A friend's birthday is today and I wanted to make a little something for her. I found a cool tutorial to make a sewing caddy/pin cushion...
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I thought I would drop in and say howdy! Hope everyone is having a jolly festive season! It was snowing here earlier like the dickens..but h...
Here are the blocks I've received so far... It's going to be a nice throw size! What a great little wonky neighborhood!!!
Building an Inexpensive Capillary Mat Table As part of lowering the inputs the Farm has been purchasing, we have made a conscious ef...
Happy Wednesday!!!! Today I am sharing a little Unity project that I gave to a friend for her Birthday. This took me no longer than i...
This is my usual apron I use at home. It's my favorite - it's the perfect size, has a few pockets and is just an all around great fun...
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This little number has been on my "Inspiration for the school art show" Pinterest board for years, but I hadn't gotten around to making it...
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52 zippers project: All the zips! In 2017 I have a few lofty goals. One of the bigger ones is to undertake a project I’m calling “52 zippers”: this year I will sew 52 different zipper pouches or bags and post about them. I have kind of the perfect storm of reasons for doing this–I have too many zippers, too many cute fabrics that I’m not using because I don’t want to cut them up, lots of fabric embellishment ideas that I want to try out but not on a whole quilt, and of course a lack of organization. My other thought is that while I know many people have mastered zipper pouches, I think it is a common thing to fear the zipper. I’ve written up a set of basic lined zipper pouch instructions, which you can download for free! As the year goes on I will be adding more modifications and techniques to add to the simple zipper pouch. Look for more handouts to come! These handouts will be free for a limited time; at the end of the project I’ll be compiling all of the handouts into a comprehensive zipper pouch pattern.
The tiny house boat or weekender, or whatever is ends up becoming, wasn't my first project. A few years back a made this little scow-like vessel. Thought I'd show some pictures for whoever is interested. I build this pretty much free hand, no designs and way too little planning. It's not stable, neither practical. But, it…
We were up North visiting family for the weekend and I felt quite like my Mother. My Mom would always (always) be knitting away when we went on long car rides, and this car ride I was doing just that. Now, there is one humongous difference of course. My Mom is an experienced and excellent
C&T Publishers posted a little video (including a few giggles) chatting about my new book. Click on the link below to watch! https://fb.wa...
The words “Stampin’ Up” are pretty common around our household. I had some stamps out from a class I had last week (and didn’t have time to put my mess […]
Little zipper pouches... why are they so addictive to make? Every time - like EVERY SINGLE TIME - I just want to make a quick little project next to all the work I should be doing instead. But then I am becoming obsessed. It never is only one. I have to make them in big batches... Do you know what I am talking about?
You've probably already seen these little guys more than once as the project started back in 2006, so we thought it's high time to look at the best moments. Just in case you didn't know yet, Slinkachu is a talented artist based in London (a former art director) who now creates tiny scenarios in public places, then photographs and abandons them - to be discovered by no-doubt bemused passers-by.
So, I don't usually do many male cards and not from a little boy to his father, or for a father with a little boy but this image is perfect ...
