How-To: Make a Necklace from a Necktie
Put a new twist on an old necktie.
Yarncraft
Crochet this Adorable Big Hero 6 Baymax Hat
Know a little Big Hero 6 fan who’s got Baymax on the brain? Go ahead and turn their enthusiasm into a wooly reality with this adorable crocheted Baymax hat! The pattern is by Sarah of Repeat Crafter Me, and despite the impressive likeness to the Big Hero 6 character, she says this is actually a […]
Sew It: DIY Lace Underwear
Lovely undergarments can cost pretty penny, so, next time you want to add a lacy little something to your lingerie drawer, why not hit your sewing room instead of a boutique? If you’ve always wanted to try making your own lace underwear, now’s your chance! Thanks to the stretch in oversized elastic lace trim, sewing […]
Dinner Hacks: Sew a Baked Potato Microwave Bag
Microwaved baked potatoes are my go-to quick dinner staple for those long days when I just want something warm, filling, and comforting. Requiring basically zero effort, they’re ready to eat in about ten minutes. And, since you can easily personalize the toppings on each individual potato, they’re even a great choice for the pickiest of […]
Modern and Practical: Geometric Tumbling Blocks Coasters and Trivets
Block patterns in sewing and design have been around for hundreds of years, and for good reason—the eye-catching geometric shapes never seem to go out of style! Protect your wooden tables and delicate surfaces from spills, condensation, or excess heat all while staying true to your modern aesthetic with a set of geometric felt tumbling […]
Homemade TARDIS Messenger Bag
If you’ve ever needed a bag that was bigger on the inside then you can understand the logic behind this homemade TARDIS messenger bag from Jade Falcon of Geek Grrl Crafts.
Knitting Tips: 3 Ways to Weave in Ends
As any new knitter will tell you, weaving in yarn ends seems like it should be a pretty straightforward task, but hiding those extra inches can be surprisingly frustrating if you don’t know what you’re doing. Luckily, learning three simple techniques—the selvedge edge weave, duplicate stitch, and invisible purl bump weave—will have you finishing your […]
