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The popularity of Sashiko is beginning to stagger – with no queries why.
This beautiful art of traditional Japanese embroidery was first used as a form of repair, evolving into a decorative style and a stand-alone craft. The biggest idea … Read More...
Cotton Candy Bath Bomb Recipe
Supplies:
1 cup baking soda
1/2 cup citric acid 
(It’s better to buy in bulk on Amazon)
1/2 cup SLSA
(Sodium Laurel Sulfoacetate) (Find it on Amazon)
1/4 cup cream of tartar
1/4 cup … Read More...
Single crochet stitches have never been more beautifully used than in this lovely Crochet project. The amazing coral necklace was created with single crochet stitches only. The free crochet pattern is easy and the finished necklace – eye pleasing.
You … Read More...
I am so excited to share these quilt tutorials with you. We are always being asked to share patterns for beginners or those who just want a mindless easy project to pass away the days. These quilts are all suitable … Read More...
Tina Smith created two super sweet cards with cute stamps from Gerda Steiner. The cat trying to climb the table to get the cupcake is too funny and I love the bunny with envelopes piling up around him. Both are … Read More...
The bright and cheerful title and flowers are a perfect offset to the fun black and white photo on this No Place Like Home layout from Jana Eubank. The lined notebook pattern paper gives the perfect place to add journaling. … Read More...
This patriotic fourth of July Wreath is easy to make and inexpensive, but it looks great on your front door or in the house. Hang this wreath on a mantal or internal door for some festive decor. You can see … Read More...
Little projects are especially great for this time of year, and these little spring and summer designs from Cross Stitcher are cute little designs that would be great to use on greeting cards, samplers or with other little designs.
The … Read More...
Sew a pretty pleated blouse with this free pattern Petro from Easy Peasy Creative. It’s soft and summery from a lightweight chiffon but if you want to sew on an easier fabric it would also be nice made up in … Read More...
These 3D patterns are great to make your own paper / cardboard sculptures. It could be an animal trophy to hang on your wall, a paper lampshade, an object to put on your desk or even a mask for Halloween.… Read More...
I love knit headbands this time of year, because they are an easy way to add a bit of knitting to your wardrobe even when it’s hot outside.
The Bow Head Headband pattern by Laura Riker is a free knitting … Read More...
How super adorable is this Corgi card from Ali Farmer!? And what makes it even cuter is it’s a front and back card, with a scene on the outside and a look at the back from the inside, so cute! … Read More...
This little fabric basket makes a cute plant pot! Stephanie from Swoodson Says has a free tutorial showing how you can make one. It’s the perfect size for a small plant. Or, use it in your sewing room to hold … Read More...
Daisie stamped out a large unicorn background stamp on a rainbow of colorful cardstock for the center panel on this whimsical layout. I love all the other colorful elements she has peeking out from behind her panel, everything really pops … Read More...
I think most of us have a yarn stash with some special skeins in it that we don’t quite know what to do with.
If you’ve got some multicolored sock yarn sitting around and you don’t want to make socks … Read More...
A step by step description of creating a Statement metal leaf necklace tutorial with layers of Patina inks
, relique powders
and tints. This jewelry making tutorials requires a few supplies to create a rusty leaf necklace but the end … Read More...
I live in Kentucky, which is horse country and am lucky to be able to see horses on farms all around me, I love them! If you love them too you’ll also love these 6 wonderful horse coloring pages. They … Read More...
Fabric napkins are an eco-friendly alternative to paper napkins, plus they just look and feel so much nicer than the paper napkins. Caroline from Sew Can She shows how you can sew them with her speed method for creating neat … Read More...
The concentric layers of open frames really pulls focus into the photo on this pretty layout from Terhi. And the scattering of flowers adds a soft feminine touch.
Take a closer look over on the Pebble blog.
-Heather
