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Yes! Most definitely! This is the way to live 🙂
Eating, Sleeping, doing some craft and then the next day, repeating it all again.
Take a look at the fabulous crafting ideas for this week.
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Editor’s Note – These crafts and images belong to their original owners. I didn’t create them, I wanted to showcase their amazing work to you, my lovely readers. Please pin the images from the owner’s site.
Chunky Knit Beanie
Leslie from A Friend To Knit With has a delightful post about her chunky knit beanie pattern. Read more here.
An excellent introduction to understanding sewing terms. Alicia from Sew What Alicia covers seams, hems, basting, top stitch, back stitch, right sides together, wrong sides together, binding, turn out, finger pressing and interfacing.
The artist posts a photograph of a new one every day including items found in everyday life.
How To Spray Baste A Quilt Tutorial
Spray basting quilts is such a neat trick and for those of you who dislike pinning, this technique is for you!.
Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew has all the guidance you need in her tutorial.
Editor’s note: Our readers have said, in their free time, they love going back over previous editions of our roundups. – So we’ve kept the crafty goodness below from this time last year.
In crocheting and knitting swatching is a very important step to start with. It helps you determine whether you have the right gauge/tension. Without swatching the results can be very disappointing. So read an informative guide on The Crochet Project’s website.
Start Simple – Beginner Quilting Projects
Looking for some simple projects for getting started in quilting? Craftsy has a free patterns for 5 First Quilt Projects that fun and practical. From coasters to placemats, there will be a great beginner quilters project for you!
Lemon Thyme Chicken Thighs
The team at Kitchn.com have an amazing selection of tasty recipes. This recipe for Lemon Thyme Chicken Thighs stood out, as it is easy to prepare. The combination of the lemon thyme and crispy, succulent chicken is delicious.
I have a knitting crush on cowls. During the winter season I’ve made five! I love the warmth and coziness. The Irish Mesh is a lovely knitted stitch. I hope you enjoy this Irish Mesh Cowl tutorial by Purl Avenue.
Hope you have a fabulous week and you enjoyed our crafting inspiration ?
Please make sure to let me know any projects you’ve got in mind via the comment section below.