Easy-Sew Turkey
With some felt, fall fabric, and a bit of help from your sewing machine, you can add these adorable turkeys to your Thanksgiving decor.
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Tag Archives: Crafts
Beaded Earrings Tutorial
Learn to make a beautiful, hand-beaded earring in just three simple steps—then repeat!
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Meet Rachel Hedges: Owner and Founder of Bebito
Some artists find inspiration in paint, but for Rachel Hedges an old sewing machine is all it takes to create adorable toys and neckwear.
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Quilt a Birthday Place Mat
Try your hand at this whimsical, quilted birthday place mat, by Kym Delmar.
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Display Your Earrings in a Picture Frame
Make this simple craft and give that perfect pair of earrings a permanent home.
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Make Your Own Soap Dispenser
When you’re finished making jam, why not wash your hands with this canning-inspired craft?
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Make a Beaded Bookmark
Hold a savory spot in your favorite bestseller with this craft.
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From Craft Consumer to Craft Vendor
Craft professional Martha Latta (aka the Sunday Afternoon Housewife) offers some vendor advice on how to find the right craft fair.
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Build Your Own Coffee Pot Terrarium
Put some life into an old coffee pot with this fun and simple craft.
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Holiday Craft Magic
Deck the halls with candy canes! Here’s a Santa’s sack-ful of ways to eat ’em, drink ’em, and give ’em away this holiday season.
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Crochet for Kids
Why you should teach your kids to crochet. Plus, a free pattern you can make for them.
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That’s Crafty!
Check out these easy homemade gifts you never knew you could create!
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Make Your Own Candles
Turn an ordinary gift into a sentimental one by making it yourself or with your family.
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Cookie-Cutter Soaps
When finished cutting out the cookies, get out the soap! These handmade, scented soaps make even sweeter gifts.
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Exclusive Magdalena Crochet Pattern by Mia Zamora-Johnson
Now you can crochet this adorable Magdalena doll created exclusively for Saturdayeveningpost.com readers by designer Mia Zamora-Johnson.
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Hooked On Rugs
What began as a craft born of thrift and necessity has evolved into an art form. Country women, mostly from New England and the maritime provinces of Canada, began weaving (hooking) strips of tattered wool blankets and clothing into the burlap from feed sacks in the mid-18th century. Unlike the more affluent city folk, they ... More
