I’m loving the sweet embellished look of this flower ruffle collar by Katie Did for her little girls’ Easter dresses. This same technique can be used to add detailing to skirts, sweaters, and shirts for yourself! [ via Whip Up ]
Leigh Ann of the object project shares her steps for using an image from a coloring book to make these cute bath-time scrubby buddies. As she points out, it’s a great way to use up old towels or terry cloth scraps!
The Crafty Crow is featuring a special Mother’s Day project for kids by Blair at Wise Craft on how to make drawer sachets. Blair writes: Everyone loves scented drawers. This is one of many projects I keep “in my back pocket” for those afternoons when my 10 year old daughter suddenly wants to “make something” […]
I’m in love with play kitchens and these play kitchens, such as the frizzle sizzle stove and the splish splash sink, are made from recycled olive tins by Rafinesse & Tristesse. These little tin kitchen sets make you feel like you’re living in a fantastic tiny world, just like from one of my favorite children’s […]
Sarah James at Instructables made this apron using sheet vinyl and duct tape, no sewing required! This is a great project to do with your kids; aprons for the whole family! More: How-To: Duct Tape No-Sew Tote
There has been a lot of great response to Dana of Made’s toddler dress from a man’s dress shirt. I love seeing variations on the project, like this one from luvinthemommyhood that is breezy and fun – perfect for summer!
WoodClinic on Etsy creates and sells goods that are made from reclaimed wood from local mills. Additionally, all goods are stained with natural oil. How fantastic is that? That’s why I’m in love with this hardwood toy sewing machine. The crank turns and the “needle” goes up and down. It’s the perfect gift for a […]
