“Ice Crystal Candles” plus 40 more

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• Ice Crystal Candles
• Fire Engine Cake and Hydrant Candy
• Celebrate with seasonal robots
• Tutorial | Thanksgiving Place Card
• Inspiration du Jour | Winter Memory
• Another Tutorial From Soda Lime Times – Vine Cane
• Ta Dah!: Elvis Birdie quilt
• Thanksgiving Candle Centerpiece Idea
• Book Page Bird Ornament
• Butterfly Candy from Jolly Ranchers and Tootsie Rolls
• Snowglobe Cookies
• Turkey Marshmallow Pops
• Tutorial: Add zippered shoulder ruffles to a plain t-shirt
• November House
• Free pattern: Fleece Santa hat
• Jeune Fille Dans la Lune
• Bowties are Cool
• Tutorial: Knotted knit hat for baby or toddler
• Cardboard Tube Branch Art
• Free chain patterns from About.com
• How to upcycle an old plain platter into a special one
• Magnetic Spice Jars
• Etsy Metal Blog Challenge
• Ta Dah!: Apples and Birds quilt
• Tutorial: Fabric gift boxes
• The bead embroidery is going swimmingly
• Win Julie Creus patterns
• Christmas Felt Reindeer Wreath Tutorial
• Make your stitching stand out
• Sunday Roundup
• Pattern and tutorial: Pocket bot
• Tutorial: Hope Rag Tote Bag
• Project: Pocket Card
• Tutorial: Print your own fabric to make custom patches
• Tutorial: French curve bobbin holder
• Drool-worthy stitching
• Tutorial: Funky Fabric Bird softie
• Leather pendant tutorial
• Barbara Walker’s Stitch-A-Long DVD
• Audrey has never looked better
• Broken Blocks Scarf

Ice Crystal Candles Posted: 14 Nov 2011 03:50 AM PST There are actually three separate tutorials on The Ivy Cottage Blog for some great holiday candles. These Ice Crystal Candles, Glitter Striped Candles and Tissue Paper Candles. Be sure to check them all out at The Ivy Cottage Blog: Three Easy Candle Crafts.

Fire Engine Cake and Hydrant Candy Posted: 14 Nov 2011 04:11 AM PST I love this cake. I don’t ever envision my daughter finding a passion for fire trucks, so I might not ever get to try it, but this fire-y cake seems so do-able to recreate with frosting, yes? Wait, things get better. See these fire hydrant dipped candies? Please click HERE to see what edibles were assembled to create…

Celebrate with seasonal robots Posted: 14 Nov 2011 04:01 AM PST Here’s a rockin special from the Urban Threads e-newsletter: They may be made of metal, but these festive robots have a lot of heart! A new collection of Robot Christmas embroidery designs are ready to make this year’s holiday decor the best ever. Through Nov. 20, these charming robotic new designs are all on sale: machine …

Tutorial | Thanksgiving Place Card Posted: 14 Nov 2011 04:00 AM PST   Beth Watson takes you through the steps to make this turkey place card for Thanksgiving Dinner. This is a great project to make with older kids. Click here to go to the tutorial.

Inspiration du Jour | Winter Memory Posted: 14 Nov 2011 03:00 AM PST Winter Memory by sherrifunk Her Gallery | Her Blog

Another Tutorial From Soda Lime Times – Vine Cane Posted: 13 Nov 2011 09:39 PM PST Soda Lime Times is becoming a great source for lampwork and bead making information. This month they’re giving a video tutorial on how to make vine cane. For beginners this tutorial is essential for taking your beads to the next level. You’ll see how to make twisted cane, which can be made in all different colors. And they make beads…

Ta Dah!: Elvis Birdie quilt Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:49 PM PST Erin from Why Not Sew? made this Elvis mini quilt complete with blue suede shoes. So cute. Go here to read more. Image credit: Why Not Sew?

Thanksgiving Candle Centerpiece Idea Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:57 PM PST This Thanksgiving candle centerpiece idea came from Good Housekeeping. You could use any shape, size or color of glass container and then fill it with nuts! The white candles are quite elegant, but I might change it up with colored candles.  Orange, brown, green and red would work well for autumn. If you’re interested in more Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas, see…

Book Page Bird Ornament Posted: 13 Nov 2011 04:13 PM PST Stephanie Lynn from Under The Table and Dreaming shares how to make this lovely antique looking bird ornament using recycled book pages. A great idea for Christmas gifts! Recycled Book Page Bird Ornament {No.2}.

Butterfly Candy from Jolly Ranchers and Tootsie Rolls Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:09 PM PST More ways to recycle Halloween candy… gorgeous candy butterflies from Jolly Ranchers and Tootsie Rolls. Now I’ve done the melting-Jolly-Ranchers thing before. I stuck some on a baking tray, added a stick, and made slightly misshapen lollipops. Boooring. Nothing like these beauties. Learn to craft the butterfly mold (from a soda can, by the way) and make butterfly candies

Snowglobe Cookies Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:00 PM PST It’s simply a good idea to make snowglobe cookies stand up like, you know, snow globes. These are supercute to boot. Learn to make snowglobe cookies HERE at Cut Out and Keep, by Crazy About Cookies. {spotted by Amanda}

Turkey Marshmallow Pops Posted: 13 Nov 2011 04:55 PM PST Another Halloween-candy-recycle for ya’… Turkey marshmallow pops made from ghost pops. Gotta love pushing off candy from one holiday to the next. Learn to make them HERE at Sugar Swings!.

Tutorial: Add zippered shoulder ruffles to a plain t-shirt Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:58 PM PST Ruby Murray shares a tutorial for adding a ruffled zippered goodness to the shoulders of a plain tee.  The look is inspired by a high-end designer top.  She recreated the look for for a fraction of the cost. Get the tutorial. [photo from Ruby Murray]

November House Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:31 PM PST This November House looks snug and warm even as leaves are falling and the snow begins to fall. The free chart is available from Atmosfera di Casa.

Free pattern: Fleece Santa hat Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:28 PM PST You can find a free pattern and tutorial for making at fur-trimmed Santa hat at Fleece Fun.  The pattern is available in sizes for babies, children, and adults.   In addition to the pattern and written tutorial, there is also a video how to make this project.  Get the tute. [photo from Fleece Fun]

Jeune Fille Dans la Lune Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:27 PM PST I am fond of silhouettes and this one is very pretty. This young lady swings on the moon and will be lovely stitched up in white or yellow on a dark fabric. Get the free chart at Mamou’s blog.

Bowties are Cool Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:22 PM PST Here’s another great Dr. Who-themed freebie from Hancock’s House of Happy for you to stitch up. Just who is your favorite Dr.? And who’s your favorite villian? She want’s to know! Get the free chart.

Tutorial: Knotted knit hat for baby or toddler Posted: 13 Nov 2011 03:21 PM PST Meg from She Creates It All shares a tutorial showing how to make a sweet knotted hat for a baby or toddler.  The stretch knit fabric is soft on baby’s skin and gives the hat an adjustable fit.  Get the tutorial. [photo from She Creates It All]

Cardboard Tube Branch Art Posted: 13 Nov 2011 01:12 PM PST I love how this cardboard tube wall art uses other elements to create a pretty fall display. I’ve seen plenty of cardboard tube wall art projects, but the three dimensional aspects of this one is quite different. Check it out at Revolutionaries: A Project for Fall!.

Free chain patterns from About.com Posted: 13 Nov 2011 01:59 PM PST Tammy Powley is sharing a list of basic chain patterns and resources for buying ready-made chains as well. If you love the look chains add to your jewelry making, check it out the lists at About.com Jewelry Making.

How to upcycle an old plain platter into a special one Posted: 13 Nov 2011 11:33 AM PST Sometimes there are objects that we pick up that we know we can make special. That is the case with what Jenni did with this old wood platter she scored at a yard sale. See how she took a bit of Mod Podge and some paper too totally customize it into a great Birthday plate. Check out…

Magnetic Spice Jars Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:11 AM PST Here’s a fun and colorful way to keep your spices at your fingertips without compromising tidiness and design in your kitchen. Check these out at DAV.I.SON.: Check Out My Moves!.

Etsy Metal Blog Challenge Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:50 AM PST Etsy Metal Blog is having a design challenge to rouse your imagination.  Drawing inspiration from the challenges and designers’ creations on Lifetime TV’s Project Accessory, the challenge invites you to get creative and make your own statement jewelry to fit the challenge. Get the details for entry and be inspired by the Etsy Metal Blog’s entries like these lovely…

Ta Dah!: Apples and Birds quilt Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:41 AM PST Cecily at Craftopotamus finished this baby quilt just in time for the shower. It shows you don’t have to do a complicated design for great results. It’s adorable, love her fabric choices. Click HERE to see more photos. Image credit: Craftopotamus

Tutorial: Fabric gift boxes Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:17 AM PST Geta’s Quilting Studio shows how to make these adorable fabric boxes. She says it’s a great way to use up small bits of fabric, and just as important, bits of leftover interfacing. Go HERE to see how she did it. Ed. note 11/13/2011: Thanks to two alert readers I’ve now corrected the link, sorry for the inconvenience!

The bead embroidery is going swimmingly Posted: 13 Nov 2011 10:07 AM PST This fabulous work of bead embroidery is Dot Lewallen‘s entry in the Land of Odds Illustrative Mystery Book Bead Tapestry Contest. Dot (SpeedieBeadie) was selected as one of four finalists in the competition. The winner will be chosen by open voting. Find out more from her blog post. And please consider voting.

Win Julie Creus patterns Posted: 13 Nov 2011 09:06 AM PST Susan Brubaker Knapp of Blue Moon River is giving away four patterns by Julie Creus of La Todera Sewing and Craft Patterns. Julie created the fabric flowers shown in these photos. The pattern for the Camelia Gigantus (the big pink flower) is included in the giveaway. Go to Susan’s blog post for the entry details. The contest ends November 19.

Christmas Felt Reindeer Wreath Tutorial Posted: 13 Nov 2011 08:47 AM PST I am sure your guests will be delighted when they are greeted by this adorable Reindeer Wreath from "FaveCrafts" By: Debi Schmitz for Styrofoam.  She has written instruction and a downloadable template for the Reindeer.  Enjoy!

Make your stitching stand out Posted: 13 Nov 2011 08:05 AM PST Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint has some excellent guidance about choosing a background color for your needlepoint. See her post.

Sunday Roundup Posted: 13 Nov 2011 07:05 AM PST Polymer Clay Central’s challenge of the month theme is Turkey. This is perfect since I’ve been talking turkey on here lately! If you make beads and jewellery with your clay, give the Art Bead Scene’s monthly challenge a try The deadline for Progress and Possibilities is coming right up. If you’re interested, here’s the place …

Pattern and tutorial: Pocket bot Posted: 13 Nov 2011 07:04 AM PST Someone you know needs a wee pocket bot in his or her Christmas stocking. And you can make one! Jodie of Ric-Rac is sharing the pattern and tutorial. My favorite part: the tiny pocket where you can tuck a charm or message. See the tute.

Tutorial: Hope Rag Tote Bag Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:39 AM PST Seema SK from SSK Craft Shop shares a tutorial on her blog, Hooks, Needles and Brushes showing how to make her fringe-y Hope Rag Tote bag.  She cut all of the fringed squares using the AccuQuilt Rag Die, but you could also cut the squares and fringe them by hand. She created it out of pink and white fabric…

Project: Pocket Card Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:22 AM PST The Whiff of Joy blog shares directions for making a sweet pocket card, perfect for tucking in a little cocoa packet, gift card, etc. These make great simple holiday gifts for teachers or co-workers. -Heather

Tutorial: Print your own fabric to make custom patches Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:17 AM PST Chris from Pickup Some Creativity wanted to add some patches to her kids’ Harry Potter Halloween costumes.  It would have been nearly impossible to find them in a store to buy, so she made her own using her inkjet printer.  She shares a tutorial showing how she did it.  Get the tute. [photo from Pickup Some Creativity]

Tutorial: French curve bobbin holder Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:13 AM PST Meream from Bored & Crafty shows how she made a bobbin organizer for her wall – out of a French curve.  Awesome!  Get the tute. [photo from Bored & Crafty]

Drool-worthy stitching Posted: 13 Nov 2011 06:03 AM PST Bronwyn of Red Brolly shared this photo of Japanese embroidered felt balls. It gives me exactly the same feeling as a photo of a boxful of Belgian chocolates. What a treat! See more at her blog post.

Tutorial: Funky Fabric Bird softie Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:48 AM PST Head over to the Fiskars site for a tutorial showing how to make this Funky Fabric Bird softie. Get the tute. [photo from Fiskars] [via The Magic Bean]

Leather pendant tutorial Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:34 AM PST I’ve posted about Katrinshine’s fabulous leather jewelry before. Now you can get Katrinshine’s easy and stylish leather pendant tutorial at the blog for the Russian Team on Etsy! This looks like a wonderfully simple gift idea.

Barbara Walker’s Stitch-A-Long DVD Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:17 AM PST 18 different stitch patterns, from lace and cables to colorwork and well, more stitches! This would be an awesome gift for a beginner or advanced beginner knitter. Shown in very clear detail, how to make each stitch, along with tips and techniques to guarantee success. Each segment, is indeed, a stitch-a-long, and you knit the block with the instructor. I…

Audrey has never looked better Posted: 13 Nov 2011 05:02 AM PST Three years in the making, Susan Elliott‘s Breakfast at Tiffany’s crazy quilt is complete, and it is spectacular. The overall composition is breathtaking. The details are exquisite. And the story behind it is fascinating. I’m so glad she’s sharing it–and lots of photos so we can study every bead, petal, and stitch. Go to her blog post to…

Broken Blocks Scarf Posted: 13 Nov 2011 04:52 AM PST Broken Blocks Scarf (Free Pattern For Personal Use Only) THIS PATTERN HAS NOT BEEN TESTED AND IS PROBABLY NOT FOR A BEGINNER 2 Skeins Sheep(ish) Yarn – worsted weight yarn  Magenta(ish) is Color A; Teal(ish) is Color B H Hook Gauge is not important. Chain 135 (multiple of 6 + 5) with Color A 1. DC in 4th ch…

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