If you hit a lot of conferences, you’ll likely end up with loads of bold, graphic nylon lanyards. I love what our friends over at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories have done with their collection of lanyards. Conference lanyards are often made of nice sturdy woven webbing. They seem like they ought to have plenty of […]
Here’s a cute way to add a little longer life to your kids’ t-shirts from The Sewing Dork. She shares how to add a patchwork skirt from scraps to create a cute upcycled dress for your favorite kiddo.
I just love this great tutorial from Design Sponge on how to turn old light fixtures into terrariums (yes, those are still a fad). In any case, these are so much cooler and less expensive than trying to hunt down expensive glass bell or cookie jars now that every antique and thrift shop has caught on to their popularity.
You’ve still got time to donate blocks or quilt tops to the Quilts for Quake Survivors project. The gang is gearing up for another big drive, so check out the web site to learn how you can help.
Turn vintage doilies and assorted sewing box scraps like ribbon and buttons into a ridiculously sweet bird’s nest-inspired basket you can use to hold candy or anything else your heart desires.
Rebecca at Roots And Wings shares this fun upcycle project to create a practical storage solution and decorative accent for your wall. Use a melted, hand-molded vinyl record to create a holster of sorts from which you can hang a guitar.
Save your corks and turn them into unique package wrapping accents
