Photo ©crazylittleprojects.com If you’re a sewist – sewer – seamstress – and you like the idea of fat quarters but you are not into qui...

  Jennifer Bosworth of Shabby Fabrics gives us a tutorial on making some really simple craft supply organizers.  If you have fabric, embro...

  Here are two simple and easy ways to make some modern style art for your house.  Both methods are quite inexpensive compared to buying re...

  This Part 3 of how we fixed up our guest room.  See Part 1 and Part 2 . Ecclesiastes 7:8  Better is the end of a thing than the beginn...

  Our guest room has been either a mess or mostly empty ever since we moved into this house.  At first it was used as a dumping place for t...

  Photo property of Christina Lane of the Sometimes Crafter blog. Here’s a clever way to up-cycle your unused egg cups, or ones that may...

  Here is a tutorial for a beautiful table runner that is pretty easy to make.  I really like the blue snowflake version, but this could be...

  The Broken Bar Quilt from the Missriouri Star Quilt Co. is a quick and easy quilt to make with fat quarters.  If you have larger prints o...

  I thought it might be interesting to address some reader’s comments in posts, so I’m going to start a new series.  Some of these may come...

  It’s time for another Cheap, Pretty and Good post.  Really this is long overdue, but it’s not a high priority here so…enjoy while you ca...

  This is a GREAT idea for moms who like to have their little guys dressed up on Sunday or whenever.  This lady combined a onsie and a butt...

  Here is one way to organize some of those loose bits and pieces in the sewing room.  This can be done by recycling or reusing large plas...

  Here is a cute little apron that a friend of mine has hanging in her kitchen. This apron was made using a vintage embroidered dres...

  You will hopefully remember that I’ve been doing a sub-series in the Laying Aside Weights theme by challenging us to “ shop your own st...

  I wanted to make another post in the “Shop Your Own Stuff” series to show you a way to turn your own photos – even not the greatest one...