I found myself drooling over the photos of bias tape Dana, of Dana Made It, has been working on. She also has a good idea for storing bias tape you’ve made yourself – upcycle cardboard pieces with a colorful piece of paper and wind the tape around it. Simple and useful. You can use bias […]
We’ve posted before about Lucky Jackson’s 365 Lucky Days embroidery project, but I wanted to share with you this week’s theme: Margot Tenenbaum. The Royal Tenenbaums is a favorite film of mine, and I think she captures the despondent and angst-ridden character of Margot Tenenbaum nicely. More: Living In: The Royal Tenenbaums
Haley is always turning it out over on her blog The Zen of Making. I am loving her new tutorial where she shows us how to make a 2-in-1 pin cushion. So practical and adorable to boot.
If you’re like me and are trying to restock your note card stash, check out Wild Olive. She’s offered this adorable mini quilt block card that you could use as a note to a friend or even as a needle book, like she did. Visit her post to get the PDF download.
Not that I need another quilting project, but this Feather Bed Quilt pattern by Anna Maria Horner makes me look twice. I’d love to see it in some saturated Marimekko prints I have loitering in my closet. Check out the free pdf and get started! (Via The Red Jet.)
Pokรฉmon enthusiast eponases stoically spent 8 months creating this epic cross-stitched piece, which includes all 151 original Pokรฉmon. [via neatorama] More: Cross-Stitched Final Fantasy III Monopoly Board @Craftzine.com blog Internet Cross Stitch Sampler @Craftzine.com blog Adafruit Ohm Sweet Ohm Cross-Stitch Kit @Craftzine.com blog
If you’re ready to try your hand at quilting, but want something a little more useful than a decorative mini quilt, check out this quilted hexagon placemat tutorial that Sister Diane from CraftyPod shared on Spoonflower. I love how the giant hexagons give this traditional quilting method such a bold, fresh look! I haven’t tried […]
