If you are just reading this you might want to start at the very beginning Click here to read My Blog Story. It had been a huge goal of mine to be on TV. I am not talking my own show or anything, although I wouldn’t turn it down if I was offered, but it {…Read More…}
I received my order from HP last week. A few weeks ago I told you about their HP Photo Creations program which is a free downloadable software you can use to print and create photo gifts. I am still giving way an HP Envy All-in-one Printer over there and I only have 2 entries! I {…Read More…}
I am currently in Anaheim, California at the Craft & Hobby Association (CHA) Winter tradeshow. It is a 4-day event with most of the major craft companies in attendance showcasing their new products for the year — Silhouette America being one of them. I will be showing off their booth soon and they have {…Read More…}
Happy weekend, everyone! Did you get a chance to see the darling skirts I made for Kayla from Adorn-It’s fat quarter fabric stacks? They were unbelievably easy to make, especially because all the fabrics in my stack coordinated perfectly, so it was easy to pair them up for the skirts! I love that about fat {…Read More…}
On Wednesday I showed you how I made 4 Valentine’s Day skirts out of fat quarters from the Happy Hearts line from ADORNit. These fabrics all coordinate and are so darling. ADORNit’s Happy Hearts Collection is available in both fabric and paper and includes coordinating ribbon and embellishments. The designs have playful elements like polka {…Read More…}
I am very excited to introduce my first contributor here on IC. I asked Brook from Being Brook if she would join the ranks here at IC. She has yet to be discovered by most of you but she is brilliant and I am excited to showcase her each month here. Hello Infarrantly {…Read More…}
I received the Happy Hearts Fat Quarter stack from the girls at Adorn-It! Their new Happy Hearts line is perfect for Valentine’s day crafting. I decided to take their fat quarter stack and make some skirts for Kayla. This is a very simple beginner’s project that used two fat quarters and can be {…Read More…}
