A few posts ago, I shared about some stitched designs on card stock that I painted with gelatos for a Documented Life Project challenge. Here is one of the designs.I later needed to make a card and decided to coat the … Continue reading →
Melinda and I are excited to participate in the new Great Big Stitched Postcard Swap for this spring (2014) and invite you to join with us. You can read all about it here. The deadline for registration is February 25th. … Continue reading →
Just want to share some of the gelli print techniques I’ve been playing with this week. Check out our other posts about gelli printing and get started with your own gelli plate creativity. Gelli Printing Part 1 Gelli Printing Part … Continue reading →
About 15 years ago, I visited Bethlehem, PA. It is a quaint and beautiful town originally established by a group of Moravians in 1741. The Moravians were the first organized protestant denomination in the world. I loved the architecture and the … Continue reading →
Since having kids, every time I see my kids’ toys laying out or being put in strange situations by my kids, I think about Toy Story and that the toys have feelings and move when nobody is looking at them. … Continue reading →
I have purposely avoided looking through pinterest for fall craft ideas. I don’t want to get in my head that they have to look a certain way. I knew I wanted to do something with my kids, but in keeping … Continue reading →
We have some exciting news! We have been working hard for the last few months to design and finish putting together a pattern to sell in our Etsy Store. We are so happy to present our Christmas Advent Calendar Pattern: … Continue reading →
My grandkids love to paint. I used to set them up with a paper plate onto which I squirted piles of whatever colors of paint they wanted to use. That worked and they had a blast. However, after a while, … Continue reading →
Today, we are happy once again to have Jan’s husband, Tom Johnson, share a guest post. He is a wonderful husband, dad, accomplished entertainer, actor, singer, and musician, all around fix-it guy, remodeler, furniture builder, biker, and most of all–his … Continue reading →
I learned how to crochet from my mom and grandma when I was a little girl. I didn’t get much past dishcloths at that point. While I was in college, crochet became a big thing among some of my fellow … Continue reading →