Sometimes I come across a pattern I want to share and it causes me to look for other, similar patterns so that I can have a theme instead of sharing a single pattern with you.
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by Sarah White
Sometimes I come across a pattern I want to share and it causes me to look for other, similar patterns so that I can have a theme instead of sharing a single pattern with you.
That was the case with … Read More...
by Sarah White
People often ask me (or more generally online) what they can knit in the summer. I say you can knit anything you want in the summer, especially if you have air conditioning because the warmth of your project won’t make … Read More...
by Sarah White
Last year I did a post full of watermelon activities for kids that focused on more craft and sensory type projects. This time around let’s look at some learning activities that use these fruits or involve their shape in some … Read More...
A corner desk is a great addition to any home or office, providing a functional workspace without taking up too much floor space. However, store-bought corner desks can often be expensive and lack the personal touch that comes with a … Read More...
This adventure to the Big Apple layout uses map and other pattern papers cut into fish tails, travel tags tied with twine and clusters of stamps and labels with other fun travel images. I came across this idea on the … Read More...
Joy used dies to create a pretty jar full of greenery, flowers and small American flags. Notice how she used vellum for the jar to give a semi-transparent look. And I love the addition of light teal blue instead of … Read More...
In the world of desserts, few flavors possess the power to awaken the senses quite like citrus does. The zesty, tangy, and vibrant notes of citrus fruits infuse an unmistakable freshness into every bite, transforming ordinary sweets into extraordinary delights. … Read More...
by Sarah White
Last month when I shared a collection of picnic blanket knitting patterns, I said that I would spend the summer sharing some other patterns that might be useful for summer picnics, campouts and other adventures. In that spirit I … Read More...
by Sarah White
Barbados is an island nation in the Caribbean that is a republic withing the British Commonwealth. Located at the boundary of the South American and Caribbean plates, it is the easternmost island of the Caribbean. Its capital and largest city … Read More...
Allison created an amazing wreath with die cut waves and a chipboard floaty that draws the eye to the center to the photo. There’s also lots of stitching, chipboard shapes, cute underwater critters and lots of drops for splashes. Learn … Read More...
Rachel used a beautiful garden trellis die with bricks below to draw the eye into the garden scene with birds and daffodils. She added color to her dies with markers. Find a video tutorial for this card over on the … Read More...
by Sarah White
After talking about outdoor learning areas for the home or school last month, I’m still thinking about ways to get kids outside during the summer. I know it can be a struggle when you live somewhere warm and as kids … Read More...
Butterflies, with their vibrant colors and delicate wings, have always been a symbol of beauty and transformation. They captivate our imagination as they gracefully flutter through gardens, reminding us of the wonders of nature. It’s no wonder that these … Read More...
by Sarah White
I know there are so many different things you can do with egg cartons, from making animals to flowers to the American flag, but today I wanted to focus on some kind of elevated egg carton crafts that maybe … Read More...
by Sarah White
Summer seems like the perfect time to think about (or visit!) the zoo, but it’s great to add in a zoo-themed unit or a fun zoo day or week any time of year. Here are some fun printables, activities and … Read More...
by Sarah White
After I shared my knit market bag pattern last month it occurred to me that I hadn’t done a collection of market or string bag patterns in a long time. In fact, the most recent one I can find is … Read More...
As the seasons change and the warmth of spring fills the air, it’s the perfect time to infuse your home with a touch of whimsy and cheer. And what better way to do so than by embarking on a delightful … Read More...
Patterns like plaids, argyle and checks are perfect for masculine layouts! This design also has faux photo corners, stars and hearts accents, a large title, journaling and a mix of color and black and white photos. Learn more at the … Read More...
by Sarah White
I know fireworks are kind of controversial because they are loud and be difficult for some people to tolerate for lots of reasons, but you can’t deny they’re colorful and fun to cross stitch. Here’s a collection of fireworks and … Read More...
Are you a yogi who loves to infuse your practice with a touch of creativity and personal flair? Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or just starting your journey, there’s something special about crafting your own yoga accessories. From comfortable pants … Read More...