Lizzy House brings us a block printing tutorial. Link

Sarah at The Small Object shows us how to make a pinch pouch. Link.

This is a rockin’ idea! Awesome guys. Link.

A continuation in this awesome series by Lisa Lam. Link.

Paper pieced soft ball for the little people in your life. Link

Great recycling idea for old ornate or not so ornate frames. Link.

The SewMamaSew crew have been busy interviewing Amy Butler about the current trend towards home dec weight fabrics including her new range “August Fields”. Link.

Amy Butler. Link.

Rockin’ tutorial from Dear Fii! Great pictures and easy to understand. Link. (Sorry I accidently deleted the email from whoever sent this.)

A great tutorial also showing you how to transfer your image to the carving block using a photocopy, parchment paper and an iron. Link, via Meggiecat.

Another great reuse and recycle tutorial. Link.

Gorgeous pattern. Link.

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The Small Object’s been at it again, a simple, but very sweet and quick garland to sew. Link.

Continuing the series on how-to - Japanese crafting. Here’s the how-to sewing, link and the finished dress, link.

OOoooh to be a little person again so I could have one of these. Super sweet. Link. AND check out her barnhouse tutorial. Link, via Craft:

Patricia at A Little Hut is at it again with another excellent idea. Using a piece of linen fabric and some chip board (straw board) to make a to-do list holder. Link.

I don’t reckon you have to be a new mama to enjoy this scrub. I’m a bit of a scrub fan myself and will probably give this one a go. Link.

Jenna over at CorgiPants is kindly offering whipup readers the pattern below. She’s having a week of free chicken scratch patterns to celebrate the opening of her etsy store. Link, and her store link.

In the age of reuse and recycle this is a great little tutorial to keep and reuse plastic bags. Link.

Sweet quick gift for the little people in your life. Link.