Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is a time when adults fast during the day and celebrate the end of the month with a holiday called Eid.
Kids aren’t required to fast but they might be … Read More...
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Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic calendar and is a time when adults fast during the day and celebrate the end of the month with a holiday called Eid.
Kids aren’t required to fast but they might be … Read More...
Are you holding onto old vintage cutter quilts that have seen better days? Don’t let their worn-out appearance deter you from their potential. In this comprehensive roundup article, we delve into 15 innovative ways to breathe new life into these … Read More...
Hey there, fellow quilting enthusiasts! Come along with me on an exciting journey through the enchanting world of Irish quilts. Together, we’ll dive into a delightful collection that combines tradition with a dash of innovation, all while sharing stories … Read More...
by Sarah White
Daylight Saving Time is coming for a lot of North America and Europe in March, so it’s a fine time to talk about time! If you’re wondering, Wikipedia has a post all about which countries (or parts of countries) observe … Read More...
Hey there, fellow quilting enthusiasts! Ever heard of Winding Ways quilts? They’re these super cool quilts that are all about curvy paths and mesmerizing designs. If you’re looking to add a bit of magic to your quilting projects, you’re in … Read More...
by Sarah White
I try to make an effort to share cross stitch patterns for a range of celebrations through the year, not just ones that I participate in. And one of the celebrations I try to note each year is Holi, which … Read More...
Hey there, fellow quilting enthusiasts! If you’re anything like me, you love diving into new patterns and techniques to spice up your quilting projects. One style that has really caught my eye lately is the dot and dash quilt. It’s … Read More...
by Sarah White
Last year I did a roundup of shamrock knitting patterns that featured that symbol of St. Patrick’s Day on small accessories like hats, ties and cowls. I found some new patterns this year that aren’t on that list so I … Read More...
by Sarah White
Probably the most important symbol of the Passover Seder is the plate of specials foods, including a shank bone, haroset, bitter vegetable, parsley, a boiled egg and bitter herbs. Each item has an important meaning and is eaten in turn … Read More...
Looking to add some extra charm to your Easter basket or spring decor? Look no further – we’ve got just the thing for you! These adorable felt bunny peeps are not only cute and cuddly but also incredibly easy … Read More...
This beautiful wreath layout was created with lots and lots of fussy cut flowers cut from floral pattern paper. Find some helpful tips for fussy cutting over on The Cherry on Top blog.
There are several basic designs that can … Read More...
by Sarah White
A few months ago I wrote a post all about horizontal herringbone stitch, an admittedly kind of weird stitch pattern that has a very cool woven look to it. At the time I mentioned that there are lots of … Read More...
by Sarah White
As I go about my perusal of the Internet and social media, I collect knitting patterns of various types that catch my eye. Sometimes a single pattern will inspire me to write a whole post, while other times I wait … Read More...
These sweet stamped birds are getting ready for a new arrival among pretty pink Cherry Bloom branches. I spotted this card on the sunnystudiostamps Instagram page.
I spotted the first yellow Buttercups blooming and it’s getting me so happy for … Read More...
by Sarah White
It can be hard covering the same holidays in the same crafts from year to year because I feel like I’ve already written about everything that’s out there. When I wrote about religious Easter patterns the other day I didn’t … Read More...
Micro-crocheting, the art of creating tiny crochet crafts with a size no larger than a fingertip, has emerged as a captivating trend within the crochet community. These miniature wonders, often crafted using sewing thread and crochet hooks as small as … Read More...
by Sarah White
Armenia is a landlocked nation in Asia that is the next stop on our nations of the world tour!
The Republic of Armenia is part of the Caucasus region of western Asia and is bordered by Georgia, Azerbaijan, … Read More...
Embark on a whimsical journey through the eucalyptus-filled world of crochet as we bring you a delightful roundup of 40 Koala-inspired crochet patterns! From adorable amigurumi toys that will melt your heart to cozy blankets and charming beanies, this collection … Read More...
by Sarah White
Easter is all about the bunnies and eggs for a lot of people, but it is of course a religious holiday, so if you’re looking to stitch up a religious themed Easter cross stitch pattern, this collection is for you.… Read More...
As Easter approaches, why not add a touch of handmade charm to your festivities with beautifully crafted crochet Easter baskets? We’ve curated a roundup of 30 delightful designs that combine functionality with a sprinkle of creativity. Whether you’re a seasoned … Read More...