Epaulette schiet rond deze tijd van het jaar meestal in een naaikramp, en dat was ook enkele dagen geleden weer het geval. Zowat anderhalve week voor kerst besloot ze de schoonmoeder een tas ineen …
These wrist parakeets are super simple to make, require very few art supplies, and…are amazingly adorable, yes? They’re also tough. Thanks to their sturdy pipe cleaner tethers, these pa…
Op zoek naar patronen of borduursets om planten, bloemen of cactussen te borderen? Borduur zelf je urban jungle, deze DIY is ook geschikt voor beginners.
I am having too much fun! Seriously. I love denim. And I have always been a mender of jeans. Lots of jeans. Living with five kids and working on a ranch along with a husband who works hard, jeans ripped and tore and wore out. I have mended innumerable jeans (meaning I have never numbered them and wish I had). When I was in seventh grade, I started embroidering... on my jeans. I drew on my jeans with a ballpoint pen during class and went home and embroidered them at night. I wish I still had those jeans. Now I feel like I'm re-living seventh grade. OnlyDaughter brought me four pair of li'l girl jeans to mend. And this is what I have been doing in my spare time. Love it! Soon I will go next door and grab the other little jeans that belong to more of my little people and stitch on them too. Won't that be fun? Yes, it will!
Today I'm sharing a collection of some of my favorite transfer methods and the fun projects I've created using them.
In dieser Anleitung zeige ich euch Schritt für Schritt, wie ihr ganz einfach ein wunderschönes Pfauenkissen nähen könnt. Mit kostenlosem Schnittmuster!
En cette période d'isolement, le bricolage reprend ses lettres de noblesse!
I have recently moved to WordPress and I am still learning how to use my blog. This is going to be my first post 😉 I want to share our end of the year with you. We have had a great end of second grade. I had a great group and I will miss them... Read More
Boro is the age old Japanese art of mending textiles and is literally translated as rags or scraps of cloth. As far back as the 17th century, peasants, merchants and artisans would patch up clothing…
