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Wendy’s DIY Woven Cuff Bracelet will add a little pizzazz to a spring outfit. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to bare my arms to show off a cute bracelet like this. Drop by My French Twist to see the tutorial and then go round up your supplies. While you’re visiting, be sure…
Ann from Apple Street Cottage created a pretty decoupaged heart shaped box that’s perfect for gifting. She spent less than $10 on her project because she used a paper mache box and other supplies she already had on hand. Even if you started from scratch, all the items she used are readily available from the…
Hannah of Handmade Weekly shared a fun beginner’s soap making tutorial. I was under the impression that soap making was difficult (and possibly dangerous). However, as seen in Hannah’s post, there are lots of (less dangerous) products for beginning and casual soap makers. Her results are gorgeous! I love all the herbs and flowers in…
Wow! It’s February already! At this point I welcome the rush of days. That means warm weather will be here soon enough, the number of people vaccinated for COVID will reach critical mass and MAYBE we can find some normalcy again. That’s why I look forward to Thursdays and the next installment of Creatively Crafty….
Donna from Modern on Monticello created a footed tray with scrap wood and a lucky find from one of the big craft stores. It looks fantastic! I love how it stands above her table to elevate the decorations. After looking for a set of suitable legs for her tray, Donna found a great solution by…
Helen at Hello Sewing has a tutorial for making an Unsponge. It’s a great way to use up extra material and help keep your dishes sparkling. Drop by for a video tutorial and download the pattern. Wouldn’t these make cute gifts as part of a kitchen set? This is a great upcycle craft that fits…
T’onna of Sew Crafty Crochet is known for her clever creations. This week’s crocheted Dumpster Fire is perfect! I can’t think of a better representation of 2020. What will 2021 bring? Hopefully a better day but so far… Anyway, here’s to better days in 2021!
Welcome to the first Creatively Crafty Link Party of 2021! The first feature of 2021 is from Meinhilde of Kiku Corner who designed a gorgeous hand quilted ginkgo leaf playmat from a beautiful piece of turmeric colored cotton poplin. The playmat is intended for her soon to arrive baby. I love the color! Congratulations on…
I’m sure I’m not the only one who is happy to say goodbye to 2020. However, it’s still the Christmas season, and since many of us have young ones to entertain, I thought you’d like this post from Priyam’s SimpleJoys which features kid friendly, seasonal snacks. Aren’t these fun? If you like paper crafts and…
Liz from Howling at the Moon made a couple of Canal House cushions based on a pattern from Scheepjes. The tapestry crochet pattern captures the blocky Amsterdam houses, doesn’t it? What a fun project and perfect to make over the holiday break. Drop by to find out where Liz found the pattern and the yarns….
Maya of The Little Treasures shares five ways to wrap presents using yarn. These would be wonderful for gifting to crafters especially, but also anyone who appreciates something pretty. My favorite is this Frozen inspired gift wrap which makes use of roving, tulle and a pretty pick to create something almost too pretty to open!…
I actually laughed out loud when I saw Anita’s Steampunk Gnomes. This is what Tom Petty or ZZ Top would look like, if they were gnomes. The peacock feathers are just the right touch to add a bit of color and kitsch. Unique Creations by Anita has a ton of inspiring mixed media crafts for…
