Punch needle is not a difficult craft, but it can be tricky if you are trying to teach yourself. That’s why I created this getting started with punch needle series. I taught myself how to do punch needle and I know you can learn it too! In this series, I will show you the entire […]
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Primitive Painted Bunny Bowl Fillers Tutorial
In this post, I have a tutorial for primitive painted bunny bowl fillers. I created the crackled look with a crackle medium and used a needle and thread to add the facial features. They look great in a wooden bowl of aged Easter grass! I prefer to use muslin fabric when I paint on fabric […]
Hooked Rug Shaped Pillow Tutorial
In this post, I am going to be showing you how to make a hooked rug shaped pillow. I will demonstrate the process with this gnome pillow pattern. I also have several other hooked rug pillow patterns you might like. I like to use monks cloth for hooking shaped pillows. It is soft, easily pliable […]
DIY Fabric Covered Boxes
Last summer, I snagged these stackable oval wooden boxes. Now, the paint job is definitely not in my colors, but I loved the quality of the boxes. In this post, I will show you how I covered the boxes with fabric to give them an entirely new look. I think you are going to love […]
Spring Gnome Hooked Rug Pillow
It seems like everywhere I go these days, I see gnomes and other Scandinavian influenced decorator items. So I thought it would be fun to have a hooked rug gnome pillow! This gnome pillow was hooked in a beautiful lavender color felted wool, but you could choose any color you like – he doesn’t even […]
Cutting Worms: Rug Hooking 101
Rug hookers uses strips of felted wool in different colors to create a design or picture. These strips of wool usually range in widths up to 1/2 inch depending on the preference of the hooker and the desired finished design. The wool strips are often referred to as worms. In this post for beginning rug […]
Rug Hooking Pillows
Here is a round-up of our hooked rug pillow patterns.
6 Ways to Age Fabric for a Distressed Look
Sometimes when I make craft projects using fabric, I want my fabric to look old. There are several different ways that I use in antiquing fabrics. In this post, I will show you six different ways I use to age fabric to make my new fabric look antique and weathered. These techniques work to make […]
