Seasonal Crafts: Mother's Day
This blog is all about homemade bath products and is a great place for ideas. She has a cool tutorial for whipped shea butter and a new post on lip gloss. She also lists places you can buy things like essential oil and all that stuff.
This is a cool site for the the advantages of handmade lipbalms with some recipes. It is a project that is easy enough to do with kids
Vanilla lip balm, hand/feet scrub, facial mask
Bath salts
A few more fun bath recipes
Self (and possibly child) Craft: Refashioning and Publish Something
Here are almost 30 posts on the Make it and Love it blog on repurposing. She has dresses, skirts, shirts, leggings, pants and stuffed animals for boys and girls
The ever popular men's shirt-to-little-girl-dress
button up the back with ruffle (seriously cute!)
Made did two versions here and here
Two super cute jumpers, love the first one especially here and here
This girls shirt is so darling and it is made from an old men's t-shirt
I can't wait to make this cute ruffle skirt from an old tee.
And for the boys a sweater vest and boxer shorts!
Sorry, most of these are for kids! There are lot of ideas online for refashioning or embelishing clothes and blogs that are dedicated to refashioning alone. If you want to make clothes last longer, tweak them to your liking etc etc, give refashioning a try. It really is pretty fun and the possibilities are endless. I have started looking at our wardrobes in a new light. I think twice before I throw anything out or give it away.
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Blurb books and Lulu.com are great places to self publish. They produce high quality books of all sorts (photos, cookbooks, family history, journals, you think it up and you can print it up!) for a reasonable price. I've done two books through blurb so far and am in the middle of my third!
Child Craft: Quilts
I love myself some Crazy Mom Quilts.
She no longer blogs (so sad!), but her blog is still up and she has some wonderful ideas and tutorials for modern quilts. If you need ideas for the actual quilt, head to her site.
Straight line quilting tutorial
Free motion quilting tutorial video
Binding tutorial
Doll quilt tutorial
Grid quilting tutorial
Recipe Recommendations:
Resurrection Rolls (Easy Easter cooking with Kids)
This blog is all about homemade bath products and is a great place for ideas. She has a cool tutorial for whipped shea butter and a new post on lip gloss. She also lists places you can buy things like essential oil and all that stuff.
This is a cool site for the the advantages of handmade lipbalms with some recipes. It is a project that is easy enough to do with kids
Vanilla lip balm, hand/feet scrub, facial mask
Bath salts
A few more fun bath recipes
Self (and possibly child) Craft: Refashioning and Publish Something
Here are almost 30 posts on the Make it and Love it blog on repurposing. She has dresses, skirts, shirts, leggings, pants and stuffed animals for boys and girls
The ever popular men's shirt-to-little-girl-dress
button up the back with ruffle (seriously cute!)
Made did two versions here and here
Two super cute jumpers, love the first one especially here and here
This girls shirt is so darling and it is made from an old men's t-shirt
I can't wait to make this cute ruffle skirt from an old tee.
And for the boys a sweater vest and boxer shorts!
Sorry, most of these are for kids! There are lot of ideas online for refashioning or embelishing clothes and blogs that are dedicated to refashioning alone. If you want to make clothes last longer, tweak them to your liking etc etc, give refashioning a try. It really is pretty fun and the possibilities are endless. I have started looking at our wardrobes in a new light. I think twice before I throw anything out or give it away.
------------------------------------------------
Blurb books and Lulu.com are great places to self publish. They produce high quality books of all sorts (photos, cookbooks, family history, journals, you think it up and you can print it up!) for a reasonable price. I've done two books through blurb so far and am in the middle of my third!
Child Craft: Quilts
I love myself some Crazy Mom Quilts.
She no longer blogs (so sad!), but her blog is still up and she has some wonderful ideas and tutorials for modern quilts. If you need ideas for the actual quilt, head to her site.
Straight line quilting tutorial
Free motion quilting tutorial video
Binding tutorial
Doll quilt tutorial
Grid quilting tutorial
Recipe Recommendations:
Resurrection Rolls (Easy Easter cooking with Kids)
These are delicious. I also made them with sweet potatoes, and I almost think I liked the sweet potatoes better (though the red were quite delicious too!). Oh, and I used crushed dried rosemary because I didn't have fresh handy. To make sweet potatoes I just peeled them, chunked them into big pieces (about the size of the red potatoes, maybe a little larger since the tend to cook faster than regular potatoes) and boiled them with the red potatoes till they were fork tender. Then I followed her directions after that. YUM! It was a nice, new way to have potatoes.
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