I’ve used the Generation T books and absolutely love them! My first project took five minutes and impressed a skeptical friend so much that we’re planning a “t-shirt day” to transform our old t-shirts into fantastic new clothing. Continue reading
When you develop a snag in an item of clothing, don’t despair! Get out your trusty crochet needle. Using the smallest hook you can find and working from the backside of the material, slip the hook through the material, catch the snag, and pull it through to the back. Gently stretch the material a bit and you won’t be able to see where the snag was.
This project is a step up from the basic instructions for a Frame Magnet. You’ll need a magnet and a piece of cardboard to get started.
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Use old promotional magnets & salvaged cardboard to make a new photo frame magnet.
Cut two identical shapes from a piece of salvaged cardboard. They can be a circle, square, oval, etc. One piece will be the frame and the other piece will be the backing. Continue reading