Auntie Em's Crafts

[...] latex, oil, chalk paint, and stain. I hope you try a chalk paint for yourself. It really is fun! Auntie Em P.S.- If you are looking for great ways to store your quilts, check out some of these great [...]

[...] I wanted to take a few moments to say hello and introduce my new Auntie Em’s Crafts website. I still have a lot of work ahead of me, but I am so excited to get a website [...]

[...] our procedure. Wish us luck!! Earnings so far: $45- Dresser redo $61.50 – Online Sales Auntie Em The post Operation Tarsha Baby Part 2: Fundraising for IVF appeared first on Auntie Em's [...]

[...] .  I hope that you have had a good start so far too! The post Back in Business appeared first on Auntie Em's Crafts. [...]

[...] . I would sure love to give him a baby sister. Hopefully one day. Auntie Em The post Operation Tarsha Baby Part 1: Re-Lighting the Fire appeared first on Auntie Em's Crafts. [...]

[...] a lot to us! Auntie Em Follow our journey: http://www.gofundme.com/tarshababy The post Operation Tarsha Baby Part 3: November Update appeared first on Auntie Em's Crafts. [...]

[...] Total- $2908.75 Thank you again to everyone who has supported our fundraiser! The post Operation Tarsha Baby Part 4: December Update appeared first on Auntie Em's Crafts. [...]

[...] Mary’s Coin Quilt tutorial in the next week or two. Until next time, Auntie Em The post Operation Tarsha Baby Part 5: January Update appeared first on Auntie Em's Crafts. [...]

[...] Pins Water soluble pen Snap Tool (I use Babyville) Size 20 Plastic Snaps (I use Babyville) Bib Template Sharp scissors or pinking shears Fabric Regular bib- 1 piece 10″x12″ for front, 1 piece [...]

I just finished my first table runner this week, along with a tutorial for binding on the Simply Notable side of the house. I  have been so busy with [...]

I wanted to take a few moments to say hello and introduce my new Auntie Em’s Crafts website. I still have a lot of work ahead of me, but I am so exc [...]

[...] . I like to use my imagination and make each one a little different. Getting started on the Basic Bib Tutorial you will need the following items. Tools Sewing machine Cutting Mat Rotary Cutter Acrylic [...]

[...] on. I like to use my imagination and make each one a little different. Getting started on the Basic Bib Tutorial you will need the following items. Tools Sewing machine Cutting Mat Rotary Cutter [...]

[...] Auntie Em’s Crafts. You can follow me on Facebook, Pinterest, Flickr, and Instagram. My handmade crafts can be purchased in my Auntie Em’s Crafts Etsy store, along with designer fabrics (currently [...]

[...] this time. Easy, right?! Once you have mastered this basic bib, try out other variations. Reversible bib: 1. Cut a front, back, and flannel lining piece to size using your cutting mat, rotary cutter, [...]

[...] Fabric Regular bib- 1 piece 10″x12″ for front, 1 piece flannel 10″x12″ for back Newborn bib- 1 piece 7.5″x11.5″ for front, 1 piece flannel 7.5″x11.5″ for back Basic bib [...]

[...] Awareness Month, I thought it would be a good time to share some information in regards to chemo quilts. I have been thinking about writing this post for a few months, ever since I created a chart [...]