Last week we gave you a peek into the Plaid Creator’s Summit that I attended in Atlanta a couple of weeks ago (if you missed it you can find the post here). During my visit I had the chance to try out a bunch of new product’s from Plaid Crafts, and today I’m SO excited...
This post was originally published in July 2017 and updated as of June 2022. When summer comes around, sometimes I get in a crafting slump since we spend so much time outdoors splash-padding and ice cream truck-ing, leaving less time to spend an afternoon in the craft room. However, I have found that textile crafts...
This is so sweet. Cute face and lovely
flowers. I love the mesh because it has
exact places to put stitches.
That’s why I liked needlepoint.
If I tried to stitch free-hand some stitches
were too long, some too short, just a mess.
I don’t do Instagram so I won’t be able to enter.
I want to try all of the new products (new to
me – been a long time since I was in the
fabric section)
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One of my favorite ways to waste pass time is to wander around at the craft store and brainstorm ideas of things I can make. When I saw these unfinished wood geometric candle holders on my last visit, I knew I had to get them for a craft. I added a little faux finish, metallic...
Have the dog days of summer got you moving at such a pace that you are feeling a creative slump? I feel it. Long days in the heat and humidity can really make a gal feel like the only place she belongs after a long summer day of entertaining children is laying prostrate near the...
Oh, summer vacation! Sometimes you are a sun-soaked day at the beach full of popsicles and warm sand and firefly catching and sometimes you are a whine-filled extravaganza of children fighting over the same water gun, coupled with a chorus of “I’m bored!” exclamations every half hour. It can be the best and the worst...
This post was originally published June 2017 and updated as of June 2022. These DIY Tie Dye Headbands are made so easy by taking some white cotton t-shirts that were taking up space in my closet and giving them a little tie-dye makeover. I was able to whip up a handful of fun and summery...
Hi Denise! You can see instructions toward the end of this post: http://streetscenevintage.blogspot.com/2012/07/vintage-diy-6-easy-and-quick-diy.html. Or you can just type in “twisted headband” on Pinterest and find lots of tutorials!ReplyCancel
The macrame keychains? You can see the tutorial here: https://prettylifegirls.com/2020/05/a-step-by-step-diy-macrame-keychain-tutorial.html.ReplyCancel
Thank you Colgate® for sponsoring this post. With my recent move to NYC I feel like my whole life has been put in a bottle and someone is shaking it furiously. Everything feels a little harder and a little crazier than normal, but every day I’m feeling a little better about this city, this apartment,...
This Fathers Day Cookies post was originally published in June 2017 and updated as of May 2022. Fathers Day Cookies (along with our free printable tags) are the perfect, simple gift for all the sweets-loving dads in your life! We’ll walk you through how we took it all to the next level with just a...
I need to make this for my dad this year! So cute!
LOVE these!!
Hi Liz, welcome to team watercolour! Your coasters are gorgeous too. In some hardware stores you can get individual tiles as samples, for free and they make a great base for a Mod Podge coasters x
I totally want to make some of these for Christmas gifts this year! They’re so pretty!
Where does one find plain coasters ?
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