DIY Touch Screen Gloves for Kids (.....or adults;-)
December 31, 2012
Pressure Cooker Ribs
December 29, 2012
Squared "Cheater" Down Quickie Quilt
December 28, 2012
Automatic Pin Dispenser: Brilliant!
I bought myself a little pre-Christmas gift on Christmas eve. I saw this in the discount bin at JoAnn Fabric and figured no one would even know to get it for me so decided on treating myself. It's an automatic pin dispenser and the verdict is FABULOUS.

DIY Fabric Rotary Strip Cutter
December 27, 2012
DIY Cut Out Tee Angel Wings Pattern
December 24, 2012
Kate Spade Simple Bow Cuff DIY Sleeve
Modcloth On Sale SALE! Sale TIMES TWO!
December 22, 2012
Best Origami Bows! You'll want this pattern for Christmas this year!
December 21, 2012
Last Minute Homemade Gift Ideas: Sweater Slippers
If you wanted to try and DIY this, just cut off the sleeves off a large sweater (mens work best). Use the original cuff as the top. Turn wrong side out and sew raw edge closed. Turn right side out. Instant sweater slippers!
If your sleeves were big enough you could add fur to the inside like my Dearforms. You could also add vinyl to the bottom. Cut in the shape of your foot fold edges toward wrong side. Iron. Sew to bottom of slipper.
Last Minute Homemade Gift Idea: Embroidery Knuckle Gloves
December 20, 2012
Last Minute Homemade Gift Ideas: Fabrics Wall Decals

Card Table Makeover
$1 Tinsel Purse
Newest Pinspirations
December 19, 2012
Tacky Holiday Sweater. Are You Game?

DIY Ornament Garland
Holidays, Stressful for the Kiddos AND the Kittes;-)
December 18, 2012
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Awesome Personalized Christmas Stocking Pattern (free download)
My Morning Routine
December 17, 2012
10 Minute Scarves for Quick and Easy Gifts
December 14, 2012
First find a couple old tee shirts. Thrift stores are best for finding cheap tees. Also, and this is important, you want a knit that will curl well on the sides when cut. I've found that knits made mostly of rayon or lycra work best. The thick 100% cotton kind doesn't curl and just look like strips of fabric when you're done. I recommend tee shirts instead of loose fabric because it comes pre sewn on the sides. But if you must use loose knit just remember to sew it into a loop.
Although I think these look cool. I have to say, they aren't that warm. Unless you wrap them tight around your neck but I think most people wear them loosely. They might keep the back of your neck warm but for me, it's the front that needs the protection. If that's a problem for you too, I recommend making a little one that ties in the back, like this one below from etsy seller elenorashop! It might take a few more steps but it's still quite easy.
So here we go....
1. Cut top of tee off just under the armpits. If you're making several of these, to make things go faster you can layer each tee on top of one another.
2. Fold fabric so that the two seams almost meet. Leave an inch of space between the seams.
3. Cut from the bottom up into strips. Leave the top seam uncut.
4. Lift up fabric by the middle (where the uncut seam is).
5. Hold by the middle and start gathering the strips.
6. Like so.
7. Stretch out your fabric.
8. Cut one of the connected seams lengthwise along each strip.
9. Cut off one strip from the scarf. Using that strip make a knot around the remaining seam.
10. Wrap the strip around the seam to cover it completely.
11. Knot it at the end around a strip.
12. Done!