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Organizing a cross-stitch stash is important for finding a color when you need it. Although it takes time and effort, the rewards are worth it.

Add charm to throw pillows, purses, scarves, ornaments, and dozens of other accessories with easy-to-make tassels - no sewing required!

This bracelet is appropriate for boys and girls. Use favorite colors and keep or share.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have patchwork quilted walls? Here is a fast and inexpensive method for getting the look without the work and cost.

Make a keepsake Easter basket covered with flowers that can be used for any season of the year.

Cross stitch embroidery is fun, easy to learn, and portable. To get started with cross stitch, all you need is a few inexpensive supplies.

Needlepoint yarns and threads come in a wide variety of fibers, colors, textures, and weights. This basic guide describes the different options and when to use them.

Celebrate spring by leaving a basket of goodwill on your neighbor's doorstep. Make a May Basket!

This is a simple no-cutting, no-sewing method for making a pocket from a hanky.

This article gives a pattern for a Knitted Rose, made using Embroidery Thread. The finished flower can add a pretty detail to any home made item.

Here is a fun ornament to make for the whole family. Make sets to give as gifts or let each child make their own using the colors they choose.

In decorating for the holidays it is always important to pay special attention to the details. The mantel scarf is a small detail that adds a lot of charm.

Within an hour you can turn paper, paint, and tape into a journal that looks like its covered in worn leather. Use your book for a diary or a sketchbook.

Finding an old 1970s placemat with a funky design or delightful colors can be an opportunity to create an original scrapbook or blank book.

A CD cozy can be made plainly or with more decoration. Add these suggestions to make a Walkman carrier extra special.

Use a cookie cutter to create flat needle-felted shapes you can use as Christmas ornaments or to embellish sweaters, scarves, purses, quilts, and other projects.

Breanna is a single mom and wants to give her child a Christmas to remember by making traditions as well as ornaments.

Buttons can be used to make fun, whimsical pieces of seasonal jewelry like shamrocks and flowers.

What is more fun than a clever brag pillow for Grandma that is made from the jeans of her grandchildren.

Do you like to make your own christmas cards but feel the effort involved in making a quantity of cards is too much?

Here's a quick and frugal way to give your home decor a unique touch. Pillows add a splash of color and softness that makes a room feel comfortable and welcoming.

Remember the hand embroidered tablecloths, napkins and pillow cases? They don't have to be a thing of the past. Embroidery is not difficult to learn.

This is a fun project to make with the whole family. We are going to decorate our eggs to look like chicks and bunnies.

We tackled the running stitch last month. This month we are adding the french knot to our embroidery know how.

Sewing is a colorful way to attach papers, fabrics, flowers, buttons, beads, photos, and other elements to your crafts projects.

Christmas gift-giving does not have to break the bank. With some creativity and a little spare time, great gifts can be made for friends and family.

Candy Corsages were worn by birthday girls in the 1950s and 1960s. Learn about this quirky tradition and how to recreate it.

Fill a birthday party goodie bag with craft materials to encourage fun and memories even after the party ends.

Baby will be thoroughly enchanted with these entertaining little animal rattles designed to fit comfortably on the wrist. They work up very quickly in medium weight yarn

Baby will be thoroughly enchanted with these entertaining little animal rattles designed to fit comfortably on the wrist. They work up very quickly in medium weight yarn.

There is a new resurgence of the craft of applique in fabric arts.

This cuddly crib-size quilt makes a great baby gift or warm lap quilt. It's a perfect quilting project for beginners, or anyone who wants a cute, quick quilt.

The Victorian era was full of frills, lace, and silhouettes. Combine them with the practicality of denim for something truly special.

What can be more charming than a pretty flower and a teacup? Make a pincushion with a fun felt flower and stick it in a teacup to brighten a crafty friend's day.

There are a range of products available which teach children the fundamentals of sewing and needlework. One of the key brands available is Alex Toys who make many kits.

Give the gift of kindness and good wishes. A simple frame with an embroidered statement can make a huge impact and be the gift that keeps on giving.

Sometimes it's hard to find just the right cross stitch pattern. That's why many stitchers are learning to design their own charts.

Do you have a special page you want to scrapbook?

Discover the joy of crocheting with thread, as items made from thread crochet are both stunning and practical.

Many babies and toddlers find comfort in snuggling a lovey, or special baby blanket. This simple blankie toy is easy to sew from an old shirt or fabric scraps.

Quick and easy tied quilts are suitable projects for beginners.

If you're like most crafters you love your hobby, but find it challenging to organize your stash. Here are some tips managing your projects and supplies.

Put together this 8 x 8 inch firefighter-themed layout in less than thirty minutes with paper scraps and store-bought letters for the title.

Learn the trick of folding and gluing together squares of paper to create a six-pointed star. Change the size of the paper or make multiple stars for varied decorations.

Besides being fun, landscape quilting is also creative. Here are some tips for organizing fabrics and supplies for a landscape quilting studio.

Sewing blankets for Project Linus is a great opportunity to make cheerful, colorful quilts for children in need.

A simple blanket stitch and crocheted edging will bring new life back into stretched out knitted top necklines.

Are you a scrapbooker who lives and breathes your passion? This one is for you.

Windsparks are brief, five-line poems that follow a simple format. Write the poems onto squares of paper folded into a mobile that will catch the wind.

One of the reasons needlepoint has been popular for centuries is its simplicity and portability. Just a few easy-to-find needlepoint supplies are all you need.