I am so amazed by Anna of forty-two roads who made this toy kitchen for her daughter entirely from scratch, using primarily corrugated cardboard that was salvaged from the dumpster. Anna covered the pieces in contact paper and joined them together using no glue, no nails, nothing but clever joining cuts, which makes the kitchen […]
Zakka Life has a pattern showing you how to knit this absolutely adorable pencil scarf. Link.
Bonnie writes: After writing endless Star Wars craft projects for Lucasfilm on starwars.com — like the Bossk Bean Art portrait, Chewie Tissue Box Cozies, Yoda Felt Doll and a ton of others — I figured that I might as well start a group on Livejournal where we can all share our ideas! Please join the […]
Candace of Crafty Daisies shows you how to recycle those old coffee canisters and use them for your halloween decor or for your little trick or treaters. Link.
Betz White shows you how she modified her growing son’s favorite 2 year old t-shirt so he could still wear it, making a very cool “hand me up”. Link.
Fabric designer Tanya Whelan just put up this easy child’s ruffled skirt tutorial. The skirts in the picture above are made with Barefoot Roses and Amy Butler fabrics. [via] Link.
I love these Halloween costumes for kids by Martha Stewart that can easily be made by getting supplies at the local supermarket. There’s also more ideas in the Halloween section on the site as well as in the Martha Stewart Halloween issue on newsstands. Link.
