World’s Best Hot Pads – Made from Washcloths
This is a very photo heavy how-to to make the best hot pads ever. I learned how to make these from my Aunt Harriet. She wasn’t really my Aunt, she was a friend… Read More
This is a very photo heavy how-to to make the best hot pads ever. I learned how to make these from my Aunt Harriet. She wasn’t really my Aunt, she was a friend… Read More
Our most recent crafty challenge was to make a headwarmer. This could be in any color, material, style or shape. Cheri was ahead of us all and posted her adorable recycled sweater hat… Read More
Hat from a sweater. Supplies: Sweater- I found a beautiful wool sweater at Goodwill for under $2.00. Stripes make measuring easier Scissors Ruler Sewing machine Embroidery needle and floss Lay out the sweater… Read More
Cheri-Kristin and I always make similar projects and when I saw her garland from yesterday, I had to laugh. Without even being aware of it we both made garland. Her project is so… Read More
One of the greatest benefits of having a crafting family are how ideas are bounced, re-imaged, and re-shaped among us. I really love the Star Ornaments that Loryn made and I also just… Read More
Lynne: I liked using scraps of wrapping paper to make my last ornament and I decided I would try to use up more of the pieces I have lying around. I found this tutorial… Read More
I knew from the beginning that I would just have to make a tree ornament for this Christmas advent. I have had one in mind, but I had no idea to execute it.… Read More
Our own wonderful watercolorist and art instructor Teri Partridge of the Pear Tree Gallery always teaches a full week of ornament classes in the month of December. She has agreed to join us as a… Read More
I really wanted to make a simple ornament with aluminum foil. I have been wracking my brain trying to think of something and it hit me while I was driving home from work.… Read More