“Lace Crown – Little Inspiration” plus 42 more |
- Lace Crown – Little Inspiration
- Tutorial: A Rose Cane
- Duct Tape Chevron Necklace
- Candy for stitchers
- Tutorial: Corded loop pocket detail
- Michele, you won a copy of Happy Home!
- Free Doc McStuffins Activity Sheets
- Win a tatty prize
- Tips for teaching embroidery
- For the birds
- Giveaway: Brave Aviator Mouse kit | Bustle and Sew
- Tutorial: Long towel poncho cover-up
- Free pattern: Kogin sampler
- Free pattern: Country Village Tea Cozy
- Inspiration: Takiyaje
- Free pattern: Dolman sleeve knit top
- Put a poodle on it
- Free Pattern: 4th Doctor Handbag
- Tutorial: Shrink Plastic 101
- Tutorial: Diane’s hexagon placemats for large-scale motifs
- Free Pattern: Park Avenue Cardgian
- Kayak to Stitch
- Free Pattern: Rolley Polie Cowl
- Rainbow Pound Cake
- Colorful Marshmallow Pops and Rings
- How to upcycle a belt with hexagons
- Stretching for Stitchers
- DIY Halloween Banner tutorial & Template
- Totally Awesome Sweets for an ’80s Party
- Spooky Olive Snakes
- Tips on Using Food Coloring Markers
- Frosting Shots
- Tutorial: Robot dog softie
- Tutorial: Comfy Knit Dress
- Tutorial: Using fleece in your softie making
- Tutorial: Scalloped garland
- Tutorial: No-sew halter t-shirt refashion
- Tutorial: Make a Stamp from Recycled Materials
- DIY: The Perfect French Manicure
- Hoop-La!
- Show & Tell | Eclectic Everyday Mini Album
- Tutorial | Beware Halloween Banner
- Freebie | Retro Themed Digital Kit for Project Life
| Lace Crown – Little Inspiration Posted: 21 Aug 2012 10:57 PM PDT In need of a little fabulousness? Know someone who deserves a crown? Head over to Little Inspiration for instructions on how to make a darling little lace crown. Very easy, non time-consuming project with a fantastic end result! Use it to add that little extra touch of royalty to your everyday life, crafting queens and kings!… |
| Posted: 21 Aug 2012 08:42 PM PDT Jumping right in with the cane tutorials… This isn’t a beginner’s tutorial – particularly working from just a photo collage – but the end result rose is lovely. Sigal also sells beautiful clay work on Etsy.… |
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| Tutorial: Corded loop pocket detail Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:55 PM PDT
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| Michele, you won a copy of Happy Home! Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:52 PM PDT
Michele T on August 17, 2012 wrote,
I have notified Michele by email so she can claim her prize – a copy of Jennifer Paganelli’s latest book, Happy Home, will soon be on its way to a … |
| Free Doc McStuffins Activity Sheets Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:46 PM PDT It’s finally here on DVD! If you haven’t already been exposed to Doc Mc Stuffins then make sure you get a chance to take a look. Watch a clip. This cute little girl (Doc McStuffins) helps repairs broken toys with tender love and kindness. I have no hesitation in allowing my kids to watch this program that casually teaches … |
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| Giveaway: Brave Aviator Mouse kit | Bustle and Sew Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:22 PM PDT
Helen of Bustle and Sew is giving away a Brave Aviator Mouse kit on her blog after receiving such positive response from her readers about these softie toys. They are precious! Go HERE to get entry details. Image credit: Bustle and Sew… |
| Tutorial: Long towel poncho cover-up Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:20 PM PDT
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| Free pattern: Country Village Tea Cozy Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:11 PM PDT
Helen of Bustle and Sew shares a free pattern on her blog for this sweet tea cozy. She describes the technique as freestyle machine embroidery. Go to her free patterns page to download her Country Village Tea Cozy. Image credit: Bustle and Sew… |
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| Free pattern: Dolman sleeve knit top Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:06 PM PDT
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| Free Pattern: 4th Doctor Handbag Posted: 21 Aug 2012 03:34 PM PDT
If you want the look of a Doctor Who project without … |
| Posted: 21 Aug 2012 02:43 PM PDT If you’ve been curious about how to use shrink plastic you will want to check out this great beginners video from La Blanche stamps on how to use your stamps and shrink plastic for wonderful little charms and embellishments. Note: You’ll need to translate the site, the video is pretty self explanatory -Heather… |
| Tutorial: Diane’s hexagon placemats for large-scale motifs Posted: 21 Aug 2012 01:30 PM PDT
Diane Gilleland of CraftyPod did a guest post at Spoonflower showing how to make a set of placemats to successfully showcase large-scale graphical motifs. Starting with fabrics from a popular Spoonflower designer Holli Zollinger, she created three traditional hexagon shapes, but over-sized them. Her choice of solid gray fabric for the rest plus quilting a chevron pattern works! Get … |
| Free Pattern: Park Avenue Cardgian Posted: 21 Aug 2012 01:26 PM PDT
If I had any time right now, I would totally be casting on the Park Ave. Cardigan by Kelly Daniels, … |
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| Free Pattern: Rolley Polie Cowl Posted: 21 Aug 2012 11:24 AM PDT
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| Colorful Marshmallow Pops and Rings Posted: 21 Aug 2012 10:53 AM PDT
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| How to upcycle a belt with hexagons Posted: 21 Aug 2012 10:52 AM PDT
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| DIY Halloween Banner tutorial & Template Posted: 21 Aug 2012 09:18 AM PDT
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| Totally Awesome Sweets for an ’80s Party Posted: 21 Aug 2012 08:44 AM PDT
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| Tips on Using Food Coloring Markers Posted: 21 Aug 2012 07:39 AM PDT
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| Tutorial: Using fleece in your softie making Posted: 21 Aug 2012 06:55 AM PDT
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| Tutorial: No-sew halter t-shirt refashion Posted: 21 Aug 2012 06:17 AM PDT
[via Pinterest] [photo from Wobisobi] … |
| Tutorial: Make a Stamp from Recycled Materials Posted: 21 Aug 2012 05:51 AM PDT Using plastic take out containers and cardboard from a cereal box “smallgirl” from Teddy Forest created this adorable bear stamp. Find out how to stamp and recycle at the same time here at her blog post. -Heather… |
| DIY: The Perfect French Manicure Posted: 21 Aug 2012 05:25 AM PDT
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Who doesn’t have a couple pairs of these old earrings hiding in the bottom of a junk jewelry box? I do! So, why didn’t I come up with this fantastic and quick idea to upcycle these earrings? Leave it to a creative crocheter like Kadie at Seven Alive to snap her fingers and voila! these earrings appear: Some crochet … |
| Show & Tell | Eclectic Everyday Mini Album Posted: 21 Aug 2012 05:00 AM PDT Lowri McNabb gives us a peek into this mini album that she made to record a beach visit using photos taken with a cell phone. Click here to see more.… |
| Tutorial | Beware Halloween Banner Posted: 21 Aug 2012 04:00 AM PDT Halloween is sneaking up on us, and you can learn how to make this “Beware” banner before it does! Click here to go to the tutorial at Crafts Unleashed. … |
| Freebie | Retro Themed Digital Kit for Project Life Posted: 21 Aug 2012 03:00 AM PDT Melissa at A Vegas Girl at Heart created this free digital kit that is perfect for Project Life Albums. The kit includes title cards, journaling cards and stickers, all in a fun retro design. Click here to go to the download.… |
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Orna Willis has come out with a new series of kits that look like a stitchy candy shop! No two kits are alike. Each contains colored canvas and nine skeins of threads, but each combo is a little different. Beautiful! 


Jon of Tat-a-Renda celebrates six years of blogging with a surprise giveaway!!
Liz Aneloski of C&T Publishing tells a bit about C&T’s “summer camp” for beginning embroiderers. If you teach embroidery classes — or just want to teach one or two special students — you’re going to want to steal some of her ideas.
Sally Mavor‘s Birds of Beebe Woods is finished after 4-1/2 months of continuous stitching. So gorgeous. 

Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint offers readers an introduction to Kogin embroidery on canvas with a bit of background and a free pattern and instructions for a lovely sampler project. 
Takiyaje just posted a whole new series of fabulous dolls. The expressions. The hair. The outfits. The pets. 
In a guest post on Feeling Stitchy, Cassie Stephens shows us how she took a too-short, too-ordinary thrift-store dress to a pretty, trendy, and well-fitted outfit with the addition of some applique and embroidery. 





So my daughter just turned five. But her celebration is almost a whole entire, for real, week after the real birthday. This is agonizing to a five-year old. So yesterday we whipped up some super easy pound cake. Rainbow, of course. I’m not sure it’s enough to tide her over until next weekend though… Make rainbow pound cake
Another post after my own heart as I’m crazy over decorating marshmallows with anything I can (


I know I brag about growing up in the ’80s every chance I get, but I have to share this totally awesome ’80s party. (Wait, why do I brag about being of advanced age? ‘Cuz the ’80s were totally awesome.) You must see the yummy details that turn the awesomeness of the ’80s into sweets
The olive snake, cute or spooky? Definitely cute. And I know it’s not too early to post Halloween stuff, because my daughter and I just bought her Halloween costume this past weekend. (In case you’re wondering, she got a long purple Queen’s gown at Cracker Barrel. And they had Christmas goods out, too.) Make an olive snake
Ah, a post after my heart, as I use food coloring markers almost daily. Find some great tips on storing and using your food coloring markers (I especially love the information on what to do to “refill” your dry marker, something I didn’t know myself)
Have you spotted this trend out and about yet? These quick doses of sugar called frosting shots that more and more shops are offering? Make your own for your party guests, those you think can handle them, 











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