There’s a few more spaces left for Yarn School (Oct 1-4) and Felt School (Oct 5-6) taught by Nikol Lohr and Shannon Okey respectively. The location is at Nikol’s Harveyville Project, 2 former schoolhouses transformed into workshop and living/studio spaces in Harveyville, KS. I love the idea of this retreat for intense learning as well […]
Cathe at Just Something I Made has found a way to extend the life and use of a beloved vintage quilt by scanning it in to her computer and using it in several different craft projects. Above, she’s printed the scanned quilt on ink-jet iron on paper and applied it to thrifted leather remnants. She […]
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elieve me, you have no idea how excited I was to receive Amy Karol’s second book, Bend the Rules with Fabric.
Jess from The Adventures of Rory and Jess and Sadie shares how she took a pair of dollar store oven mitts and converted them to kid-sized oven mitts for her daughter to use with her play kitchen. Adorable! [ via Dollar Store Crafts ]
Meg at Decor It Yourself just did this week’s episode about making your own clock. It’s so simple, and can add some real personality to your space! You can buy a clock mechanism online, or take apart a bland clock and use that one!
