T-Shirt Weaving

This weaving technique totally took me back to my childhood . . . making potholders using my little loom and some kind of stretchy material that came in a big bag.  It made me feel so grown up when my mom and nana actually used those potholders!

You don't even need to go out and buy a loom . . . Alphamom includes a tutorial on how to make a loom out of cardboard.  The wheels started turning in my head and I have finally found a way to make a larger rug for my kitchen by making a large loom!

How cool would it be to make rugs for the

 bathroom made out of ragged out towels?

Like I always say . . . the possibilities are endless!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this craft!!! 

Click here for the tutorial :)

Ruffled Tote

Love this tote by Ashley, from one of my

 favorite blogs, Make It and Love It.

I'd love to have one made of denim!  

Click here for the tutorial :)

Boxy Cosmetics Bag

Love this cute and roomy cosmetics bag that is fully lined with ribbon tabs to make zipping up easier.  It looks so easy to make!

This project comes from another awesome new blog discovery, Made By Marzipan . . . lots of craft tutorials and she also sells patterns on Etsy.  Check it out!

Click here for the tutorial :)

Molly's Handmade Napkins

Once I started using fabric napkins, I rarely use paper towels or paper napkins anymore.  There is something special about using fabric napkins, real dishes (as opposed to paper plates) and glasses . . . even for lunch as simple as a sandwich and chips.

I love the way Molly color coordinates her fabric napkins!  She has such style :)  Check out the rest of her blog for some awesome projects!

Click here for the tutorial :)

Refashioned sundress

Love this refashioned sundress!  

It is amazing how you can take old clothes and make something new.

Check out the transformation from a frumpy dress to this beautiful sundress . . . 

Click here for the tutorial.

Basket Liner

What an awesome idea!

Not only is this a great idea for outdoor dining, but would be great for organizing makeup, beauty items, jewelry, craft stuff . . . the possibilities are endless!

Click here for the tutorial :)

"Let's Eat" Potholders

These are the cutest potholders I've seen in a while!

Love the use of color and patterns :)

Check out this post on Beverly's blog, Flamingo Toes!

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