Sewing & Textiles

Small business owner Jenifer Green explains how she and her husband turned a beloved craft into an artful trade with natural, locally sourced ingredients in upstate New York.

These kid-friendly DIY crafts are the perfect way to celebrate Hanukkah. Encourage the entire family to get in on the fun with eight straight nights of holiday activities.

Be a blackbird in the dead of night with a shimmering cape of fine feathers.

To match our calendars and planners, of course. 

Whether you're gearing up for back-to-school or looking for an easy way to personalize your handbag, do-it-yourself keychains are a cute and crafty go-to. They're quick and easy to make — plus, the style possibilities are limitless!  

You'll never miss out on a new, delicious beer again.

Wearing an utterly charming apron in the kitchen won't make your soufflé rise any higher, but it's guaranteed to cover your bases and boost your mood as you whisk. To craft this one, grab a tea towel, a grommet kit, and two yards of twill tape.

A tablecloth, gift-wrapping, a set of napkin rings — the possibilities are endless.

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Get your camera ready and wait for picture-perfect weather throughout the year. Then have your child hold up the month-appropriate sign (download our clip-art) and smile prettily — or snowily — for the camera. By December, you'll have a year's worth of seasonal snapshots for a photo calendar.