So happy to share this rag doll tutorial with you today! In this post I will show you an easy and quick step by step of how to make a rag doll using fabric scraps.
If you’re looking for a … Read More...
Sock Yarn Scarf Knitting Patterns
Sometimes when I look at what people are searching for here I’m a little bit surprised at what I find. So it was when the term sock yarn scarves started popping up. I tend to be lazy and always cold, … Read More...
Bat Learning Activitites
We often think of bats as creepy creatures that we only consider during Halloween, but bats are such cool creatures that they deserve our respect and taking time to learn more about them.
If you need help with facts about … Read More...
DIY Halloween Treat Jars – Spooky and Fun Candy Holders in Under 30 Minutes
Halloween is the season for playful scares, sweet treats, and just a touch of crafty magic. These DIY Halloween treat jars are not only quick to make, but they also add a festive pop to your home, party table, or … Read More...
Easy Baby Booties – Free Crochet Pattern
A sweet and simple handmade gift for tiny toes
There’s just something extra special about making baby booties, isn’t there? They’re small, soft, and full of love — the kind of project that works up quickly but carries big meaning. … Read More...
How to Make Stunning DIY Bowls from Recycled Magazines and Paper – Easy Eco-Friendly Craft Ideas You’ll Love
Okay, confession time: I am officially addicted to making paper bowls. It started as one of those “Pinterest curiosity” moments—you know, where you’re just browsing with zero intention of actually crafting—and somehow it spiraled into a full-blown obsession. One … Read More...
10 Best Monster Books for Toddlers (That Are More Sweet Than Scary)
If you’ve got a little one who’s curious about monsters but not quite ready for the spooky stuff, you’re in the right place. Toddlers love stories filled with silly creatures, goofy faces, and bright illustrations—and luckily, there are tons of … Read More...
Solar Flare Shawl Crochet Pattern
If you’re looking for a crochet project that’s simple yet super impressive, the Solar Flare Shawl Crochet Pattern might just be what you need!
This pattern is labeled “Easy,” so it’s perfect if you know your basic stitches and want … Read More...
Etsy Spotlight – Sewing Crows for Halloween (Despite My Fear of Hitchcock’s The Birds)
Welcome to another eerie edition of the Etsy Spotlight Series, your Sunday dose of handmade magic and indie maker love from all of us at CraftGossip.com. Each week, we’re lifting up Etsy creators who deserve a round of applause (and … Read More...
Transforming an Old Fridge into a Cold Smoker
If you’re passionate about smoking your own meats and cheeses, converting an old refrigerator into a cold smoker is a cost-effective and rewarding project. A detailed guide on Dengarden walks you through the process, emphasizing a low-budget approach with minimal … Read More...
6 FREE Fall Pattern Papers to Download
As you begin to create your scrapbook layouts and other paper crafting project for Fall you’ll want to grab this sweet collection of pattern papers. This group of 6 FREE designs features tiny images of colorful Autumn leaves, mushrooms and … Read More...
Book Review: The Dia de Los Muertos Story
Dia de Los Muertos might seem like a fun holiday full of sugar skulls and colorful cut paper banners, but its origins are more serious as a way to honor and remember the dead.
Free Crochet Pattern – Diwali Heart Door Garland
There’s just something magical about stringing up a line of little hearts, isn’t there? Whether you’re getting ready for Diwali, Valentine’s Day, or just want to sprinkle some handmade love around your home, this crochet heart garland is the … Read More...
Unlock the Secrets to a Cozy, Vintage-Inspired Home with This Must-Read
Hey lovely crafters and vintage enthusiasts! If you’re passionate about giving old treasures a new lease on life, then Vintage Living: Creating a Beautiful Home with Treasured Objects from the Past by Bob Richter is a book you’ll adore. Richter, … Read More...
10 Easy Quilt Blocks Every Beginner Can Master in a Weekend
When I started quilting years ago, I thought I had to master complicated patterns before I could call myself a “real quilter.” I’d look at those intricate star designs or beautifully pieced double wedding rings and think, that’s what quilting … Read More...
How to Copic Color a Stamped Fall Fairy Card
This darling fairy is all decked out and ready to welcome Fall! Elaine used stamps from Stampingbella and colored her with Copic Markers, placing her overtop a shimmery peach dry embossed pumpkin and botanical background made with an embossing folder … Read More...
Why Do Knitters Have Beef with Hank Green?
With all that’s going on in the world right now, I am here for a little knitting related controversy, and luckily the universe delivered in the form of a SciShow episode from Hank Green about knitting and physics.
The very … Read More...
Things You Didn’t Know You Could Cross Stitch On
I like using cross stitch in unusual ways. I’ve used it to make magnets and patches, bookmarks (OK, that one isn’t that weird) and I want to add it to clothing directly sometime I just haven’t figured out the right … Read More...
Practice Short Rows with This Colorful Knit Blanket
I feel like there are a lot of things in knitting that seem hard until you do them. Everything from cable knitting to lace to knitting socks just sounds hard and weird until you try it. Once you understand what’s … Read More...
Sunflower Coaster – A Free Crochet Pattern in Two Sizes
There’s something disproportionately joyful about a sunflower on the breakfast table. This little coaster takes about forty minutes from start to finish, uses scrap amounts of cotton yarn, and looks just as good under a morning coffee as it … Read More...