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| Animals, Appliques, Art, Baby, Crafts, Cross Stitch, Embroidery, Giveaway, Needlepoint, Review, Round Up, Tutorial
DMC kits make awesome gifts, travel crafts, teaching aids, and more. Now you can get them from LoveCrafts.com. This means you can get your DMC craftie goodies along with your yarnie goodies, and you can get them pretty much anywhere in the world! How awesome is that?!
Stick around to the end of this post for a bonus tutorial and a giveaway that ends 12/12/19.
| Accessory, Bag, Crafts, Crochet, Crochet Pattern, Kids, Pattern, Tutorial
The Scrappy Crochet Bag is a great way to use up those small balls of yarn you have left over from various projects. It’s a fun stash-buster and can be made as a little purse for your phone and a few other small items, or even as a water bottle holder. I just took mine on vacation and people loved it!
| Book Review, Crafts, Family, Friends, Giveaway, Home Decor, Kids, Nature, Review, Sewing
Sew Outdoor Living is not only packed with 22 awesome garden party patterns, but it is full of useful techniques and tutorials you will love. Weather a beginner or seasoned sewer, this book is one you will want on your shelves!
Stick around to the end of this post for a chance to win a copy by December 10th, 2019.
The Origami Slanted Bowl can hold small items or you can make it with larger paper to hold larger items. Get creative with your paper! I’ve even made it with really large newspaper and wrapping paper squares to use for party serving bowls.
Origami has been one of my hobbies since I was 8 years old. My grandmother introduced me to origami and it remains something that keeps her close to my heart. I’m pleased to be able to share this ancient art form with you! You can find more Origami Pattern Tutorials for here: https://jessieathome.com/category/crafts/origami/origami-pattern/
Hiding spots for yarn? I need more. So much more.
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| Accessory, Crafts, Ear Warmers, Headband, Knit, Knit Pattern
Fuzzy earwarmers are super fun, unique, and a great way to use up your scrap yarn. They use less than 80 yds as the base yarn, and lots of 4″ pieces to make your fuzz! You can use up random scraps for the 4″ pieces like in the sample pictured, you an make color patterns, or you can even use all the same yarn. Just go with what makes you happy!
