Here’s a practical and pretty make for stationery addicts!
If you’re a compulsive note taker like me, paperweights come in handy. A touch of lavender makes this simple pyramid design soothing, too. (Something we all need after a bit of paperwork!)
When I was little (so little I can barely remember) my mom designed and sold doll’s dresses. I liked playing with the fabric scraps in her stash as much as looking at the pretty things she actually made. There was always a room dedicated to crafting in our house.
My mother didn’t teach me to make; she showed me.
It’s Mothering Sunday in a couple of weeks. This little paper cut is a quick way to give thanks!
Time flies when you’re busy making!
Just in case you missed one, here they are the most popular tutorials from February:
- DIY wire rose tutorial (outdoor friendly!)
- How to make stitched notebooks
- DIY oversized ribbon rose
- Free braided cable mug cosy pattern
Other tutorials from February:
Check out the tutorial archive for more project inspiration!
What have you been making this month?
This year celebrates the 250th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.
Card suits to rest a cup of tea on sounds like appropriate homage to me!
These suits coasters were an easy project, even for a novice. A ‘sketched’ design is forgiving, even when the lines aren’t perfect. Simple shapes work best!
Paper is a material that can be as simple or as complicated as you like.
Paper wheels are simple to make. The trick is getting them the right size! They can be small enough for cupcakes or big enough for a huge wall display.
I’m sharing the formula I use, sizing chart included.
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