Free Craft Pattern & Tutorial, Recipe
This Carrot Amigurumi Crochet Pattern is a little project and a great intro for beginners hoping to get a hang of amigurumi craft. Perfect for a wind-down session during some me-time after a stressful day of work or school. They are also a great prop for photography decoration.
This Easter Bunny headband sewing pattern comes in 2 sizes; one for children and one for adults. You may use pile fabric to achieve that extra soft and fluffy effect. The printable pattern for the templates are available for instant download.
Suddenly, I craved for a Matcha Japanese Cheesecake, full of matcha flavored, fluffy, cottony soft, fine texture, light & heavenly cheesecake. The one similar to my Japanese Cheesecake but in
Create this beautiful Crochet bunny pendant and pop it onto your bag or hang your keys with it. With the free bunny crochet pattern and detailed instructions, I’m sure you could whip up a few of these pendant charms/keychains within a day or two.
Meet Cherry, the Bunny Coin Purse, another addition to my palm-size (3.5" x 3.5") animal-themed zipper coin purse pattern. Cherry is a perfect gift to sew as a zipper coin purse to store loose change, banknotes, or keys.
My inspiration this time came from the colorful furry balls of birds in The Angry Birds Movie, so this time my craft is a crochet bird pattern. Meet the cozy,
Remember Amy from Hooked who guest-posted an amigurumi pattern of Chinese Lantern early this year? She is back with a cuteness overload amigurumi pattern, the Golden Chicken Amigurumi, and Egg
The lucky Chicken pattern is an easy and quick to sew project and it is perfect to sew as an ornament, pincushion, bean bag, potpourri sachet, and paperweight. Besides, you may enlarge the sewing pattern and sew it into a chicken doll or doorstopper (by filling it with sand).
After a 2 months break from the bad weather, Mandy and I are back to baking again. This time we want to bake something fun that you could do with
Meet Lilac, the lop-eared stuffed bunny sewed out from socks! She stands at 14” tall and is cuddly and huggable, and kids will love its size as well as its iconic long lop ears. Perfect to sew as a bunny stuffed animal gift for the little ones.
Being inspired by the cherry blossom (Japenese Sakura) that symbolizes the season of Spring, I hereby combined both eastern and western Spring to DIY Easter Eggs in Sakura theme. They are
With spring approaching and Easter less than a month away, let us welcome Ichigo-chan! Made from the Amigurumi Easter Bunny Crochet Pattern, she has got her ears perked up, ready to listen to all the plans you have for Easter.
Origami is among the first few crafts I have learned from my primary school. I am always amazed by its creations done by using piece or pieces of paper. Some
BiBi Droopy Eared Sock Bunny is sewn by using a single sock, 2 black buttons, and some embroidery floss. So, if you have some socks lying around that's either new or you never want to wear again, make many, many BiBis. If you have a pair, make twin BiBis. That’ll look really adorable!
Baby is 7” tall stuffed bunny, sew from a single sock and it has a twitchy nose. It is a perfect craft to sew if you have some don’t-know-what-to-do stray socks lying around that are still “new”. Or, you can make twins bunny with a new pair of socks.
Wool roving is not cheap, making a big felted project needs a lot of them. If the whole piece of the felted project is done purely from wool roving, it
Look, what have I made from the plain mini felt Easter eggs? I have turned them into needle felted little birds [tweet tweet] and some other cuties. Hope this will
Spring is here and Easter is on its way… I am joining the fun of dyeing some colorful Easter Eggs this year. Making them into Easter Egg Planters that are
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Frankly, I have been busy with wool felting recently, be it wet felting or needle felting, this craft is absolutely addictive. I will be showing some felting tutorials as I
Time slips through our fingertips so fast that we are barely able to catch up with the pace. In order to chase the time and not to be always late