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Craft Corner ~ Groundhog Day

Posted 9:54 AM, Jan. 25, 2010

Groundhog's Day is the day, according to myth/legend, that will reveal whether or not we get three more weeks of winter or if spring will begin to make its appearance.  Here are a few crafts, if not specifically related to groundhogs, they will help you get in the mood for spring!

Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting and crocheting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Space

Posted 5:48 PM, Jan. 18, 2010

I have really been interested in space lately, since I am thinking about writing a science-fiction novel, and so I was kind of excited about this week's theme! The theme is set to help you prepare for Christa McAuliffe Day on January 28.  Here is a collection of space crafts to entertain your own little astronauts. 
  • Build a Moon Habitat ~ Your children can really feel as though they are on the moon in this nifty moon habitat.
  • Model Saturn ~ Decorate a room with a dazzling model of this easily recognizable planet.
  • Bubble-Powered Rocket ~ This craft should excite everyone!  Build several of these and have races in your backyard.
  • Little Rocket Pattern~ Knit one of these softies for the child with his eyes on the stars.  It's so cute, I may have to make one for myself!
  • Super Stars ~ A few of these would brighten up any project!  Especially since they will work up so quickly.

Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.



Craft Corner ~ Airplanes

Posted 11:51 AM, Jan. 12, 2010

Since we are remembering Amelia Earhart, I thought that these airplane crafts would be appropriate.

  • Candy Airplane Ornament ~ I'm sure that your children will find this the most attractive craft you can make.
  • Free Paper Airplanes ~ This site offers numerous paper airplane templates for you to print.
  • Soaring Airplane ~ Help your children to make this foam airplane to fly.
  • Paper Airplane Cards ~ Templates to help you create an airplane card for someone you love.
  • Stealth Aircraft Paper Model ~ Print and make this stealth airplane model.  Suitable for older children. (The website also offers other cool paper models for you to print and make such as cars, castles, Mount Rushmore, etc.)

 

Eyebright enjoys many different crafts, especially knitting and crochet.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.



Craft Corner ~ Bags

Posted 3:23 PM, Jan. 4, 2010

Everyone loves bags, and if they don't, they should!  They are so...so...handy!  Here is a list of links to tutorials to make your own special tote.
  • Ruffled Messenger Bag ~ Cute and simple, this bag would be perfect for the novelist or artist to carry a few choice supplies.
  • Buttercup Bag ~ Do you want a super cute and stylish bag?  I think this one more than fits the bill!
  • Linen Bag ~ Bookbag, market bag, stuff bag, this simple and versatile bag could do it all.
  • Perfect Box Pouch ~ Grab some whimsical fabric from your stash, and whip up one of these handy-dandy darlings!
  • Phoebe Bag ~ Another purse with pizazz!
  • Shoulder Bag ~ I might need to make one of these for myself.

Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting and crocheting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.



Craft Corner ~ Christmas

Posted 12:00 PM, Dec. 14, 2009

Christmas is looming closer!  If you would like to make a few decorations, or you still need to make a couple more gifts for friends or family, then check out the wonderful links below!
  • Vintage Style Christmas Ornaments ~ Several of these darling ornaments are sure to add a nostalgic touch to your holiday decor.
  • Pocket Advent Calendar ~ It's not too late to count down the days!
  • Owl Garland ~ I'm not really sure what this has to do with Christmas, but I decided to add it, since it is so cute!
  • Pine Tree Sachets ~ Make these aromatic trees to give or gifts, or even make a couple to place around your own home!
  • Christmas Tree Ornaments in Denim ~ Everyone has an old pair of jeans at one time or another, so why not use them to make some cute ornaments?
  • Minutia ~ Knitters will love this collection of tiny sweaters ornaments.
  • Partridge Ornament ~ This makes me think about Quail more than Partridge, but then, I don't think I've ever actually seen a Partridge...

Homemade Gifts

  • Peasant Skirt ~ Every girl will want one of these for Christmas!  They shouldn't take too long to make, either.
  • Headband Tutorials ~ Another great gift for girls. 
  • Brown Sugar & Spice Body Scrub ~ I definitely want to try this for myself sometime, but of course it would make a wonderful present too!
  • Darling Pincushions ~ For the seamstress in your life.
  • Ribbon Bookmarks ~ Who doesn't need more bookmarks?
  • Adventure Pouch ~ I think this would be perfect for little boys to carry their treasures around in!  Of course, grown-ups might like one too.
  • Embroidery ~ Stitch an verse, or inspiring quote, to give to one of your loved ones.

Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting and crochet.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.



Craft Corner ~ Bible Crafts

Posted 10:54 AM, Dec. 7, 2009

Most of these ideas have to do with Bible verses, but the possibilities are endless!  Do you have ideas on how to creatively display scripture throughout your home?  Please share!

  • Quilted Bible Cover ~ Although the Lord doesn't care whether our Bibles have a nifty cover, it's still a fun thing to make and use!  Not to mention it can be very handy for holding paper and pen for sermon notes.
  • Stenciled Bible Verses ~ I saw this done at a church once, and the result was pretty and charming.  Get some lettering stencils, choose an appropriate verse, color, and wall, and get painting!  You could also stencil your verse on other things.
  • Another way to burn verses into your memory, almost literally, is to burn them onto a piece of wood using a woodburning tool.  This technique is also called pyrography.  It produces a simple, yet lovely, effect if you merely write out your verse in plain letters with your woodburning iron, and then decorate it with pressed flowers.
  • Still another way to display your favorite verses would be to print or write them out on a piece of paper, decorate it, frame it, and then hang it on your wall.  You could also choose to use counted cross-stitch to embroider your verse. 
Miss Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Thanksgiving Crafts

Posted 10:56 AM, Nov. 16, 2009

 
It's less than two weeks until Thanksgiving, and it's certainly not too early to begin decorating.  Here is some great ideas to help get you started!
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  • Country Topiaries ~ Create these lovely table decorations with your children, to strategically place on your Thanksgiving table
  • Harvest Linens ~ Another table decoration to spice things up that can be easily made with your children,
  • Native American Family ~ Your harvest holiday simply can't go on without these darling, easy to make, and simple decorations.
  • Reverse Applique Turkey Tutorial ~ What a cute idea for dressing your children on the day of thanks, or any other day this Fall, come to think of it!
  • Child Drawn Turkey Cards ~ Such a fun and charming idea!  I think I would do it, if I had any glitter...
  • Thanksgiving Journal ~ Decorate this sweet idea to remember all of things you have been thankful for over the years.  This should become a tradition!
  • Cereal Box Turkeys ~ How could anyone resist these colorful birds?

Miss Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Homemaking

Posted 12:13 PM, Nov. 9, 2009


There are some pretty neat things about homemaking, and some pretty neat things you can use in your home!  Try one of these lovely ideas!

  • Woven Potholder ~ This lovely is bound to fill you with delight every time you have to rescue cookies, or protect your tabletops.
  • How to Make a Rag Quilt ~ A rag quilt inspires me, and makes me think of a warm fire, a delightful book, and knitted slippers.  Can't you just imagine one of these draped across your bed?
  • Practical Endpapers ~ Do you have a favorite cookbook?  Fit it out to be even more useful and user friendly!
  • Homemaking Journal ~ This isn't exactly a craft, but I love the idea so much!  Pass down your own tips, tricks, and favorites to future generations, with this charming idea.
Miss Eyebright loves crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Veteran's Day

Posted 10:29 AM, Nov. 2, 2009

I tried finding some fun, unique, or attractive crafts to link to for this week, but didn't come up with much.  Most of the crafts I found were really meant for the 4th of July, but could also double for Veteran's Day.

However, my Mother gave me a great idea, and so here it is! 

Knit Your Bit was started by The National World War II Museum in 2006.  I couldn't really find anywhere that told why it was started, but my guess is that it shows appreciation to the veterans, as well as keeps them warm. 

All you have to do is select a pattern, knit a scarf, include washing instructions and a few other things, and mail it to the address that is provided.

Don't forget to check out the Knit Your Bit Blog for updates and information on this awesome project!

Miss Eyebright loves crafts of all kinds; especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Sickness

Posted 11:14 AM, Oct. 26, 2009


I actually don't know a whole lot about sickness, other than it's not fun.  So here are some crafts to help brighten up an invalid's day.

Miss Eyebright enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Cooking Up Some Fun Crafts!

Posted 11:10 AM, Oct. 19, 2009
Cooking and crafts go together, in a homey sort of way.  It's amazing though, how many tutorials there are for sewn food, crocheted cakes, and knitted cookies.  I'm not really sure what the point is, but if you're interested, here are a few, along with some other, more useful tutorials.

  •  Budding Chef Hat ~ I can't imagine a kid not wanting one of those tall white chef hats.  Now you can make one for your own culinary prodigy.
  • Child's Apron Tutorial ~ Every cook should have an apron, and this one is downright adorable!
  • Edwardian Apron Pattern ~ I included this pattern for people like me; people who like Jane Austen, Charles Dickons, or even just anything old-fashioned.
  • Cottage-Inspired Apron ~ This apron has a bit of a more modern feel to it, but is still darling.
  • Piece O' Cherry Pie ~ Again, I'm not quite sure what the point of knitted food is, but one does have to admit that it is cheerful!
  • Cupcake Pincushion ~ Now this pattern does have a purpose, even if it doesn't have to do with food.  It's something to feast your eyes on when in the middle of a sewing project.
  • Tribble Trivet ~ Protect your table or counter-tops with this crocheted piece.  With a bit of tweaking color-wise, you could have a lovely addition to your kitchen.

Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Crafts!

Posted 11:54 AM, Oct. 12, 2009
If you are reading this article, then you probably like crafts.  I do too!  It's great for us that this week's theme is about--crafts!  Here are a few random (but awesome!) online craft tutorials.

Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


Craft Corner ~ Autumn

Posted 10:39 AM, Oct. 5, 2009


Fall is on it's way, and I love it!  The colors, the smells, everything is making me revel that the holidays are coming.  I'm practically ready to be singing Christmas carols!  If you aren't quite ready for that yet, here are some crafts to help decorate your Autumn.
  •   Shimmering Autumn Leaf Craft ~ This is a lovely craft, and I can just imagine these decorations hanging all over the place.
  • Paper Bag Pumpkin Craft ~ If you don't like to get real pumpkins (even if you do!), check out this cute idea to make your own pumpkins!
  • Paper-Strip Pumpkin ~ Another paper pumpkin, but you could follow several tutorials and have a variety.
  • Whimsical Autumn Leaves Windcatcher ~ If you don't live in an area that has many deciduous trees, or your leaves aren't falling yet, or even if you just want to, this is a neat way to bring fall to your home.
  • Autumn Equinox Vest ~ Cooler weather is on its way, so here is a pretty, yet simple knitting pattern to warm yourself up.

Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.




Craft Corner ~ Sports

Posted 2:04 PM, Sep. 28, 2009

Most people really enjoy watching ball games, checking the scores of their favorite teams, or watching the Superbowl on TV.  If you are one of those people, then these crafts are for you!

*Note* I found it amazing that it was easier to find knitting and crocheting patterns on this subject, than other general crafts!  Sorry to all of you non-knitters and crocheters!

  • Baseball/Softball Related Crafts ~ A list of crafts that have to do with baseball.
  • Volleyball Court Tack Board ~ For the volleyball enthusiast, a tack board to remember important games and practices.
  • Mitered Football ~ I know that a knitted football is just what you always wanted!  The small children will probably enjoy it, though.
  • Soccer Ball ~ Create this knitted softie for your little ones to play with.
  • Knit Tennis Vest ~ This vest could easily be converted into a golf vest, or any other kind of vest, for that matter.  Tennis is good too, though.
  • Morgan ~ Knit this popular hat style, and make it your own.  It was tagged with "golf", so I'm guessing it would be a good for covering those golfing pates.
If you know of any crafts that have to do with sports, please share with us in the comments.  We would love to hear from you!

Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting and crocheting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.
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Craft Corner ~ Creative Math

Posted 9:18 AM, Sep. 21, 2009

I have to tell you, that math was never one of my favorite subjects when I was doing school.  If I would have had these nifty crafts to do, maybe it wouldn't have been so bad!

  • Math Crafts & Activities ~ A list of activities to do with your younger children.
  • Cowgirl Cookies in a Jar ~ Including a recipe, a jar, decorations, and pink M&M's, what more could you ask for?  Skills: Measuring volume
  • Rice Bag Feet Warmer ~ This is a darling way to keep toes toasty during the upcoming winter.  Whether you are in the car, in bed, or on the couch, this will be just the thing! Skills: Measuring length
  • Petite Pineapple Doily ~ Create this lovely doily to set under a lamp, or on a desk.  Skills: Measuring gauge, counting
  • Perfect Box Pouch Tutorial ~ Learn how to make the cutest little pouch around!  Skills: Measuring length
Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting and crocheting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.


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