Cosmic Pony

The vikings used lucet tools to braid straps and cords. But they probably did not use a fork. They did use antlers and bones, however....

 Rolled Hem Knit Hat This is such a comfy hat and knits up in no time flat. Rolled Hem Hat Homespun Yarn (medium weight 5) ...

I have found a very handy long tail version for casting on when working in ribbing that is so much easier than the provisional cast on. A l...

Did you notice my lovely wood display floor in some of my recent posts? Most of us are not fortunate to have a lovely studio spa...

Fabric napkins are so wonderful to have on hand to use. I am always amazed at how many people say that fabric napkins are too fancy, a p...

Want a quick and easy project that results in a toy for your furry friend? Let’s face it, our little buddies shred fabric dog toys so...

Using Ribbon and Iron-on Transfer Paper Supplies: 1 ½” wide white, ivory, or light colored satin ribbon Iron-on Transfer Paper for ...

I started making these for baby shower gifts. The first time I made up a basket with a rubber ducky and bath items including sev...

I like to play with photography. I went out one frosty winter morning to take pictures of the frosted trees in the fog and spotted this r...

I've been taking a lot of pictures with my DSLR camera and in preparation for a trip to the Rockies in Alberta Canada I wanted a cam...

I saw a really fantastic crocheted tote being made on a tv show and I did my own tweaking and this is what I got. The original was made ...

I've made a steady stream of simple wallets, card holders, and iPod cases but I haven't posted them to the shop yet. Summer was...

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Apologies for being away for so long. My computer decided to fade into a slow decline this spring. In all fairness, it was a wonderful com...

Whew, finally got several Russian Spiral bracelets and necklaces posted to the shop. It was a lot of time involved with this one. I feel l...

The Russian Spiral is an amazingly simple yet complicated stitch. The key is to get a few rows done without error and then it becomes easy ...

I finally posted some more cozy winter mittens. I made some purple wool and cream mittens from an embroidered wool cardigan, purple wool...

I really like the spiral herringbone stitch but it takes too long with size 11 beads and is a little dramatic and thick for size 6 beads. T...

Needle Felting is truly the simplest project I've ever done with such lovely results. All you need is a foundation, probably felt works...

I have a semi simple method of creating fabric/ribbon labels for handmade sewn projects, or at least to sew into projects. What you'll ...