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24 Crafting Tutorials and How Tos You Might Have Missed

July 25, 2016 by FaveCrafts 1 Comment

Lately, the editorial staff here at FaveCrafts.com has been working hard on creating extensive how to articles to help our readers out with basic crafting projects and solve every day creative problems. These crafting tutorials not only come with charming DIY craft ideas, but allow you to make the best of crafting materials, your creative space and more. Whether you are brand new to crafts or just looking for some tips you may not know, the articles below are helpful and perfect for saving for later. This smart list will serve as a resource you return to time and time again.

Craft Tutorials You Missed

  1. How to Remove Hot Glue 
  2. How to Decouage on Wood
  3. Best Yarn for Dishcloths
  4. Coloring Book Therapy: Fact or Fad?
  5. How to Prevent Your Knitting from Bunching Up
  6. How to Remove Labels from Wine Bottles
  7. Coloring Therapy: Scribble Stress Away
  8. How to Wash Tie Dye Shirts and Projects
  9. How to Set Tie Dye in Fabric
  10. How to Paint Terra Cotta Pots
  11. How to Remove Tie Dye from Skin
  12. What to Do When Mod Podge Does Not Dry Clear
  13. How to Resize Crochet Afghan Patterns
  14. How to Tie Dye: The Full Step-by-Step Tutorial
  15. How to Make Natural Dyes for Fabric
  16. How to Print Coloring Book Pages
  17. How to Remove Mod Podge
  18. How to Paint Rocks
  19. How to Bring Knitting Needles on a Plane
  20. Bracelet Size Chart and Bracelet Sizing Chart
  21. How to Store Craft Supplies: Craft Room Storage Ideas
  22. How to Watercolor for Beginners
  23. How to Oxidize Silver
  24. How to Prepare Recyclables for Crafting

 

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Filed Under: Advice, Tips, & Tricks Tagged With: beginner, budget-friendly crafts, Craft Tips and Tricks, easy, Favecrafts, Kaylee Pope

11 Unexpectedly Simple Embroidery Hoop Crafts

July 18, 2016 by FaveCrafts Leave a Comment

It is no small secret that I am absolutely obsessed with alternative ways to decorate your home. One of my favorite DIY décor ideas is populating gallery walls with new and exciting shapes, sizes, and textures. Hanging printable wall art, canvas art ideas and more can really add some visual appeal to your gallery wall, but to really add eye-popping ideas to your walls, embroidery hoop crafts are the way to go! These DIY cuties allow you to skip the all-square boredom of framed ideas and show off your well-rounded crafting know-how. Adding projects like the 11 Unexpectedly Simple Embroidery Hoop Crafts to your walls easily adds visual interest to your indoor world.

Embroidery Hoop Crafts

11 Unexpectedly Simple Embroidery Hoop Crafts

  • Vintage Inspired Embroidery Hoop Art
  • Home Run Baseball Embroidery Hoop
  • Your Kind of DIY Clock
  • Stenciled Embroidery Hoop Art
  • Darling DIY Dream Catcher
  • Embroidery Hoop Memo Board (center)
  • Flower Hoop Wreath (right)
  • Let’s Get Lost Summer Hoop Art
  • DIY Succulent Embroidery Hoop Idea (left)
  • Epic Embroidered Photo Transfer
  • Embroidery Holiday Hoop Wreath

If you are looking for even more embroidery hoop ideas and crafts, check out our list of 18 Ways to Use Embroidery Hoops.

 


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Filed Under: Link Love Tagged With: DIY home Decor, easy, Embroidery, Favecrafts, Kaylee Pope, summer

Last-Minute DIY Halloween Decorations: Two “Krazy” Tutorials

October 30, 2015 by FaveCrafts 1 Comment

Whether you’re looking for a last-minute DIY Halloween decoration for your home or for a party, these two tutorials from Krazy Glue® will come to your rescue! They’re thrifty and easy homemade Halloween decorations that anyone can pull off. So, avoid the crowds at the stores by simply making your own last-minute decorations!

Mad Hatter Tea Cup Trio
Created by
Vicki O’Dell

Use Krazy Glue® and Halloween tchotchkes to transform an old tea set into a Mad Hatter Tea Cup Trio. The craft gel formula makes it quick and easy to secure miniature decorative elements in place. Perfect for a centerpiece, mantle décor or place settings.

Mad Hatter Tea Cup Trio

Supplies:

  • Krazy Glue® 20g Craft No Run Gel with Skin Guard
  • Three Tea Cups with saucers
  • Two foam balls
  • Fern pins
  • Various birds, skeletons, trees, witches hats and other decorations
  • Glitter, spray paint
  • Broken wooden candle stick or other decorative wood items from the craft store or wood section of the home improvement store.
  • Easter grass
Directions:

1. Wipe the bottom of the tea cup and the center of the saucer with alcohol.
2. Glue the tea cup to the saucer with Krazy Glue®.
3. Glue one of the tea cups to a broken wooden candlestick or other wood pedestal.
4. Cut two foam balls in half and glue – flat side up – into the cups.
5. Use 2-3 fern pins to secure the Easter grass to the foam ball.
6. Use Krazy Glue® to glue in the decorative elements as desired.
7. Skeleton – spray desired color and while still wet sprinkle with glitter.
8. Tree – scrape decorative flocking from the tree with the side of a ruler. Spray paint black and then sprinkle with glitter while still wet.

Spooky Spider Pumpkins
Created by KariAnne Wood

Use Krazy Glue, googly eyes, and a set of pipe cleaners to bring life to your Halloween décor. Ideal for indoor décor, or as a candy dish for your neighborhood’s trick-or-treaters.

Spooky Spider Pumpkins
Supplies:

  • Large round pumpkin
  • (4) small pumpkins
  • Black spray paint
  • Black pipe cleaners
  • Googly eyes
  • Pins
  • White yarn
  • Krazy Glue®
Directions:

1. Carve the lid off of the large, round pumpkin. Spray paint large pumpkin, lid and mini pumpkins black. Let dry.
2. Cut out (32) 5-inch sections of black pipe cleaner. Bend pipe cleaners on the end and curve the center for legs. Using Krazy Glue, adhere (8) pipe cleaner legs to each of the small pumpkins. Let dry.
3. Glue the googly eyes to the front of each of the pumpkins.
4. Add pins to the front of the large pumpkin in a spider web pattern. Wind the yarn around the pins to create a web. Secure with Krazy Glue.
 
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Filed Under: Halloween Tagged With: DIY Halloween Decoration, easy, fast, Full Project Tutorials, quick crafts

What You (Almost) Forgot to Bring: Sewing Purses, Organizers, and More for Travel

July 14, 2014 by AllFreeSewing Leave a Comment

Travel ProjectsWarning: This post contains incredibly helpful information and sewing tutorials.

You were supposed to leave 12 minutes ago for the airport, but you know you’re forgetting something. Your keys? Chargers? ID? What is it??

There just isn’t time to think about it anymore. Boldly you yell at everyone to get in the car, scoop the dazed 4 year-old off the floor, and head out.

Settled at your gate with your group of nomads, a heart-sinking realization sets in that you forgot everything.

Don’t worry! It was just a dream. To prevent yourself from forgetting those personal and family essentials, we’ve created a list of items that you definitely need. Best of all, they’re all simple sewing projects that you’ll enjoy making immensely. How do we know? Come on, you’re on a sewing blog; we’re one in the same. Take a trip with us by browsing through these tutorials on sewing purses, organizers, and more gear for traveling. You’ll be surprised at how incredibly useful each of these free sewing projects is.

Sewing Purses, Pouches, and Toiletry Holders

  1. Zip-Up DIY Cosmetics Bag
  2. Posh Paneled DIY Makeup Bag
  3. Zippered Dopp Kit
  4. Rainbow Scraps E-Reader SleeveZippered Dopp Kit
  5. Electronics Cozy
  6. Recycled Travel Pouch in Minutes

Sewing Project Ideas for Parents

  1. How to Make a Portable High Chair
  2. Mei Tai Tutorial
  3. Travel Change and Play Mat
  4. Diaper Pouch and Changing Pad

Reusable Sandwich BagsNecessities to Sew if You’re Camping

  1. Insulated Bag Tutorial
  2. Eco-Friendly Waterproof Picnic Blanket
  3. Reusable Sandwich Bags

How to Sew Helpful Accessories if you Lose Everything All the Time

  1. Posh Leather DIY Cord Organizer
  2. Fobulous Key Fob
  3. Coin Purse Key Chain
  4. Little Bag DIY Key ChainLittle Bag DIY Key Chain

Sewing Tutorials for the Luggage-less Traveler

  1. Retro Travel Bag
  2. Fashionable Travel Bag
  3. Zippered Travel Tote
  4. Easy Duffle Bag Set

Additional Items You Always Forget

  1. Patchwork Travel Neck Pillow
  2. Purse Organizer Insert
  3. Jewelry Roll TutorialPatchwork Travel Neck Pillow
  4. Travel Earring Organizer
  5. Safely Secure Travel Fabric Book

Tell us:

Did we forget something? Hopefully not, but if you thought of an item on this list that wasn’t mentioned, tell us what it is!

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Filed Under: Sewing Tagged With: bags and purses, easy, summer, summer crafting, travel, unexpected ideas

Sewing Essentials: 7 Easy Sewing Projects to Keep You Organized During the Holidays

November 4, 2013 by AllFreeSewing Leave a Comment

As the holidays approach, we’re all gearing up for the big crafting push before Christmas. It’s time to get going on all those hats, sweaters, skirts, quilts, and other sewn gifts that you’ll be putting under the tree come December 25th. But as rewarding as giving a homemade gift can be, there’s no denying that Santa’s to-do list around the holidays is pretty intimidating. But have no fear! AllFreeSewing is here to help you through the stress of holiday sewing with these 7 Easy Sewing Projects to Keep You Organized During the Holidays. From sewing room organization to easy sewing techniques, here are seven secrets to keep you sane through New Year’s!

Easy Breezy Pattern Weights

Easy Breezy Pattern WeightsInstead of using traditional pins to hold the edges of your sewing projects in place, try making these Easy Breezy Pattern Weights. They’re a great way to avoid poking holes in your sewing (and suffering from pinpricks). Best of all, you can whip up these homemade pattern weights in under an hour! There’s no better way to prepare for your Christmas sewing projects than with some snazzy new tools to make sewing just a little easier.

 

One Step No-Sew Quilting Gloves

One Step No-Sew Quilting GlovesThere’s no better homemade Christmas gift than a cuddly holiday quilt, but all that machine work really does a number on your hands. These One Step No-Sew Quilting Gloves are one of those easy no-sew crafts that will totally change the way you quilt—especially during the holidays, when you’ll be spending long hours at your sewing machine. These gloves will preserve your hands and make the work go faster, so you can get as much out of your quilting as the person who will snuggle up beneath the finished product.

Wrapping Paper Organizer

Wrapping Paper OrganizerIt seems like all my scissors and tape mysteriously go missing in the weeks before Christmas. Combat last minute gift-wrapping panic with this awesome Wrapping Paper Organizer, which has more than enough space to hold all the bits and bobs you need during the holidays.

Even better, this nifty DIY organizer can stay in your sewing room all year long so that you can keep track of all the sewing miscellany that never seems to want to stay put (I’m looking at you, seam ripper). This is one holiday sewing essential that you won’t want to do without.

Patterned Tailor’s Ham

Patterned Tailor's HamThe Patterned Tailor’s Ham is insanely easy to make, costs next to nothing, and will radically change the way you sew your own clothes! The Tailor’s Ham lets you shape and sew projects to better fit body contours. Use this great tool to make sewing garment Christmas gifts a breeze. It won’t take any time at all to whip up one of these wonderful sewing helpers. Your gifts will fit better than ever and you’ll save time on troublesome hemlines.

 

Quick and Easy Ironing Mat

Quick and Easy Ironing Mat

Ironing boards are handy and necessary during certain sewing projects, but they’re bulky, cumbersome, and take up tons of space in the sewing room. Give yourself a little elbow room with the Quick and Easy Ironing Mat! This DIY ironing board pad can rest on any flat surface – a table, the floor, or even the seat of a chair. For those projects that call for pressed seams or just a little bit of heat, this is a lifesaver. Even better, this ironing mat is incredibly portable, so you can work on your projects wherever you want to without dragging a full ironing board all over the house!

Sewing Sausage Roll

Sewing Sausage RollSmart sewing starts with good equipment, and it doesn’t get any smarter than the Sewing Sausage Roll. This small DIY cushion helps prevent unwanted creasing during ironing, so your homemade Christmas gifts will look fresh and unwrinkled as they’re unwrapped.

Use the Sewing Sausage Roll as a buffer between between your pressed seam and the rest of the project to get a clean, professional look. This is one of the handiest little sewing tools to have around during the rush of Christmas sewing, when you don’t have time to work with every seam to get the wrinkles out.

 

Handy-Dandy Sewing Caddy

Handy Dandy Sewing CaddyOne fundamental truth about the holidays is that it’s nearly impossible to find time to sit down in your sewing room and get things done. Use this Handy-Dandy Sewing Caddy from Ginabean Quilts to cart projects around during your busy schedule. Any knitting, crochet, or embroidery projects can be tucked safely into the caddy so that you can return to them whenever you have a free moment to sit. The outside pockets are perfect for needles, thread, and scissors, so you’ll never have to worry about losing anything. Don’t let a busy schedule get in the way of your sewing! With a little creativity, you can conquer your to-do list without breaking a sweat.

 

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Filed Under: Christmas Tagged With: Christmas, crafting tools, easy, Mollyhall Seeley, No-Sew, Organization

Cinema Saturdays: How to Make a Beaded Bracelet

September 22, 2012 by AllFreeJewelryMaking Leave a Comment

If you’ve ever thought about trying to make your own jewelry, today is the day to start! I have to warn you that beading can get addicting.  There are so many sparkly beads that you can use, and you can wear whatever you make!

Before you begin on your jewelry-making adventure, it’s important to learn how to use a crimp bead and make a bracelet closure. Once you’ve got those basic techniques down, the beading world is yours for the taking. This free video tutorial by our friend Eva Ferrebee for AllFreeJewelryMaking will teach you the basics and show you how to make this Basic Beaded Bracelet.  It’s a simple bracelet pattern that will go with any outfit. Best of all, it doesn’t take long, so you could make one for you and all your friends. Everyone will be amazed at the beautiful bracelet that you created yourself!

How to Make a Beaded Bracelet

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Filed Under: Jewelry Making Tagged With: beginner, easy, jewelry, Jewelry Making, Video tutorial

Easy Easter Crafts to Make Before Sunday

April 2, 2012 by AllFreeHolidayCrafts 2 Comments

I want to say one thing right off the bat.

Don’t.  Panic.

I know Easter is literally days away, but you still have plenty of time to make some cute crafts before that infamous bunny comes hopping around the corner.  And you can trust me because I’m the queen of procrastination, so I have lots of experience in last-minute crafting.

In this post you’ll find some of my favorite quick and easy Easter craft ideas that you can make in a jiffy.  No one ever has to know that you made them just in the nick of time!  That little secret can stay between you and me.

Plus be sure to scroll down to see our special, exclusive sneak peek inside the Wednesday issue of our craft newsletter from AllFreeHolidayCrafts!  You won’t want to miss the Easter ideas they have in store!  Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter so you don’t miss another exciting issue.  It’s free!

My Favorite Last-Minute Easter Crafts:

Super Simple Bunny Banner – If you’re expecting guests at your home for the holiday and need a quick decoration, you’re in luck!  This easy paper banner is a breeze to whip up and it looks pretty adorable too!

Blooming Coffee Filter Easter Baskets – Making things out of coffee filters has been a hot trend lately, and this easy Easter basket idea is possibly the prettiest coffee filter craft we’ve seen yet!  Make unique and beautiful Easter baskets with this easy-to-follow tutorial.

No Sew Baby Bunnies – That’s right, there’s absolutely NO needle and thread required to make these adorable rabbits. They’re great basket stuffers too!

Bitty Bunny Napkin Rings  — These cute napkin rings are perfect for your Easter brunch table, and so quick to make too!

Exclusive Sneak Peek!

And now, as an extra (or should I say “eggstra”) special bonus, I’m going to share a special sneak peek of the AllFreeHolidayCrafts Wednesday newsletter with you.  You’re going to get to see all of the fun and exciting Easter projects before anyone else, just because I like you!

If you like what you see below, be sure to subscribe to our free newsletter, Create and Celebrate.  You’ll get an email each week with cool project ideas for all sorts of holidays.  We have crafts for Mother’s Day, Independence Day, Halloween, and of course Christmas.  And plenty more too!  Don’t miss another issue; sign up for your free copy today!

Here’s just a taste of what you can expect in Wednesday’s email newsletter:

Totally Cute Tissue Paper Eggs – Mod Podge + colorful tissue paper = one beautifully simple Easter egg decorating project!  What could be better than these super cute and easy-to-make Easter eggs?

Large Twine-Wrapped Easter Eggs – Not only can you make this easy Easter decoration in under an hour, you can also make it almost entirely out of supplies found at your local dollar store!  Now if only all Easter crafts were this quick and thrifty!

Like these Easter egg ideas?  There are going to be plenty more in the Wednesday issue of the AllFreeHolidayCrafts newsletter.  Don’t miss out; be sure you sign up for your free copy now!

Subscribe to the holiday craft newsletter today!

 

Now tell me:  What’s your favorite craft to make for Easter?  Mine is baskets!

 

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Filed Under: Easter Tagged With: Easter, easter baskets, Easter crafts, Easter Eggs, easy, Holiday

Top 10 Most Popular Knitting Patterns from December

December 29, 2011 by AllFreeKnitting 2 Comments

During the month of December we have been bringing you the top 10 projects as voted on by you, the readers. Each week we updated this special collection page with the hottest patterns of the moment.  Because this list has been updated every week this past month, you can be sure it features the most amazing, gorgeous and breath-taking patterns!  And now – drum roll please – let us present you with the final list of top 10 knitting patterns from December.

  1. Goddess Lace Ladder Scarf
  2. Checkerboard Lace Scarf
  3. Chunky Knit Snowball Cowl
  4. Lacy Zig Zag Scarf
  5. Gap-tastic Cowl
  6. Grace Jones Cowl
  7. Simple Sara Cowl
  8. 9 Two Hours or Less Knitting Patterns
  9. Blue Slouchy Cowl
  10. 1840 Night Cap

Find all ten of these awesome and inspiring patterns in our Top 10 of December collection.

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Filed Under: Knitting Tagged With: DIY, easy, free knitting patterns, knit cowls, knit scarves, Knitting, knitting instructions

Take It Easy This Holiday Season with new eBook from AllFreeChristmasCrafts

October 8, 2011 by AllFreeChristmasCrafts Leave a Comment

The holiday season is a time to catch up with friends and family, curl up by the fire and show people you care. It’s also a time to stress about money, stress about gifts and stress about, well, everything else. Even the biggest Christmas fanatic has been there – that nervous feeling you get when you realize you’ve forgotten to buy a gift or send a card. It’s time to take a deep breath, relax and enjoy yourself with the latest eBook from AllFreeChristmasCrafts,  7 Easy Christmas Crafts.

There are three distinct types of crafts in 7 Easy Christmas Crafts – tree crafts, ornaments and general DIY projects. All of these projects are perfect for beginners and don’t require a ton of time to complete. My personal favorite project in this eBook is the Jingle Bell Garland. Who doesn’t love the sound of jingle bells during the holiday season? You only need three supplies for this project – felt, jingle bells and glue gun. Even a craft novice like me can make one (what I lack in skills I make up for in enthusiasm)! I tend to like the look of understated projects that don’t scream, “Look at me!” This garland isn’t embellished to the hilt and it isn’t a crazy color, but it’s still really pretty and festive.

I also really love the Super Snowflakes featured in this free eBook. All you need for this project is some posterboard. Use scissors to cut out shapes and, if you’re feeling crazy, sprinkle on some glitter. That’s it! You can leave these snowflakes up all winter and make your home that much more festive. I’m definitely making a few of these this year – what better way to decorate for the holidays?

Download your copy of 7 Easy Christmas Crafts today – it’s totally free and filled with fun ideas!

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How to: Make a No Knit Scarf

November 3, 2010 by AllFreeKnitting 11 Comments

Have you heard of this trend?  Apparently, no-knit scarves are all the rage!  For both knitters and non-knitters alike, the no-knit scarf is a simple way to achieve a scarf made out of cozy yarn, without all the work of knitting.

I’m planning on using this Cupcake Yarn from LionBrand.

 

So how is it done!?  Read on for the easy tutorial.

Materials:

  • 6 oz. Skein of Yarn
  • Leather Straps
  • Black Velcro Squares
  • Leather Glue (Optional – Can be used in place of the Velcro)

Instructions:

Since you’re not actually knitting in this project, you don’t need to focus on yarn weight or gauge, simply choose a skein of yarn that you find the most appealing.  Be bold in your color choice.  Autumn and Winter tend to be dreary and overcast, so bright colors will help you stand out and look fantastic among the fallen leaves and snow.  And now, without further adieu, here are the steps.

1.  The first thing you’ll have to do is transform your yarn into a hank of yarn. What is a hank exactly?  A hank is a big piece of yarn shaped that’s been twisted into a loop shape. Just like this:

 

Turning your yarn into a hank is simple, but first you’ll have to decide how long you want your scarf to be.  If you want a longer scarf, try wrapping your yarn around the back of two side-by-side chairs.  For shorter scarves, the back of one chair will suffice.  To begin making your hank, cut about a 4-inch piece of yarn from your skein of choice and set it aside.  Start by tying your yarn to the chair for support, then wrap the yarn tightly around the chair(s).  Once you’ve finished, remove the the large loop from the chair(s) and twist it a few times.

2.  Put your twisted yarn on a flat surface and knot the start and end pieces of the yarn together so that the hank doesn’t unravel.  Use the extra 4-inch piece and tie off a third section of the hank, dividing the hank into thirds.

3.   Cut 3 pieces of leather, whatever size you wish.  Mine were approximately 2″ wide and 5″ long.

4.  Place 2 Velcro Squares Stick on one end of the leather with both layers attached.  Or use some leather glue to hold them together.   Roll the other side of the leather tightly towards the velcro, over one of the three tied off sections of the yarn. Do the same for the other two remaining sections.

5.   And now your incredibly easy scarf is ready to hit the town!  Enjoy!

Photo by Honestly … WTF blog!

 

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