Anyone who thinks that nobody sews these days should check out Sew Mama Sew, as they continue a month-long series on gifts to make--and buy and print out--for people of all ages and interests. Today's entry is Gifts for Scholars--book bags, wrist wrests, Kindle keepers, and more. (Their gift posts from past years are also on the website.)
And crocheted dishcloths--knitted ones too--I thought were long gone, but with this era's eco-emphasis they're back, in every shape imaginable. Here's a visual sampling of what's currently out there; I especially like the Scrubby Rows Dish Cloth at Little House in the Suburbs.
And here's the un-toys post at are so happy. (Thanks to A Holy Experience for sharing this link.)
Monday, November 22, 2010
A never-ending stream of craft ideas
Labels:
Christmas secrets,
Crafts,
creativity,
crocheting,
gifts,
making stuff,
sewing,
Toys
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