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Lindsay from Craft Buds shares how she made this beautiful, bright quilt. She describes the project,
… Read More...For this quilt, you can go bright with rainbow solids like I did, or focus on prints. Choose masculine colors, girly colors or whatever
Remember when I declared the push pop trend? No? OK, here. And how I made rainbow cookie push pops on my own blog and gave some away because they are so hard to find? No? OK, here (the giveaway … Read More...
As a recent push pop convert myself (see?), I adore this clever idea for decorating push pop containers
: graduation caps. Find the how-tos HERE at Frog Prince Paperie.
sandie-k of Rag Rescue says, “I wanted to see if I could use 1950’s smocking pieces in a different way. Having found an old folk tale about how a rainbow was made, which included two birds, I set about making … Read More...
Teresa from My Patchwork shows how to make her Kid’s Draughtsman’s Pouch. The small tote has pockets on the outside for crayons or art pencils, and opens up to show pockets for notebooks and journals. I’m loving the ruffled handles … Read More...
Modern Parents, Messy Kids has this adorable Vegetable Garden Sensory Box for your young ones. She shows you exactly how she put it together. Brilliant!
Do you know a little gardener? Check out these DIY Garden Kits
, perfect for … Read More...
I’m already picturing these in rainbow colors for my daughter’s rainbow-themed 4th. If she still loves rainbows and unicorns (and trains and carousels and Backyardigans) by August. Find a step-by-step photo tutorial to make your own (easily!) HERE at Kara’s … Read More...
Over at the blog Textiles4you there is a link to a video tutorial on how to crochet a soda tab bracelet. This is so on my “to do” list!
Eri from Llevo el Invierno guest blogs at Prudent Baby with a tutorial showing how to make the most awesome pair of dress up wings. The wings tie around each arm individually for ease of movement, and are covered with … Read More...
Look at this gorgeous quilt Jessica from Twin Fibers made for a baby. She used Rainbow Garden by Prints Charming and the rest is Kona cotton. If you want to learn how to make one, join these sisters in their … Read More...
Mini- eco is a great site that has a number of mini-tutorials for children’s crafts and ideas. Some of the crafts require parental help, but they are all educational in some way and the pictures that are featured in the … Read More...
Barbara Baker of The Embroidery Blog designed this gorgeous Easter decoration, Crazy Quilt Egg in Needlepoint, for Rainbow Gallery. And you can make one, too! The PDF pattern file is free. Go to her blog post for the link.
The people who can make those perfect faux Easter treats out of polymer clay are impressive. The ones who can make them 1/12th skill are geniuses I tell you! At 1/12th scale, the little clay bits melt on your finger … Read More...
Kaelin at the plaid scottie is celebrating her 4th year in blogland with a giveaway of two lovely items. The first is a Ta Dot Rainbow FQ Bundle, the second is this lovely doll quilt. Visit her POST for entry … Read More...
Aaah, Callye, you’re killing me with your perfect cookies! Find a tutorial to decorate rainbow tie dye cookies HERE at The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle.
Sometimes you think you remember the color wheel
from school, but when your are in you kitchen baking, up the your elbows in icing sugar some how everything your art teacher ever taught you goes out the window and your … Read More...
Sculpey shares this cute and simple little pin for the perfect St. Patrick’s adornment – a pot of gold and a shamrock to help share the luck of the Irish.
Because everything Callye from The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle creates is perfection. She must have robot arms. Find a step-by-step guide to decorating pot o’ gold rainbow cookies HERE. And she’s the queen of finding new uses for cookie … Read More...
Yeah, yeah, plenty of rainbows and gold and leprechauns and Shamrocks for St. Patrick’s Day. But the best St. Patrick’s Day treat ever: candy disguised as potatoes. How very tricky. Find the recipe HERE at Munchkin Munchies.
I can’t read anything related to these, and have no specifics, but this is the most adorable bread I’ve ever seen. Here at Happy Rainbow. Spotted on … Read More...
