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I don’t know where the time has gone but it’s already the middle of the year and Father’s Day is just around the corner. My kids and I love surprising my husband each year with a handmade gift. The kids love crafting and I love giving him something truly unique. Since I love hankies and […]
I’m going to confess, I’ve been wanting to do this craft for a VERY long time. Not because my chair cushions are disgusting, which they are, but I’ve been dying to use a staple gun. It’s silly but I’ve wanted to use one for YEARS. I’m guessing it dates back to when I used to […]
If you have been following the blog for awhile, you’ll know that I’ve recently been doing a lot of sewing projects for the house. So this past weekend, my sister and my nephews came over and noticed some of the new stuff I made. Anyhow, to make a long story short, after seeing everything […]
It’s that time again where I’m itching to dress up my house for the holidays. I decorate my house twice a year, for Christmas and also for Valentines Day. A third time, if you count Halloween, when I stick a pumpkin outside my house for two months, before it rots and has to be thrown […]
I’ve been a big fan of using freezer paper as stencils for awhile now. It’s a fabulous way to stencil fabrics with because not only does the paper stick nicely to fabric with a little heat, it can also be easily pulled away once you are done. Plus the paper is sturdy enough that paint […]
One of the best things about our business is that we constantly get emails from our customers inquiring about how to make a certain hankie craft or sewing project. Often we already have the hanky craft already available to our customers but sometimes we don’t. This is one that we didn’t. Susan from Pennsylvania contacted me […]
When I was in college, my college roommate had a dream catcher by the head of her bed. Since I’ve never seen one before, I asked her what is was. She explained to me that dream catchers were originally created by Native Americans to catch bad dreams. The thought behind them is that all dreams occur at night. […]
