This is from a while back, but a friend turned me on to this great tutorial for sewing cut chenille. I never knew you could make your own chenille! It looks pretty laborious, but the end result is so pretty and cozy to boot! The process shots are gorgeous–well worth a look.
When I first pulled up this snazzy looking clutch post on my computer, I was confused … “Why does it say ‘poopy clutch?’ Is that a typo?” And then I realized, this wasn’t some super classy clutch for a night on the town, it’s a beautiful and practical clutch for holding diapers and wipes for […]
These kitty pants by Kristine Jorskogen are about as cute as, well, a kitty! As Jorskogen says on the Ravelry page, “I’ve seen many people searching for a pattern for Kitty pants, but I could not find a single one! So I decided to make one myself, and I hope it will be of use […]
This baby apron (or Bapron) from Jess of Craftiness is not Optional is a cute and practical project for wee ones. As Kelly at Oilcloth Addict points out, it would be especially nice if made out of a soft laminated fabric!
Christy Canida writes: “Soft baby shoes (or booties) let your little one build proper foot muscles and feel the ground while crawling or walking about.”
Jole Henriques of Made By Joel is back with another ingenious project. This time, he’s celebrating the impending arrival of a new baby by creating adorable wee socks from a pair of adult socks. And while it’s a great way to upcycle a pair of your old socks, I can’t help but think how fun […]
Crochet some stylish leg warmers for babies or toddlers with this project excerpt from Little Crochet by Linda Permann.
