We’re officially one week away from St. Patrick’s Day, and here’s a fun free pattern from Sublime Stitching that you can stitch up on a tea towel, apron or beer koozie to celebrate. More: New Wedding Embroidery Patterns From Sublime Stitching @Craftzine.com blog Embroidered “Bejeweled” Shirt Project From Sublime Stitching @Craftzine.com blog “This Took Forever” […]
I believe a gal should have a purse for every occasion, even if she isn’t quite old enough to need to carry one. With spring in the air and Easter on the horizon, every little lass needs a cute carry-all! Inspired by those marshmallow bunnies, the Peeps-a-Boo Bag uses simple granny squares to form a rabbit motif. It’s sweet and easy, and makes for the perfect egg-hunt companion. Switch out the pink for a brown or blue bunny, and make it for the lad in your life. Either way, your kiddo will hop for joy when she or he gets this tiny tote!
I’m sure that this paper mache Easter egg tutorial from Megan at Not Martha was designed with kids in mind, but I maintain that you’re never really too old for treat balls! I think it would be fun to stuff a bunch of them with quirky gifts, good chocolate, and maybe even a tiny bottle […]
If a craft project includes googly eyes in the supplies list, I’m there. These sweet little Easter cards from Paper Source are a bright and cheerful craft for spring. Get the templates and instructions over on the Paper Source blog.
I’ll admit it: after the Thanksgiving-Christmas-New Year’s-Valentine’s Day decorating craziness, I’m feeling more than a little holiday burn out. But, this zipper shamrock brooch from Linda at Craftaholics Anonymous is just the cute, simple piece I needed to ease me into St. Patrick’s Day. It would also make a pretty fantastic kid craft! More: Shamrock […]
It’s Thing #16909 from faberdasher, directly enlarged from Thing #12208 by emmett (who is also a central node in the Thingiverse cube gears phenomenon). All of these complex bevel-geared kinetic sculptures can be traced back to the mechanical papercraft of Haruki Nakamura, which was, I believe, first adapted for fused-filament printing in Thing #4683 by […]
OK, yeah, that’s cute. Incidentally, Lego element #3176, Plate, Modified 3 x 2 with Hole is also available in red. From reddit user spatiality. More:35-lb Lego Heart
