Emily created this set of trendy cactus themed cards using stamps and dies from Sugar Pea Designs. The stripes help add a southwestern feel and I love the little flower bloom on each cactus.
Free pattern: Girls A-line knit dress
This girls A-line knit dress is perfect for school days! It’s pretty but it’s also comfortable enough for playground time. Emily from Life Sew Savory has a free sewing pattern you can use. The simple dress is easy to sew. … Read More...
First Year Baby Layout
Sarah created this sweet double page layout for her travelers notebook to celebrate her daughters first year. She used stamps, pattern papers and stickers to create it and I love the scalloped edge notebook she choose, it works perfectly,
Pumpkin Spice Latte Soap – All Natural DIY
This DIY pumpkin spice latte soap is perfect for fall! The #PSL is super easy to make, it smells AH-MAZING, and the coffee grounds provide a little exfoliant. It’s perfect for your Thanksgiving guests, a hostess gift, teacher or neighbor … Read More...
Free Crochet Pattern – Granny Square One Skein Chevron Scarf
This scarf is a modern twist on the classic granny square! This scarf features the granny square stitch as a chevron and is worked longways to provide the chevron edging rather than a straight edge.
This scarf also works up … Read More...
Astronaut Wiper Card
Koren created this fun outer space themed wiper card that has an astronaut that pops up from behind the moon, how cute is that?! The dark silver glitter paper is perfect for her space background and I love the little … Read More...
Sewing pattern: Crochet hook roll
Sew a roll-up organizer to keep all of your crochet hooks. The pockets make it easy to find exactly the size hook you need! You can find a tutorial over at Vicky Myers Creations. It’s an easy sewing project you … Read More...
Summer Layout
The checks and flower pattern papers on this page from Virginia Nebel remind me of picnics and BBQ’s and really say Summer! I love how she arranged her triangles and square for almost a quilted design, and this grid layout … Read More...
A Puzzler of a Blanket that’s Easy to Knit
The Easy Puzzle Blanket from Purl Soho is a charming stash-buster that looks harder than it is. It starts with a triangle, and stitches are picked up along the sides of the shapes as you build on them in different … Read More...
Use this Alphabet Sorting Game to Help with Letter Recognition
As kids are learning to recognize letters, it’s helpful to play lots of different games and expose them to letters in different ways.
This alphabet sorting game from Learning 4 Kids is a great way to play with letters and … Read More...
Printable Cross Stitch Tracking Worksheets
I do not cross stitch so much that I have ever felt like I had much to organize, but if you have a lot of projects on the go and want to keep track of what you’re stitching and … Read More...
A Slouchy Cardigan for Fall
Yesterday I mentioned that I’m already into fall knitting, and if you’re in the same camp, today’s pattern is for you.
The Uptown Cardigan from All about Ami is a long, slouchy, boxy cardigan that is perfect for wearing all … Read More...
Fussy Cut Botanical Cards
Sometime you don’t need stamps to create a great card, shocking, I know! 🙂 LOL! Sometimes all you need to some great pattern paper. Enza fussy cut leaves and flowers to create this wonderful set of botanical cards. I love … Read More...
Sewing pattern: Reusable kitchen towels
Paper towels are handy, but you can only use them once and then you throw them away. Brittni from Paper & Stitch shows how you can sew fabric towels that you can reuse over and over. They’re the perfect size … Read More...
Sloth Page
Sloths are a pretty trendy theme right now, I’ve seen them everywhere, on home decor, clothing and of course crafting supplies. And why not, they are so cute and cuddly and who can’t relate to wanting to hang around and … Read More...
DIY Suitcase Cover with a Cricut Design
So many crafters have Cricut and silhouette cameos machine nowadays, and we all tend to do the same projects. But we all travel at some point or other so this project is for you. What better way to find your … Read More...
DIY Sugar Cookie Pincushion
Now that you’re learning to sew, you’ll need a place to keep all of your sewing pins. Here is a simple DIY felt pincushion shaped like a sugar cookie! Complete with your favorite flavor of frosting and colorful sprinkles!
A Top for the Sultry Days of Summer
Where I live summer decided to wait until almost the very end to get really hot and terrible. Though I’ve already started my fall knitting, I’m a little tempted to put one more quick little summer top on the needles.… Read More...
Take a Leaf Walk and Graph Your Results
It’s a little early for leaf changing, though I did notice some of the leaves on our neighbor’s dogwood trees are starting to turn already.
When it’s time for a fall nature walk or exploration on the playground, print out … Read More...
Stitch Your Favorite Fall Drink
I’m going to admit something that might sound unbelievable but is true: I’ve never had a pumpkin spice latte. I know people love them, but it just doesn’t sound that good to me. I’d rather spend all those calories on … Read More...