I know that my posts can be read at different times of year and in different years by different people, but as I write this we’re on teh cusp of summer. And I know a lot of people don’t knit … Read More...
Crafting the Fourth: Mason Jar Magic with My Cricut
Looking for an easy yet eye-catching way to add a little patriotic charm to your 4th of July decor? This Stars & Stripes Mason Jar Cricut Craft from CraftBits is a festive and fun project that’s perfect for crafters with … Read More...
Crochet Ruffle Hat
Introducing the Crochet Ruffle Hat in Bold Red, handmade with care by doycreations7 and crafted by the talented Jeanette Knox. This delightful hat combines style and warmth, making it a perfect accessory for any occasion.
Made with 100% acrylic yarn, … Read More...
Unveiling the Creativity of “Don’t Ruffle My Feathers” Quilt Block
Dive into a tale of creativity and ingenuity as we unravel the story behind the charming quilt block, “Don’t Ruffle My Feathers.” Crafted by Lisa Norton and her companion Lora Zmak, this delightful 12 1/2? block epitomizes the fusion of … Read More...
4 FREE Graduation Pattern Papers to Download
If you’ve got kids graduating from school this year I know you’ll be snaping lots of pics and creating lots of scrapbook layouts to celebrate so you’ll want to grab this fun set of pattern papers. This FREE downloadable , … Read More...
Easy Ways to Make Your Cross Stitch Better
The post over at The Crafty Mummy has the click-baity title of “Is there a right or wrong way to cross stitch?” Of course the answer is no. As with any other craft, as long as you are happy with … Read More...
12 Handmade Masculine Card Ideas for Father’s Day
If your Dad loves to fish then this stunning card idea from Julissa is perfect! She stamped the background, the scene and some lures, coloring them with Copic markers and added a bit of ink blending on the postage edge … Read More...
Minecraft Learning Activities
If your kids have been into Minecraft for a while or are just getting into it because of the movie, now is a great time to add some Minecraft learning activities to your rotation.
There has been a lot written … Read More...
Knit a Spiky Balaclava
Not too long ago my daughter and I had a discussion about what a chestnut really looks like. The nut itself is small and brown, of course, but on the tree they’re covered with this weird kind of spiky, kind … Read More...
The Perfect Sewing Guide for Making Indian Clothes
Okay, real talk—how many of you have bought a beautiful piece of fabric for a kurta or lehenga, only to have it sit in your stash because sewing Indian clothes feels way too intimidating? I’ve been there. Between the tricky … Read More...
Circle Of Leaves Afghan Pattern
I recently embarked on a crochet journey with the Circle of Leaves Afghan pattern, and while I haven’t completed it yet due to some unexpected family health issues, I wanted to share my initial thoughts and impressions of this … Read More...
Upcycling or Hoarding? Why Your DIY Projects Could Be Doing More Harm Than Good
I’ll admit it—I’m a sucker for a good flea market find. It’s not just about the thrill of the hunt; it’s about envisioning the transformation. That old chair with peeling paint? I could make it into something beautiful. The mismatched … Read More...
12 Scrapbook Layout Ideas using Repeated Shapes
Circles are a great shape to repeat on a layout like Traci used all over her wonderful sailing page. She cut her photos in circles as well as lots of different pattern papers and she used different sizes as well … Read More...
Make a Stunning DIY Paper Vase – A Creative and Budget-Friendly Craft
Who knew that something as simple as paper could be transformed into a stylish and elegant vase? If you love budget-friendly crafts that look high-end, this DIY Paper Vase tutorial from Common Sparrows is a must-try! Whether you’re decorating … Read More...
How to Make a Rag Quilt – An Easy, Cozy Beginner-Friendly Tutorial
If you love the idea of making a beautiful, snuggly quilt but feel intimidated by traditional quilting techniques, a rag quilt is the perfect project to start with! This easy-to-follow tutorial walks you through the process of creating a soft, … Read More...
A Cross Stitch I Spy at the Beach
That headline pretty much describes the Under the Sea cross stitch pattern from Una Buena Pieza, which is covered with shells, fish and other creatures of the sea. It’s not intended to be an I spy, I don’t think, and … Read More...
This Artist’s Breathtaking Embroidery Paintings Will Make You Rethink Needlework Forever
Fleur Woods is a contemporary fiber artist from New Zealand, renowned for her unique “stitched paintings” that seamlessly blend embroidery with mixed media. Drawing inspiration from nature, Fleur’s work is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate textures, reflecting her deep … Read More...
Finding the Perfect Yarn for Shed-Free Crochet Blankets
There’s something so satisfying about finishing a beautiful crochet blanket – until you notice little fuzzy bits coming off everywhere. You sit down on the couch and suddenly your black pants are covered in lint, or worse, you find yarn … Read More...
Andrew Whitehead: Turning Rust into Regional Icons
If you’ve ever driven through rural New South Wales and spotted a giant spider looming in a park or a metal shearer mid-snip, chances are you’ve encountered the work of Andrew Whitehead — a brilliant Australian sculptor who breathes new … Read More...
How Much Is Too Much Fabric?
As quilters, we’re no strangers to accumulating fabric. But have you ever stopped to ponder just how much fabric you’ve amassed? In this captivating video, join “just get it done quilts” as they embark on a quest to answer the … Read More...