Jessica at How About Orange has a tutorial on how to make iron-on vinyl coasters. I had no idea there was iron-on vinyl available and must run to the fabric store soon. Just think, it’s almost like making your own version of oilcloth!
Average Jane Crafter really lucked out on Mother’s Day when she was gifted with these beautiful needlework charms from Silent Stitches. A whole slew of embroidery tools and stitches are available in charm form–pictured here are the feather stitch, an embroidery hoop, a pair of stork embroidery scissors, and a needle.
Indie Fixx discovered Hasenpfeffer Inc’s soft toys and unique jewelry. Hasenpfeffer is the duo of Daniela and Chris Shelton and they recycle and reuse cast off clothing and toys to make their crafty wares.
The retro-fabulous Lala-a-Gogo has just opened up her Kitschy.net shop, which is full of kooky finds like the “Bag O’ Kitsch” (full of flea-market goodies like 1960s dolls, faux flowers and vintage beads), ribbon and button combo-packs, and jewelry made from ’50s and ’60s notions.
I love plastic canvas and it looks like Cathy of California has the jackpot available. Check out her selection of vintage plastic canvas available in her Etsy shop. I love all the variety of motifs and shapes available. The flower shape is my favorite.
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Give your technology a bit of handmade love with the Amy Butler Laptop Cover and MP3 Case pattern ($12.95) now available at Reprodepot.com.
