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- Free Valentine’s Day treats from SWAK
- Tutorial: Plaid and lace schoolgirl skirt for toddler girls
- Video tutorial: Rolled fabric flowers
- New Release: Lasting Impressions Brass Stencils
- New e-book: Every Little Thing
- Free Scrapbooking Blog Banner
- Tutorial: Altered Notebook
- Hedgehog Hiking Pants
- Inspiration du Jour – Karen*C
- Fragrance Closeout Sale
- Contemporary Mosaic Art – A Social Networking Site for Mosaic Artists
- “Good Natured” quilt for my brother
- Heart Lollipops
- Tutorial: Mend the worn spots on your jeans like the pros
- Tutorial: Sew a sleeping bag for your Webkinz
- Tutorial: Ruffle t-shirt skirt for toddlers
- Tutorial: Scrap fabric scarf
- Moss Heart Wreath…Kid Friendly
- Superhero’s Belt
- LAST MINUTE QUICKIE FOR YOUR VALENTINE
- Hands-on Hedgehog Tutorial
- SnoBall Penguin Party
- Mini Pies
- Freebie: Vintage Paper Dolls
- Those “vintage” computer disks are recycled into a little notebook
Free Valentine’s Day treats from SWAK Posted: 09 Feb 2010 06:55 AM PST Here’s a great heads-up from SWAKembroidery.com:
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Tutorial: Plaid and lace schoolgirl skirt for toddler girls Posted: 09 Feb 2010 06:46 AM PST A simple drawstring skirt gets taken to school when it’s made from a wool plaid and cinched with a strip of lace. Make one for your toddler girl with this tutorial by Kristin and Jordan from kojodesigns. Go to the tutorial. [photo from kojodesigns] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, school, girl, toddler, skirt |
Video tutorial: Rolled fabric flowers Posted: 09 Feb 2010 06:41 AM PST Rhonna Farrer shares a video tutorial at House of 3 that shows how to make these vintage-inspired rolled fabric flowers. The pearls make them look like little birds’ nests! She shows it with strips of ink-jet printed silks, but I suspect you’ve got the perfect fabric already sitting in your scrap bin. Go to the tutorial. [photo from House of 3] [via U… |
New Release: Lasting Impressions Brass Stencils Posted: 09 Feb 2010 06:05 AM PST It’s not too late to make a handmade card for Valentine’s Day, and using brass stencils to dry emboss your cardstock can add alot of texture and interests to your cards. Click here to view all the latest stencils from Lasting Impressions and be sure to not miss their great idea gallery too. |
New e-book: Every Little Thing Posted: 09 Feb 2010 06:00 AM PST Debbie Hodge of Get it Scrapped, has published a new e-book in collaboration with Designer Digitals. The book, entitled Every Little Thing, will help you to “understand the many products you can use as scrapbook page embellishments—both to support page meaning and to enhance page design.” The book costs $9.99 and is available now. Click here for more information and to purchase. … |
Posted: 09 Feb 2010 05:00 AM PST KI Memories has designed this blog banner and they are giving it away on their blog! It’s all part of their Digital Scrapbooking Month. Click here to go to download |
Posted: 09 Feb 2010 04:00 AM PST Amy Bender shows you how to create this notebook using your scrapbooking supplies. Click here to go to tutorial |
Posted: 09 Feb 2010 03:37 AM PST Hedgehog Hiking Pants $42.50 These adorable Hedgehog hiking pants were sent to me by Emily Purdin from Hedgehog Hiker and have been road tested this wet weekend by my 2 yearold. First she fell in love with the hedgehog print and then after that she was blissfully unaware of them actually being anything special. These pants are made with soft waterproof fabric that allows… |
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Posted: 09 Feb 2010 01:00 AM PST GoPlanetEarth.com is having their yearly closeout sale on fragrances. Your cost: $1.25 per ounce (which is at or near wholesale cost). These scents are being offered in four (4-ounce) bottle assortments. Sorry, you don’t get to pick the scent, but you’re promised a good selection of first quality fragrances suitable for soap (both CP and MP), candles, and toiletry base products… |
Contemporary Mosaic Art – A Social Networking Site for Mosaic Artists Posted: 08 Feb 2010 10:26 PM PST Today I felt like writing about mosaic art. So I went to Maryland Mosaic’s site, which had all kinds of cool new goodies, and found this site, Contemporary Mosaic Art. Thought I’d join (my membership is pending). It’s a place where you can go to find other like minds in the world of mosaic art. Pretty cool. The site has all… |
“Good Natured” quilt for my brother Posted: 08 Feb 2010 09:23 PM PST “Good Natured” is finally finished and I’m about to drop it in the mail to my brother who lives in beautiful Nashville, Tennessee USA. There, he and his wife enjoy working in their yard and it shows. Those strolling by often stop to admire their handiwork. Their love for nature was the inspiration for this quilt. I hope they both enjoy it. I had my daughter hold the… |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 08:36 PM PST Learn how to make these cinnamon heart lollipops HERE at Woman’s Day. Technorati Tags: heart, Valentine’s Day, lollipops, candy |
Tutorial: Mend the worn spots on your jeans like the pros Posted: 08 Feb 2010 08:22 PM PST Distressed jeans are a hot look. But falling apart jeans are NOT. Nancy Minsky, author of Denim Revolution: Dozens of Ways to Turn Denim Cast-Offs into Fashion Must-Haves, shares her “cat and mouse” technique for patching a pair of jeans. With this technique, your repair work is blended in with the naturally worn look of the denim. Get the tutorial… |
Tutorial: Sew a sleeping bag for your Webkinz Posted: 08 Feb 2010 08:00 PM PST Monique from inside number twenty shares a tutorial for making a sleeping back for your Webkinz pets. This would make a fun gift for any kid who loves to collect Webkinz. Go to the tutorial. [photo from inside number twenty] [via Totally Tutorials] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, webkinz, sleeping, bag, stuffed animal, toy |
Tutorial: Ruffle t-shirt skirt for toddlers Posted: 08 Feb 2010 07:46 PM PST Sew Much Ado offers a tutorial for making this adorable little ruffle skirt for your toddler girl out of an adult-sized t-shirt. It’s good for running and playing, but the ruffles are oh, so girly! Get the how-to. [photo from Sew Much Ado] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, ruffle, skirt, toddler, girl, t-shirt, tee, refashion |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 07:32 PM PST Jo Jo & Sew made this gorgeous scarf out of scrap fabrics. The layers of delicate fabrics are both sophisticated and romantic. She shares a tutorial showing how she did it. Get the how-to. [photo from Jo Jo & Sew] [via Whip Up] |
Moss Heart Wreath…Kid Friendly Posted: 08 Feb 2010 06:52 PM PST I love The Magic Onions crafts because she incorporates kids and nature…two of my favorite things. This Moss Heart Wreath is elegant yet simple to make and the kids will love it! |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 06:46 PM PST Here’s another imagination starter craft. Any child would love to add this to their dress up collection. And how cool is it to have them wear what you make! Visit Pane, Amore e Creativia to see how. |
LAST MINUTE QUICKIE FOR YOUR VALENTINE Posted: 08 Feb 2010 03:55 PM PST Make this cute little envelope with some red/pink/white wool you have on hand and pop it into the washer and dryer with your next load of laundry. Then, stuff a sweet note to your sweetie, a gift certificate for your teen, or a small candy bar for a friend. What could be easier? |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 03:39 PM PST Urban threads offer all types of embroidery and digital art patterns for us to follow. Many of the patterns are free and some you must pay for. The hedgehog is a free tutorial but you must purchase the pattern which is four dollars for hand embroidery. They also have two adorable little Valentine dolls that are made of felt… |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 03:19 PM PST Check out this “Penguin Party” at Hostess Cakes made with SnoBalls (hmmm, guess you can’t use the pink classics for this). Find the how-tos HERE. And see the history of the SnoBall HERE. |
Posted: 08 Feb 2010 02:39 PM PST I do so love diminutive sweets…like these mini heart pies from Martha. Find the recipe HERE. Technorati Tags: pies, Valentine’s Day |
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Those “vintage” computer disks are recycled into a little notebook Posted: 08 Feb 2010 10:26 AM PST I have always loved this size of computer disk and here is a great way to reuse them to make a cute little note book. Check out this post at Cut out and Keep to see more. Technorati Tags: floppy disk notebook |
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