DIY Fabric Wall Art Décor – Easy Tutorial
I get asked fairly often how to decorate large walls inexpensively. Buying art or frames adds up when you have…
I get asked fairly often how to decorate large walls inexpensively. Buying art or frames adds up when you have…
Happy November my friends! Halloween is done and we are now onto the gratitude month. There are so many things I am grateful for. I realize how blessed my life is and I am super grateful to share bits of it with you. Thank you to those readers that literally come daily to check out what I do. You mean the world to me.
Is blue the only color of a summer sky? Not to be confused with navy or cobalt, indigo is often…
It’s summertime when most homeowners make more than a few trips to the garden center. While you shop for your…
*This Drop Cloth and Cement Planters post is sponsored by EcoScraps. You can make the coolest textured pots out of…
Well, I put away my Lucky St. Patrick’s Day Pillow and remembered that I bought some Easter fabric napkins on…
As a thank-you for all of their hard work and dedication, teachers often receive gifts from their students and their…
I’m having a hard time dealing with the fact that summer vacation is almost over. We can count the number…
I love a good wreath. They are fun to make and usually don’t take very long from start to finish. It’s always nice to have something pretty on the door to welcome your visitors. As you are freshening up your house for spring weather, don’t forget your door decor!
I have teamed up with Online Fabric Store this week to bring you four sewing tutorials using the most beautiful fabric like Amy Butler, Joel Dewberry and Michael Miller. I thought we would start the week with a backpack we made for Kayla’s upcoming school year. We? Yes we! My amazing cousin Lindsay is visiting from Chicago to help with these tutorials.
I’ve recently discovered how much fun it can be to craft with bandanas. No matter what your past experience has been with bandanas, give these squares of paisley-printed fabric a second chance in your craft projects. Check out these 5 Ways to Craft with Bandanas.
I don’t know many crafters who don’t have a stash of fabric scraps somewhere. Some of them have much bigger stashes than others ( I won’t name any names…we know who we are), but the feeling of being unable to throw away such pretty pieces of fabric–no matter how small–is mutual. Here are five fun ways to upcycle fabric scraps–or just to get an excuse to collect lots of pretty fabric–with projects for around your home. Enjoy!