This pattern promises big blocks that work up quickly and several techniques to keep you engaged as you work, like four at a time flying geese and flip and stitch methods! Best for confident beginners to intermediate quilters, this pattern will show you how to make a baby size, throw, or twin size quilt.
I figured it’s about time I made a blog post with the resources I’ve gathered over the past two and half years. While I figure this is a very niche subject, the people that will want this will probably be very glad I did put this out there. I know I would have been grateful… Continue reading So You Want to Sew A Kimono
If you’ve been around for a while, it should be no surprise that I love things bright and colorful. And I was having the HARDEST time finding a clock for my office/craft room that went with my vibrant vibe! So you know what that means – DIY TIME!!! First off, I was totally inspired by… Continue reading DIY Rainbow Wall Clock – Fun & *EASY!*
This post will have links to outside sources, such as Amazon. These links do not affect your prices. There is an entire paragraph of things I could write to improve metrics and make sure this gets out, but unlike those recipes that leave you thinking, Just get to the recipe, already, I’m not going to… Continue reading DIY *EASY* & *CHEAP* Waldorf Rainbow Desk Organizer
Whew. In my general menstruating experience, periods suck. To be fair, I have extra issues to deal with than your monthly bloat, moodiness, and general crummy feeling. I have endometriosis and PCOS, both of which take your period from being an unwelcome house guest to being GODZILLA DESTROYING TOKYO. About a two years ago, I… Continue reading Seven Items to Help You Have a Better Period
Overall, planning has really helped me when anxiety or ADHD see a task and MAGNIFY it to impossible proportions. And being able to look at my tasks at a glance and know what is expected of me helps both my anxiety and my ADHD a great deal. I can worry a lot less about forgetting things. I can lessen the overwhelm by seeing tasks I don’t want to do (like dishes) next to things I enjoy (like crafts) and see that the dishes will take me half the time as my embroidery for the day. (YAY!)
