life lived creatively
After a hiatus in December & January for me, it’s time for some more de-stashing fun with the Monthly Crafty De-Stash Challenge! This month I’m making a fun mixed media frame to help display mini quilts & quilt blocks. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links which means I may receive a small commission if you […] Read more…
Today I’m joining up with the Fat Quarter Shop & other quilty bloggers to tell you about the Hunter Star Quilt Along. I know, I know – I’m supposed to be on a QAL diet of sorts, but this one is so easy & fun! Plus I am using up some of my fabric collection […] Read more…
In case you haven’t heard, today is Valentine’s Day! I’m sharing the love today with fun links to past Valentine posts, some history on the origins of the day, & crafty things to do. There’s also a free printable, so I hope y’all enjoy! <3 Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links which means I may […] Read more…
There are so many options for clothing patterns out there now! Have you thought about making your own clothes & just don’t know where to start? Should you choose a digital pattern & print it at home or by a printed pattern? Well, today I’m going to give you some tips for using both & […] Read more…
Being a blogger, I’m online more than I want to be sometimes. I’m always looking for great articles, products, & makes/makers to share with y’all. Usually the things I share are found by reading articles online or in my inbox. When I find something I really think is awesome, I pin it or put it […] Read more…
I made my dog Lucky a dog bed out of old pillow stuffing back in August 2016. It was among my first DIY blog posts! That worked great for awhile, but it’s really worn out & smelly now. Plus, he roots around under it & drags it all over when he decides to get up […] Read more…
This year one of my goals is to use up scraps & leftover projects. I also wanted to start making more things for charity. There are many different charities out there for all kinds of purposes that need handmade donations. When I read a recent post from Needle & Foot, I knew I had found […] Read more…