Intarsia may seem complicated, but it’s simple. It’s easy to pop an intarsia design into [your project] with just a little bit of planning and a chart. This method is particularly useful when you have large areas of color to incorporate into your knitting.
Flowers aren’t the only way to add a pop of color to otherwise plain-Jane vases. These vase sleeves are worked up in the current pattern-craze du jour: the chevron stitch. Make them in your favorite colors, then change ’em out to fit the season… or your mood!
In this tutorial I will show you how to make your own spider loom. With this loom you can make round and square pieces of delicate lace. I’ve also included the original instructions from my amazing find to ease you into the process of learning to use the loom!
Pulling a room together can happen quickly when you use touches of fabric, and curtains are just one of those nice touches that provide a great way to show off fun material. In this tutorial I will show you how to make one of my favorite, simple types of curtains.
With fall just around the corner and a new kitchen table to set, I have come up with one super easy way to create a table setting that is low on technique but high on charm. I wrote this tutorial up using one pillowcase per setting.
When working on a project that uses multiple colors, trying to keep the balls of yarn from tangling can be an absolute nightmare. Modular yarn holders can help save your sanity (and your yarn) by keeping each color neatly contained and separated.
Here’s a great recycling project to subscribe to – transform a few pages from an old magazine into a brand new picture frame. It takes some fancy folding work, but once you have the hang of it, you’ll have a new frame in no time.
