Independent craft blog since 2007
My daughter’s school has project-based finals instead of tests in the spring, and in her geometry class last year the students constructed a scale model of a town complete with three-dimensional buildings.
Of course building a paper town doesn’t have … Read More...
Comfy, cozy, and totally beginner-friendly — this pullover is crochet wardrobe gold.
Alright crafty friends, if you’ve been hunting for that perfect everyday sweater — the one that’s equal parts relaxed, wearable, and satisfying to make — let me introduce … Read More...
There’s something magical about textured wall art. It’s got depth, personality, and that “I spent a fortune at a boutique gallery” vibe—without the boutique price tag. And the best part? You don’t need to be a trained artist to create … Read More...
If you love sunflowers but wish they could last longer than a week in a vase, I have just the project for you. With a handful of thrifted mason jar lids, a little paint, and a dash of creativity, … Read More...
As the kids are heading back to school it’s nice to send them with something for their new teachers to say Thanks and let them know you apricate everything they will be doing for the kids during the upcoming school … Read More...
To celebrate back to school season, I wanted to make a fun and useful cross stitch pattern, so I decided on this cross stitch pencil bookmark.
It’s a really easy pattern even though it calls for six colors. You definitely … Read More...
I feel like when it comes to things that people are afraid to knit, socks probably top the list. I’ve heard people say they would never knit socks because they look too hard, but really you just need to know … Read More...
The “One Block Baby Quilt Tutorial” by Sameliasmum offers a delightful and accessible quilting project for creating a charming quilt for babies. With clear and detailed instructions provided in the tutorial, quilters of all skill levels can easily follow … Read More...
Flirty, comfy, and totally wearable — this is crochet fashion done right.
If you’ve ever wanted to crochet a piece that looks straight out of your favourite slow-fashion boutique, the Shelby Skirt is calling your name. This cute and comfy … Read More...
When it comes to soap-making and other skin-loving crafts, using distilled water isn’t just a fussy extra—it can actually make or break your batch. Tap water might be fine for drinking, but it contains minerals, chlorine, and trace contaminants that … Read More...
You know that feeling when you proudly buy “eco-friendly” bamboo fabric, only to later discover it’s about as green as a plastic water bottle? Yeah, me too. I’ve been burned more times than I can count by so-called sustainable textiles … Read More...
As a fan of all things crafty, it’s not often we get to dive into the world of punch needle rug hooking—so when we got our hands on Punch Needle Rug Hooking Handbook by Crystal Ross, we were beyond excited! … Read More...
Rebeca fussy cut out colored pencils from pattern paper for a unique border on her fun back to school layout. The kids want to show off their outfits and new backpacks so she included a row of photos surrounded by … Read More...
When I was in the A’s for this nations of the world tour, I somehow missed Angola, a nation in central Africa that is the second-largest Portuguese-speaking nation in the world. Officially known as the Republic of Angola, its the … Read More...
Looking for a way to add some sustainable flair to your home decor? These recycled newspaper bowls are not just practical, but they’re a creative, eco-friendly statement piece for any room. Made from upcycled newspaper, these paper bowls have a … Read More...
Looking for a fresh burst of creativity to start the new year? Look no further than the Hourglass Hat pattern, paired with the stunning TGWTH hand-dyed yarns! As a crafter always on the lookout for new projects, I couldn’t wait … Read More...
When I think about Summer I think of trips to the beach and swimming in the ocean and all the wonderful fish and sea life that live there. With Summer winding down and Fall quickly approaching let’s create cards using … Read More...
Looking for the perfect DIY hooded cape for costumes, cosplay, or just staying cozy? This beginner-friendly sewing tutorial will show you how to create a versatile hooded cape that works for kids and adults alike! Whether you’re making a magical … Read More...
I’ve long had a soft spot for puffins, so of course when I found an Etsy shop called Murder Puffin I had to share it.
And I’m so glad I found it because they’ve got some weird stuff that I … Read More...
Maybe it’s not your Labubu, but if you’ve ever looked at one of those creepy cute dolls and thought “what that thing needs is a sweater,” you’ve come to the right place. These Labubu knitting patterns are super cute and … Read More...
