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Welcome to this roundup of 17 outdoor lighting ideas from scatteredthoughtsofacraftymom. These ideas are not only beautiful and romantic, but they’re also easy to implement and require little to no electrical expertise. Whether you’re looking to add some ambiance to … Read More...
Melissa Mortenson from Polka Dot Chair shows how you can make this polka dot and leather fold over clutch. It’s a smart little bag, chic and modern! The gold polka dot pattern is made with a stencil and gold paint. … Read More...
Cynthia from Meringue Designs and Deep Thoughts By Cynthia shows how you can these fabric wallets. She uses machine embroidery to add colorful geometric designs to the outside. Inside, there are pockets for credit cards and paper money, as well … Read More...
One of the big trends in fashion lately has been geometric shapes and a sort of Native American feel. Jordana Paige combines both of these in a fun but easy colorwork project, her Aztec Infinity Scarf.
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Spring is just around the corner and green thumbs are eager to start digging this year’s gardens. Gardeners should utilize complementary and proper-fitting planters to best display outdoor vegetation and plant life.
Rather than use standard, boring pots, consider these … Read More...
Kirstin from Kojo Designs shows how you can make a reversible fabric napkin. They’re super quick to sew up because there’s no need to hem the squares. By making them reversible, the raw edges get turned to the inside between … Read More...
If you like to (or must) sew and you also crochet, you’ll be pleased with the scrumptious pincushions in this collection by Cat Thomas. Many of them are like tiny works of art and would brighten a desk, table, or … Read More...
This is my third and final review for the Stampin’ Up! Occasions mini catalog! This new catalog is chocked full of new stamps in wood and clear mount options, pretty Designer pattern papers, washi tapes, embossing folders, dies, embellishments… Read More...
Dye design a “Market Tote” that already own or buy a natural tote and get inspired by traditional dye techniques: ombre dip-dyed, organic stripes, or geometric patterns. There is a dying tutorial for you to follow from the Hudson Collection … Read More...
It took Jen from iCandy Handmade all of 20 minutes to upgrade a plain sweatshirt into modern fashion. She stitched a simple frayed edge applique on a store bought shirt. I am absolutely loving the freehand geometric design that she … Read More...
Geometrics are still trending for weddings, and I love this fresh take on shapes featured at Revel Blog! Pretty shades of burgundy and blush along with neutrals add a softer vibe to the Facets of Love board. This is … Read More...
I’m so excited to bring you some projects made with products from the new Stampin’ Up! Occasions mini catalog
! This new catalog is chocked full of new stamps in wood and clear mount options, pretty Designer pattern … Read More...
Since I was at home with a preschooler a lot longer than I meant to be over the holidays and beyond, I’m a little behind on year-end roundups, so I thought I would share a few of the favorite pattern … Read More...
Here is a rundown of Impressive and Different name tag or place card ideas. Just because it’s DIY doesn’t mean it isn’t stylish!.
1.Free Printable Chalkboard Tents
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Denise of My Life in Quilts is the winner of my recent book giveaway that was part of the Quilting Isn’t Funny Blog Tour. She will receive a signed copy of Quilting Isn’t Funny by humorist Megan Dougherty.
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I am loving the easy way this triangle pattern pillow was created.
With geometric shapes on on trend right now this is a cool hack using a potato!
Kristi Murphy’s designs are simple, elegant and full of creativity. Her patterns … Read More...
Learn how to create this lovely hatband design using Scotch Stitch. It was inspired by the early 20th century Modernist Scottish designs of the Glasgow Four. You could also create a camera strap or belt using the same principle. The … Read More...
Wow! I love the glittery geometric pattern of these sparkly place cards! And how fun that they’re erasable and reusable thanks to clear chalkboard paint. Get the tutorial and all the details at Flax & Twine. These are so … Read More...
Imaginesque has another great blackwork pattern for us. This one is really elegant and I can see it stitched up in silvers and golds and made into an ornament for Christmas. It reminds me of a snowflake, so I might … Read More...
This cute minimalist necklace was made by Wilma. Using recycled gift cards she made this simple, yet trendy necklace. Read all about it here, DIY Recycled Gift Card Necklace.
