Loose Ends makes sure that handmade projects get to their intended recipients when their creators can no longer finish them.
Loose Ends Completes Handmade Projects When Their Original Crafters Can’t Read More 👉
Whether you’re prepping for the next in a line of 1970s parties or just getting a head start on Halloween–or just love 1970s clothing!–check out my list of my favorite DIYs of 1970s fashions.
Clothing Refashions: 18 Projects to Bring the 1970s Back Read More 👉
Whether it’s a 20″x24″ bath mat for your kid’s bathroom, or a couch-sized pom pom rug for your family room, the power to make your new favorite floor covering is in your hands!
Two Dozen Eco-Friendly Rugs, Mats, and Floor Coverings to Make Read More 👉
Here are my favorite super soft, super bulky, super fun projects to make using baby blanket yarn. Some of these projects are even baby blankets!
30 Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn Patterns Read More 👉
Sometimes you just need a little inspiration to help you upcycle your stash craft supplies.
20 Upcycled Yarn Art Projects Read More 👉
Kids LOVE puppets, and hand puppets are one of the best ways to keep them entertained on a rainy day.
Two Dozen Hand Puppets That You Can Make Read More 👉
If you like to knit or crochet but don’t feel like you ever have the time to make a finished piece, so how can you possibly craft for charity, then I have the perfect organization for you.
Crafting for Good: Warm Up America! Read More 👉
Cats and dogs deserve our crafty love, too, especially when they’re all alone in an animal shelter.
Craft for Good with The Snuggles Project Read More 👉
Do you love to knit, crochet, or sew?
Do you love babies?
If so, you should be making something small and adorable to donate to Touching Little Lives!
Crafting for Good: Touching Little Lives Read More 👉
Bridge and Beyond is an organization that provides warm handmade goods for individuals experiencing homelessness in Central Ohio.
Craft for Good with Bridge and Beyond Read More 👉
Marchers and supporters for the Women’s March on Washington, D.C., on January 21, 2017, have inspired an international craftivist movement called The Pussyhat Project.
Craftivism: The Pussyhat Project Read More 👉
Your friends and family have enough hats by now. Make your next one for Halos of Hope, an organization that puts handmade hats on the heads of cancer patients.
Craft for Good with Halos of Hope Read More 👉
Check out all of the awesome stuff that you can make with plarn, including how to make plastic yarn in the first place.
26 Projects to Make with Plarn Read More 👉
The news reports always make it sound desperately exotic–Sleeping mats! Out of plastic bags!–but the truth is that it’s totally do-able.
Make Plarn Sleeping Mats for the Homeless Read More 👉
The Magic Yarn Project makes the lives of kids with cancer better, one yarn princess wig at a time.
The Magic Yarn Project Makes Kids with Cancer into Princesses Read More 👉
You want to make a hat for your cat. Let’s just establish that, okay? Like, trying to deny it and pretending that cats in hats isn’t an interest of yours are just not going to be options here.
Cats in Hats: You’re Welcome (+ a giveaway!) Read More 👉
There are lots of tutorials for how to make patches, but I’m loving this crochet method that turns a simple repair into a cute new detail.
Spotted: How to Make Patches with Crochet Read More 👉
Worried about the ethics of the floral trade?
Struggling to find organically-grown, fair trade cut flowers?
You may want to skip the politics altogether, and simply make your own bouquet and other floral pieces for your wedding. You’ll invest more time in the process, definitely, but you’ll definitely save money, and your wedding will be all the greener for it.
Weddings + Showers: 18 Eco-Friendly DIY Wedding Bouquets and Flowers Read More 👉
Do you love knitting or crochet? You can make or buy beautiful yarns that are also good for the planet!
Knitting and Crochet: Finding (and making!) Eco-Friendly Yarn Read More 👉
Do you need some eco-friendly inspiration for Easter baskets this year? Before you’re tempted to buy one from the store, consider these options. From milk jugs to old sweaters, we have what it takes to get you inspired!
5 DIY Eco-Friendly Easter Baskets Read More 👉
Nuno Magazine’s Spring Issue is filled with a groovy collection of crafts.
Nuno Magazine’s Spring Issue is Groovy Read More 👉
Those mesh produce bags that your onions and oranges come in are too useful to be thrown away! Check out these five crafty projects that help you upcycle your mesh produce bags.
5 Crafty Ways to Upcycle Mesh Produce Bags Read More 👉
Five great sites to explore for new craft ideas, patterns and tutorials.
Five Fabulous Sites for Free Craft Patterns and Tutorials Read More 👉
A few of my crafting goals for 2011.
My Crafting Goals for the New Year Read More 👉
Here are five fun yarn Christmas ornaments that are easy to make.
Five Christmas Ornaments You Can Make with Scrap Yarn Read More 👉
You can now have your old sweaters reknit into matching hats and scarves.
Reknit Turns Your Old Sweater into a Hat and Scarf Read More 👉
Here’s a fun new craft called amigurumi, and a book that can help you get started.
Review of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Amigurumi Read More 👉
