Here is the post that I have been meaning to make for many months – the tutorial for pojagi by machine. Pojagi is Korean patchwork that is traditionally done by hand with silk. Since Korean…
I am so excited I finished Megan's block for the cocorico bee !!! I love it so much. Her theme for March (yup, I'm a little late) was The...
CreativeMamy. 5,261,432 likes · 62,631 talking about this. Maria France & Maria Italy !!! Enjoy it’s craft time ! We Love ♻️♻️♻️♻️
A microwavable heating pad is amazing for muscles and backs that are sore from working out, sleeping wrong, or tweaking something. Makes a great gift!
Crochet sweet corn (1 pcs) 🌽 SIZE 14 cm. / 5,5 inch Made of 100 % cotton yarn. Antiallergic filling. You can remove green leaves from it. Play is a fun way to learn about the colors, shapes and names of different vegetables. These are made of a soft material and are easy to wash, so your child can be just as creative as a master chef. Encourages role play which helps children to develop social skills by imitating grown-ups and inventing their own roles. Helps the child develop fine motor skills and hand/eye co-ordination. The best part about them is they are chemical free unlike plastic play food sets. They are very realistic looking tooGreat complements to the play kitchen. Great for sensory play! My items are 100% handmade, beautiful and unique. I pay close attention in every stitches. My products are made from 100% cotton yarn, high quality fibre fill. All my items are made in a smoke-free and pet-free environment. Care instruction: Hand wash with warm water or gentle wash in the washing machine. Please note: This item is handmade. It may have colour variations or slight imperfections. Small details may be different to pictures. Montessori toddler, Crochet food toys, Baby toys, Waldorf toys, crochet vegetables, Sensory toys Play Food Sets for Kids Kitchen - Toy Food Assortment, Fake Food for Early Learning & Pretend Play, Toy Kitchen Playset & Play Kitchen Accessories for Toddlers Cooking Fun
A list of the 10 best DIY sewing gifts for a new mom. This list includes projects for a range of skills, so don't count yourself out!
Commercial sewing patterns can be hard to understand. Learn how to read a sewing pattern with these easy steps. Each part is broken down into simple terms.
I know you've been patiently waiting for this sweatshirt so I'm super excited to get it to you! The pattern is a raglan sleeve sweatshirt with a scuba style hood, optional front pocket and arm seam detailing. It's been my favorite pattern for a long time because it's practical, unique, warm, super comfortable, versatile and beyond adorable! I love pairing it
I agree with Heather from Quilt Story, a mini quilt in this style is a must-make and soon. Vickie from My Full Color Life adapted the subject in the original mini Girl on a Tree Swing by Aneela Hoe…
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The kids are really interested in camping all of a sudden. With a few weeks left of summer vacation, I wasn't quite prepared to take a 3 year old, 5 year old and baby camping, but I did come up with some fun ways to "camp" during the day in our backyard. Here are a few fun camping activities, books and gear we have been enjoying:
Hello Lovelies, The weather has been dismal again here today. So instead of trying to write my December Nature notes post I've been cheering myself up looking through my photos from 2011 , picking out three crochet images from each month to share with you again :0) 2011 was my first full year of blogging and looking back at my photos I'm surprised at the amount of things I've made JANUARY......... SIBOL squares and Flowers from a new book Granny "spike"cushion Hanging Hearts FEBRUARY......... Squares for my Granny square blanket Crochet trim for a jersey dress ( I've worn this lots over the festive period:0) ) Felt Needle books with crochet embellishments for a giveaway MARCH......... Kaleidoscope Hexagon....I was not happy with this colourway but loved the pattern Recycling cotton yarn from a thrifted garment Cushion made using the recycled yarn APRIL....... Second cushion from same yarn Amigurumi Bunnies Patriotic flower bunting for the royal wedding MAY........ Bunny for my niece....more of a sewing project but she has a crochet jacket :0) Finding a colourway I like for the Kaleidoscope hexagons Little crochet toadstool house JUNE......... playing around with my granny squares writing the initials of my blog :0) Then adding the plum border to my granny squares Finishing my granny square blanket and photographing it next to the vintage blanket that inspired it ( Love mine but the original is just amazing ) JULY.... Starting a giant granny inspired by Sucrettes CAL Hooking the border of this blanket in the car on the way to Norfolk for our Holidays Photographing finished blanket outside our caravan and giving it to my Mum AUGUST........ Starting my Blooming flower cushion Adding round 2 to my production line of 100 Kaleidoscope hexagons Starting another giant granny in "vintage" colours SEPTEMBER........ Finishing my blooming flower cushion Adding more rounds to second giant granny Making crochet bowls for another giveaway OCTOBER........ Finishing second giant granny Joining Lucy and Heathers ripple along with a baby blanket Making a little family of owls :0) NOVEMBER........ Finishing my baby ripple Making a cosy cowl and a little zipped pouch as a leaving gift DECEMBER....... Mug cosy teacher gifts Christmas Pud with Lucy's holly and finally...... a Little Mouse tree decoration for my sister in law and familyPhew! that's......... 4 cushions, 4 Blankets and 14 smaller projects ......there are one or two that I haven't included in this list as well !! That's a lot of crochet for me and looking at it all together makes me very happy . The thing that ties it all together is that it's all been inspired by the internet......and mostly your lovely blogs and Flickr photo streams.I just love being able to see what you clever people are creating. Being able to share my own creations here really is the icing on the cake . So thank you again for visiting and your kind, generous comments :0) Here's to lots more crochet in 2012 . My main crochet resolution is to finish my Kaleidoscope blanket and I'm trying very hard not to get sidelined into any more projects till it's finished. Hope the start of 2012 is going well for you. Jacquie x P.S. December Nature notes will follow soon .
I guess that it would be fair to say that this isn’t so much a tutorial for newlyweds, as it is for people who have been dependent on their moms their entire lives for simple things like reat…
This quilt is based on the traditional quilt block Tippecanoe, that also goes by Crossed Canoes and other names. It is featured in Denyse Schmidt's book Modern Quilts, Traditional Inspiration. I used April Rhodes Arizona fabric and coordinating soft cotton solids (I think Cotton Couture but I can't
let's hear it for the boy... cheri okay..cheri is like the queen of boys....tons of great homemade awesomeness--go HERE source gives a whole new meaning to pillow fight slipcovers by shelley birthday present for
Finished my string quilt top, just got to add a 1 1/2" border then figure out how to quilt it.
So, as promised, I will share my step by step instructions for how to back a cross stitch bookmark. This is the first time I have ever done it so the final outcome is not as neat as I had anticipat…
A place for long distance amigas, Jenn & Kerry, to share projects, ideas & inspiration.
When we got this submission from Melanie, it just really popped out at me. I thought it would be a fun Friday feature, just to make us hap...
hi there just a quick jump in here in between climbing over boxes, and finally finding our toothbrushes so we don’t have hairy teeth anymore… if you happen to live in the salt lake or utah county area…we meaning natalia bonner, kim walus and i (the utah girls featured in the moda bake shop book) […]
Succulent and cacti cross-stitch crafts make great gifts. With something for everyone from beginners to pros, these patterns are great for all ages.
• •• •• •• ••INSTANT DOWNLOAD•• •• •• •• •• https://www.etsy.com/help/article/3949 The sample shown was designed for 14 count aida. DESIGN DETAILS • Stitch count: 90 x 80 H • Finished Design Size on 14 count fabric: Approximately 5.9" x 5.3 inches • Thread Brand: DMC stranded cotton • Thread Quantity : 7 color • Types of stitches: Basic cross stitch • Skill level: Easy Peasy ••• Important Please Read ••• •This is a PDF Cross Stitch Pattern ONLY, not a finished product. No fabric, floss, needles or other materials are included in the listing. This pattern is an Instant Download and the file will be available via Etsy once payment is confirmed. •Image(s) shown are for visualization purposes only. • The PDF Pattern comes with basic information, a pattern in color blocks, a pattern in symbols, a pattern showing both symbols and color and a list of the DMC floss colors you will need. I DO NOT include stitching tutorials. • Because this is a digital product, no refunds can be made. If you are unhappy with your purchase, please contact me and I will try my best to make it right.
Here’s the honest truth, when you’re a creative, people who know you and love you send you tons of pictures they see online of inspiring projects. It’s hilarious because sometimes…
We are baking, sewing & crafting up a storm, preparing handmade gifts for this holiday season. I am sharing 30 wonderful sewn gifts from 30 amazing bloggers! Head on over to According to Kelly for 30 fabulous crafty gifts. A Southern Fairytale is spotlighting 30 edible yummies & holiday-inspired recipes.You definitely don’t want to miss…
Do you love sewing? Is your best friend a seamstress? Does your mom have mad sewing skills? Then this funny coffee cup is perfect! Enjoy a hot beverage while letting others know that you drive fast and barefoot! - Large 15 oz. white ceramic coffee mug - Image is embedded on both sides - Image will not fade, peel or scratch off - Dishwasher Safe - Microwave Safe Not exactly what you're looking for? Want to change the colors, the wording, or both? No Problem! Just let us know!
"And the Child grew and became strong; He was filled with wisdom and the grace of God was upon Him." Luke 2: 40
I've been wanting to make a scrap bag for Edna Elizabeth. Ever since we were booted off the dining room table I've been struggling for a spot for scraps and trash that accumulates while sewing. I made this organizer from the tutorial by Elizabeth Harman on Sew Mama Sew. I made a few changes to…
