Try as I might, I’ve yet to find a way to cook delicious meals that doesn’t result in at least a few dishes. So, even if I can’t remove the dreaded chore from my to-do list, I can at least make it a bit lovelier with a knitted mosaic dishcloth! Made with sturdy cotton yarn […]
Gardening is a rewarding craft that bridges the gap between art and earth. Plants grow and thrive, and all they need to do it is a bit of water, sun and love. Provide your container gardens with some lush soil, and they, in turn, will provide an enriched environment and years of beauty.
Whether you’re a quilter, a fashion designer, a painter, a scrapbooker, or any other kind of crafter who works with color, knowing a bit about color theory can help you select and combine multiple colors more beautifully.
In the market for a cozy new knitting project? Get colorful with this stranded colorwork headband knitting tutorial!
Planning a color scheme can be one of the hardest parts of starting a new knitting or crochet project. But, turns out, it really doesn’t have to be!
In high school I used to steal large sheets of grid paper from the drafting room flat files and spend hours, if not weeks, meticulously coloring in each square with a seemingly random selection of colors. It was like therapy. So you can imagine my delight when this turned up in my inbox. Geometric color grid explosion!
By Carina Envoldsen-Harris If you’re stuck for color inspiration for your projects, turning to your favorite images on Flickr or Pinterest can help you get unstuck. Photos are a wonderful source of color inspiration! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to extract colors from a photo to make a color palette. But remember – […]
