Tutorial roundup
Hi everyone, sorry a little late this fortnight with the roundup. For those interested I find my links mainly through blogs I read and will endeavour to credit if found through another blog, I subscribe to over 300 blogs. When I don’t give a “via” link that infers that I’ve come across the link myself. Ok….onto the fun stuff…
Crochet edging on fabric yoyos. Link
Add a band of colour to the bottom of a skirt. Link
Dresser knob cosies. Link
Recycled jeans apron. Link
Making hand felted slipppers non-slip. Link
Child’s wrap dress pattern. Link
Oil cloth lunch bag. Link
Sewing even corners. Link
Fabric baby shoes. Link
French seams 101. Link
Fabric buckets. Link
Quilted fabric wallet. Link
Make your own preserves. Link
Using pixel fonts for cross stitch. Link
Smock apron. Link
Inseam pockets. Link
Make your own bubble mailers. Link
Offset square wrist pincushion. Link
Frayed flower. Link
Smock with pocket – smocket. Link
Patchwork oven mitts. Link
Free bird embroidery pattern. Link
the above [via]
Key fob. Link
Sewing square box corners. Link
Numbered cork coasters. Link
Covering a lampshade. Link
How to fold a fitted sheet. Link, [via]
How to bury serger threads. Link
Curly magazine ribbons. Link
Bag handles 101. Link
Shrinky plastic key rings. Link
Photo journal and notebook (excellent video tutorial). Link
Lovely linen bag. Link
Etsy Labs, The Storque, How To’s. Link
If you’ve created an online crafty tutorial or spotted one you want to share, feel free to give us the heads up at whipup.tutorials[@]gmail.com. Halloween’s coming up and we’d love to see your Halloween tutorials/ideas.
September 21st, 2007 at 8:44 am
I greatly appreciate the work you do in gathering tutorials for us. It’s very, very helpful and all the creativity out there is so inspiring. Thank you!
September 23rd, 2007 at 10:16 am
Thank you so much for putting together these lists of tutorials. I love them. I love that they cover such a broad spectrum of craft ideas. I always find a few tutorials that I just die over. This time it was the fabric buckets. So simple and so beautiful.
September 23rd, 2007 at 7:16 pm
Wow, thanks for all the links! I had a blast checking them out. I’m always in search of tutorials, since I love to learn new things…even at my old age of 51. :)
October 13th, 2007 at 9:27 pm
[...] Tutorials, making advice, and ideas – these require effort, but they are worth it because one of the main strengths of the crafting community is the community’s desire to share ideas and knowledge, and anyone who takes the time to do that is regarded as ‘a good sort’ in the crafting community! Examples of tutorials in craft blogs: a whole stack of coin purse tutorials listed in Need More Fibre, and a Whip Stitch tutorial on Futuregirl, and a whole mixture of tutorials listed on Whip-up. [...]