Hey there! As someone who has been working from home for the past year, I know how important it is to have a functional and organized workspace. But with limited space, it can be challenging to create an area … Read More...
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Hey there! As someone who has been working from home for the past year, I know how important it is to have a functional and organized workspace. But with limited space, it can be challenging to create an area … Read More...
Caly used different ink colors and ink blending on stencils for these colorful mushrooms. She put them in a trendy terrarium die with a heat embossed sentiment and die cut pierced background. Watch her video tutorial on the Simon … Read More...
In honor of those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, we present a collection of 20 poignant and beautiful Poppy Flower Quilts. Each quilt in this roundup serves as a heartfelt tribute to the lives lost in … Read More...
by Sarah White
Belize is a Central American country bordered by Mexico, Guatemala and the Caribbean Sea. It has a rich history as being part of the Mayan civilization and is now the only mainland Central American country that is part of the … Read More...
by Sarah White
It may not feel at all like fall as I write this, but that season is coming soon, and it’s time to start stitching if you want to decorate your house with the kind of fall leaves the don’t crumble. … Read More...
Jessica used loads of sequins, foiling, vellum, thread, twine and an acrylic title for this wonderful mixed media layout. I love how she used blue foils for the waves and the sequins for the crest of the wave, so dynamic! … Read More...
by Sarah White
The beginning of school is a great time for ice breakers and learning about the other kids in class, but doing the same old activities can get pretty boring as you get older. Here are some ideas for older elementary … Read More...
Carly added color the this darling birthday card by using colored cardstock for the die cut sentiment. Just a touch of color was added with markers to the party hats of the cute critters for this simple card. Visit the … Read More...
Pinwheel quilts are a timeless joy in the world of quilting. They embody tradition, beauty, and versatility, offering endless possibilities for creativity. Dive into the world of pinwheel quilts with us as we explore various patterns, techniques, and ideas to … Read More...
by Sarah White
If you’re the sort of person who wants to knit summer things when it’s hot out (if you live where it’s hot now) but you’ve knit all the tank tops and T-shirts you want, might I suggest stitching up some … Read More...
by Sarah White
I almost titled this “knitting patterns for cats” but the projects shared here make cats, they aren’t strictly for your cats. Unless you turn them into cat toys, which is entirely your business.
If you have a tiny bit of … Read More...
Allison cut strips of pastel cardstock and added them at an angle on part of her wonderful Tropical Paradise layout. She also stitched down the edges for added interest and texture. Take a closer look at the Allison Davis blog.… Read More...
Get ready to embrace the warm glow of copper and add a touch of elegance to your indoor or outdoor gardens with our handpicked collection of 20 DIY plant stands featuring copper accents or finishes. Copper, with its luxurious … Read More...
This stunning Peony floral card from Emily is so elegant with gold embossing for the stamps and soft watercolor to color them in, she even added a wash of color to the background. An embossed sentiment and gold gems complete … Read More...
Linen fabric has a rich history dating back thousands of years, prized for its exceptional qualities and timeless appeal. Derived from the fibers of the flax plant, linen boasts a unique texture that sets it apart from other fabrics. Its … Read More...
Get ready to cast a spell of creativity this Halloween season with our exclusive roundup featuring 25 enchanting punch needle designs. From eerie ghosts to whimsical witches and everything in between, these patterns are sure to bewitch and delight crafters … Read More...
by Sarah White
Trees are a great topic any time of year, but I like to talk about trees in the summer because if you have to be outside, at least you can be in the shade. But of course you can learn … Read More...
As winter approaches and the temperatures begin to drop, keeping your home warm and cozy becomes a priority. One often overlooked but highly effective method to conserve heat and reduce energy bills is using draft stoppers and draft excluders. … Read More...
by Sarah White
If you’re a fan of scarves and shawls (or of lace knitting more generally), you might feel like you need to give up your accessories when the weather gets warm. But the good news is there are plenty of projects … Read More...
by Sarah White
The weather is hot where I live as I write this, which has me thinking of the beach and more tropical climates, because if you’re going to be hot at least you should be somewhere pretty, right?
If a tropical … Read More...