheal printed a digital coffee cup stamp several times, colored them, cut them up and layered the pieces for these fantastic Coffee Cup Ornaments. The bright colors and glitter make them so cheery. Hang them around your house, holiday tree … Read More...
Linen is a wonderful fabric to wear during the summer months, as it is light, breathable, and perfect for keeping you cool and comfortable on hot days. If you’re looking for a new linen top to add to your wardrobe, … Read More...
With Summer winding down it’s a great time to gather up some of those fun summery photos and create a mini album. Nanne’ used large chipboard tag shapes covered with photos, stickers, pattern papers and held them all together with … Read More...
Traditional fair isle patterns are really popular in the craft community. Fair isle is a technique that creates designs in a pattern through color changes. One stitch in a contrasting color can represent one pixel in a design.
In this … Read More...
Leanne trimmed pattern papers in reds and greens into 1″ square, cut them diagonally and pieced them together in the shape of apples for these wonderful Back to School Cards. These cards have a fun patchwork look to them and … Read More...
