Lets Make a Mess
Welcome Hani from Craftionary! Hi everyone, I am Hani from Craftionary. I love to make things to organize and beautify my home. On my blog I share DIY ideas that are budget and kids friendly and easy to make for everyone usually with common craft supplies. I have a page, listing all my tutorials, if you want to check it out. I am so happy and thrilled to be ending
Welcome Carolyn from Homework! I’m so happy to be here today sharing a project in the Craft Stash Bash. I’m Carolyn from homework and today I’m sharing one of my favorite stash busting projects. Even if you don’t have a surplus of crafting supplies, you probably have several old t-shirts on hand. Did you know that with old t-shirts you could make t-shirt yarn? Once you make the yarn, you
Welcome Sarah from The Winthrop Chronicles! Hello Lines Across readers! I’m Sarah and I blog over at The Winthrop Chronicles. I also have a link party every Tuesday. I am a former NBC reporter and now I stay at home with my three little kiddos. They keep me pretty busy, but I try to fit crafting time in there during naptimes and after they go to bed, while my husband is writing his
Welcome Allison from Little Lovelies! Hello there! I’m Allison from little lovelies, and I am pleased to be here sharing my stash busting idea with you. Doesn’t it seem like with every new trend comes a new stash? Such is the case with washi tape. I like the texture and look of washi tape and decided to turn it into stickers. I came up with a few ways to turn
Welcome Stacy from Handmade by Stacy Vaughn! Hello! I’m Stacy from Handmade by Stacy Vaughn. I am so excited to be posting in the Craft Stash Bash here at Lines Across! Thank you Rachel for the opportunity! One thing you should know about me is that I am kind of a fabric hoarder. I love buying fabric and I have a huge stash that needs to be used up. I
Welcome Jamie from Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom! Hi everyone! My name is Jamie and I blog over at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom. I was so happy when Rachel invited me to be a part of her Craft Stash Bash! I love visiting her blog, so having this opportunity to guest post feels like a huge honor. Today I am sharing a tutorial for making a quilted cover
Welcome Victoria from vixenMade! Hey everyone! I’m so thrilled to be here today. My name is Victoria and I’m the ‘vixen’ of vixenMade. As a mom of 3, I’m always busy, but I always seem to make time for my crafting, sewing and DIYing. Since my fabric stash keeps growing, I decided to tackle some of it and create some fabric napkin holders. I never buy them because
I love all of the braided fabric bracelets, headbands, etc… going around Pinterest. What a great way to turn scraps of fabric or old t-shirts into something new and beautiful. I pinned these a few days ago, but I wanted to make some using silver clamps. Supplies 1. Strips of fabric (about 10” by 1.5”) 2. Plier Set for Beading & Jewelry 3. Liquid Stitch 4. Fray Check 5. Silver Plated Ribbon
Welcome Holly from Life as a Thrifter! Hello! I’m Holly from Life as a Thrifter! and I’m thrilled to be sharing a craft from MY stash today! Around my house I use A LOT of plywood. It’s super cheap, and even better, your home improvement store will cut it down to whatever size you want for free! One piece will easily make several projects. This particular piece was left over
I love being organized. I hate carrying things. I have two toddlers. Ouch. Between diaper bags, my purse, my camera, my phone, my keys, and my kids, I am always ALWAYS carrying something. It’s exhausting. Taking good pictures is important to me. I love documenting my kids’ lives, and I want to have my good camera with me everywhere we go. (P.S. I have the Canon EOS Rebel T2i and
