Another cute Christmas Tree Alphabet from Agi, this one would also be awesome for monograms, markings for wine bags, or a card.
Washi Tape and North Pole Cupcakes
Through this blog, I’ve learned about the bestest invention ever after television: Washi tape (Japanese decorative tape). I’ve seen quite a few examples of late, and I am now hooked on its benefits. I’ll never laboriously paint stripes on lollipop … Read More...
Joyous Noel Blocks
Christmas Tree Alphabet Pattern 1
Being Together
Gumball Christmas Trees
This gumball Christmas tree topiary with a mountain of mini marshmallow snow is so super easy to make! This one has a Styrofoam base, but I bet you could also make these cupcake toppers. Adorable. Find the how-tos HERE at … Read More...
Tutorial: Fabric and burlap photo ornaments
Maggie from Midwestern Sewing Girl guest blogs in the 12 Days of Handmade Ornaments series at Sew Woodsy with a tutorial showing how to make a stitched photo ornament. A printed photo is stitched on to colorful fabric and burlap … Read More...
Tutorial: Mrs. Claus Christmas apron
Jessica from Me Sew Crazy guest blogs over at Sumo’s Sweet Stuff with a tutorial showing how to make a Mrs. Claus apron. She uses the free Saily Away pattern from No Big Dill but shows how to adapt it … Read More...
Card making Project: Pocket Card
Shari Carroll from Hero Arts has a great video showing how to make these fun pocket cards, perfect for tucking in a gift card or cash.
-Heather
Cookie and Candy Snow Globes
No muss no fuss, whip up some edible snow globes made from store-bought cookies and candy HERE at Sweet Simple Stuff.
Kevin Murphy – Colour Bug – Great Tween Christmas Idea
I remember coming home with pink hair when I was 15 and having my mum flip out!!! Lets face it we’ve all rebelled or tried something different at some point in our life. You like pink and want it for … Read More...
Time to get recycled Chriatmas crafting
Kathi really had some time on her hands….literally! She sent in a link to her blog BitsyPieces where she posted a whole bunch of clocks made out of all sorts recycled elements. She also got really creative where she found … Read More...
Roundup in the Online Clay Universe
- One thing to definitely take a gander at is the flip book samples of The Polymer Arts magazine
- Did you win this month’s PCAGOE challenge prize? Have a look!
- Don’t forget to enter PCC’s monthly challenge. The deadline
Molly’s Sketchbook: Felt Baby Shoes
How adorable are these tiny shoes for baby. I could not resist sharing Molly’s narrative. “I think it’s lovely to welcome a little one into the world surrounded by thoughtful handmade gifts, and these itty-bitty boots are just the ticket … Read More...
Tutorial: Ruffled Christmas tree
Abby from Sew Much Ado shows how to create a Christmas tree wrapped in ruffled fabric. This would look so pretty decorating your mantel or on a side table! Get the tutorial.
[photo from Sew Much Ado]
Golden Noodle Christmas Topiare
I had to look twice at this photo after I read that it was made out of styrofoam and noodles! Your children will love coming up with their own patterns as to how to arrange the noodles. Head on over … Read More...
Christmas Elf Handprint
I love any and all hand print crafts because they are perfect little keepsakes, or gifts for the grandparents. I have yet to see a hand print turned into an elf. These little helpers are adorable, and are sure to… Read More... Gingerbread Cookie Wreath
Here’s a fun wreath to make for the holidays! Inspired by a martha Stewart design this adaptation is totally adorable and very festive. Get the how to from Saving 4 Six: Gingerbread Cookie Wreath.
Tutorial: Dala horse stocking
If you love the Swedish Dala horses popping up all over the web, you’ll adore the latest holiday tutorial by Jenny of allsorts. She uses simple felt applique to add Dala-horse flair to a Christmas stocking. See her tute… Read More...
Bead a little stocking
Chris of Themeaparty.com has guest posted a tutorial on whip up for creating a dear little felt stocking embellished with beaded snowflakes. You could also use the snowflake patterns–free on the post–on ornaments or other Christmas crafts. See the tute… Read More...