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- Tutorial: Alphabet beanbags from old t-shirts
- What can you do with Twill Tape?
- Tutorial: Freezer pop sleeves
- Freebie: Ranger Color Charts
- Haircare & Growth Tips
- Free: Eclipse quilt pattern
- Freebird by MoMo – new fabric line
- Tutorial: Gymboree-inspired one-shoulder ruffle top for little girls
- Tips for working with purchased sewing patterns
- Tutorial: Petal twirly skirt for toddler girls
- Book: Fabric to Dye For
- Come Sail Away Quilt kit
- Book: Feathered Star Quilt Blocks ll
- Learn to Make Candied Violets
- Technique: Hybrid Stamping
- The Fearless Knitter by Jennifer E Seiffert
- Picnic Time!
- Free pattern: PC napkin rings
- Tutorial: Easier cutting for felt applique
- Free stash-buster project from Janet
- Tutorial: Needlepad with picot trim
- The Needlework Show is open!
Tutorial: Alphabet beanbags from old t-shirts Posted: 18 Apr 2010 07:07 AM PDT Katie from Notes From a Very Red Kitchen shows how to turn your old t-shirts into alphabet beanbags for the kiddos. This is a great use for the scraps of knit left over from your t-shirt refashions. Go to the tutorial. [photo from Notes From a Very Red Kitchen] [via Dollar Store Crafts] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, alphabet, letters, beanbag, bean, bag, t-shirt, tee … |
What can you do with Twill Tape? Posted: 18 Apr 2010 07:01 AM PDT Susan and Adrianna from Crafterhours wrap up their Twill Tape Week with a round-up of ideas for using twill tape in your sewing project. Check it out! [photo from Crafterhours] Technorati Tags: sewing, tips, ideas, inspiration, twill, tape, round-up |
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 06:55 AM PDT Stephanie from Under the Table and Dreaming shows how to make little fabric sleeves to slip over the end of a freezer pop. The fleece sleeve is not as cold for little hands as the bare plastic sleeve of the freezer pop, and it will help catch any drips from the top. Go to the tutorial. [photo from Under the Table and Dreaming] [via… |
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 06:05 AM PDT Do you have trouble keeping track and remembering which Ranger Ink products you have? Well, they are now offering a handy printable charts for several of their most popular products, click here for a Tim Holtz Distress Ink chart, click here for a Stickles Glitter Glue chart and click here for a Paint Dabbers chart. Fill in the colors you have… |
Posted: 18 Apr 2010 02:00 AM PDT Author sunstreeks shares a simple recipe for washing your hair with baking soda. According to the author, the mixture of baking soda & warm water will strip your hair of product build up & leave you with super clean hair. I also came across some helpful tips on How To Grow Long, Luscious Hair from blessedmommy. And, if you want to help… |
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Freebird by MoMo – new fabric line Posted: 17 Apr 2010 06:45 PM PDT This is so pretty it makes me swoon. You’re looking at Freebird by MoMo for Moda – Outdoors in Grass. I spied this at Down Shadow Lane Etsy.
Technorati Tags: MoMo, Moda, Freebird, Down Shadow Lane, fabric |
Tutorial: Gymboree-inspired one-shoulder ruffle top for little girls Posted: 17 Apr 2010 06:38 PM PDT Lila Jo from Happy to Craft shows how to make this super cute ruffle top for little girls. She was inspired by a similar shirt at Gymboree. I’m loving the ruffle that goes over just one shoulder! Go to the tutorial. [photo from Happy to Craft] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, Gymboree, tank, top, ruffle, shoulder, girl, toddler |
Tips for working with purchased sewing patterns Posted: 17 Apr 2010 06:30 PM PDT While it’s tempting to think that using a purchased pattern for a sewing project will mean that all of the guesswork and decisionmaking is taken out of the project, anyone who has used a purchased pattern can tell you that is rarely the case. Chris from Pickup Some Creativity shares some tips on her blog for working with purchased patterns. Read her… |
Tutorial: Petal twirly skirt for toddler girls Posted: 17 Apr 2010 06:22 PM PDT Kara from Craftastical! shows how to make this petal twirly skirt for little girls. The layered fabric petals are soooo cute on toddler legs!! Go to the tutorial. [photo from Craftastical!] [via Someday Crafts] Technorati Tags: sewing, tutorial, petal, twirly, skirt, girl, toddler, flower |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 06:14 PM PDT Unabashed fuser and fiber artist Frieda Anderson of A Walk in the Woods has a new book out, Fabric to Dye For. Go here for purchase information. Technorati Tags: fiber artist, quilter, Frieda Anderson, book, how to dye fabric |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 05:36 PM PDT The Quilt Pattern Shoppe has just started carrying quilt kits like this wonderfully understated nautical themed quilt shown left. Right now, order a kit and you get free shipping. Go directly to the Come Sail Away Quilt kit. See entire selection of quilt kits here. Technorati Tags: sail, quilt, kits, nautical, free shipping |
Book: Feathered Star Quilt Blocks ll Posted: 17 Apr 2010 04:57 PM PDT Molly from Molly’s Place blog is lauding her good luck following her stint as a pattern tester for this new book by Marsha McClosky Feathered Stars Quilt Blocks ll. Marsha is giving all the testers a free copy. Go here to read more of Molly’s thoughts on the book, out this month, and the feathered stars block. Technorati Tags: books, Feathered Stars, quilt blocks |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 01:55 PM PDT Visit Ciao Chow Linda to learn how to make these beautiful candied violets to decorate cakes and cupcakes. Find the tutorial HERE. Technorati Tags: violets, candied, sugar, cake decorating, edible flowers |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 01:35 PM PDT With the massive popularity of digital stamping it’s easy to take sides, are you team traditional or team digital? Well, let Sheri Reguly on the Hero Arts blog tell you you don’t have to choose sides, you can be a hybrid stamper and incorporate both types of stamping in your projects. -Heather |
The Fearless Knitter by Jennifer E Seiffert Posted: 17 Apr 2010 11:26 AM PDT This Fearless Knitting Workbook, The Step-by-Step guide to Knitting Confidence by Jennifer E. Seiffert will truly make you a fearless knitter. She starts with the basics such as tools, gauge and how to get it, how to adjust when you don’t get it, where to sit, make sure there’s a cat nearby, you know, all the basics. Assessing mistakes, blocking,… |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 11:23 AM PDT It’s finally warmed up enough in my corner of the world that a picnic sounds appealing. This cute little basket is a 1:12 dollhouse scale from ColtPixy. Click on the photo to check out the rest of her photostream! |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 11:04 AM PDT The pattern and instructions for these plastic-canvas napkin rings are free from FreePatterns.com. I know they look a bit “traditional PC” in this image, which may be pleasing to some stitchers. But if you’d like something a bit edgier, you can funkify them by altering the design with colors, stitches, and embellishments. Get the pattern. |
Tutorial: Easier cutting for felt applique Posted: 17 Apr 2010 10:56 AM PDT Robin of Needlepoint Study Hall shows us how to use Glad Press ‘n’ Seal wrap to hold a paper pattern in place while you cut out a piece of felt, which she says makes it fun and easy to add appliqued felt to needlepoint. Cool. See the tute. |
Free stash-buster project from Janet Posted: 17 Apr 2010 10:49 AM PDT Here’s another rockin stash-buster project from Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint. She says,
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Tutorial: Needlepad with picot trim Posted: 17 Apr 2010 10:40 AM PDT Janet M. Davies of JMD Designs has posted a tutorial for this beautiful needlepad, including a stitch tute for the buttonhole stitch with picots that she used around the edge. So pretty! See the tutorial. |
Posted: 17 Apr 2010 10:30 AM PDT Here’s a heads-up from Cindy Ward of The Needlework Show:
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