We’re showcasing celebrations from cocktail parties to weddings this month in our Feast & Frolic series, and here’s a new fun way to incorporate wedding fun into your crafting. Jenny Hart just released a new set of wedding-themed Sublime Stitching patterns that are romantic and sweet, and super cool all at the same time. They’d […]
This quick sew project for oilcloth storage bins by Brett Bara on Design Sponge look fantastic! It’s a great way to get organized for spring. I want to make one for my kitchen to keep notes and little items that always seem to make their way on the counter.
After reading several takes on the “Infinite Variety” quilt show this past week, I’m curious if any of our readers in NYC had a chance to attend the showing? More than 650 quilts – pretty impressive.
Whitney of The Purl Bee has posted a beautiful ribbed sweater vest knitting pattern. I love the versatile shape that feels more like a modern wrap.
Inspired by an Atomic-age children’s sweater and named after Mad Men’s Sally Draper, this playful fitted cardigan with retro styling is surprisingly simple to knit. The three-quarter length sleeves make it a perfect transition sweater for crisp spring or fall days, the angora-blend yarn softens the pattern and adds to the nostalgic feel, and the crocheted buttonholes add to the overall charm.
Carrie Fritsche knit this awesome 9-foot by 6-foot TARDIS blanket as a birthday gift for her sister. After unsuccessfully looking for a TARDIS chart on the internet, I ended up making the pattern from scratch. It was knit in one large piece and has an attached fleece backing. You can find the free PDF pattern […]
Have you ever used Polly Danger’s bias tape before? If so, head over to her Facebook page – you’ve got just a few days left to enter her Facebook Project Contest!
