Spread Happiness With Eeyore Re-DUX
Well I'd like to start off by telling all of Eeyores adoring fans sorry for the wait. He is now back and here to stay. If your new to baby crafts and are just tuning in to my whimsical ramblings. Welcome you've come at a very serendipitous time!
Spread Happiness With Pooh Bear
So here I am again with a late post. But I come bearing a gift so all is not lost. Check it out I got a cool craft of one of my favorite characters from the Hundred Acre Wood Pooh bear!
Recycled Phone Book Pencil Holder
Now there some creativity. The funny this is I have actually folded a book to look like that. When I was bored, but I never would have thought to make a pencil holder out of it.
A Craft For Mothers Day | Mothers Day Special
This particular craft takes about two-four days maybe quicker depends on how heavy the object you use to flatten your flowers. Once that's done it's a cake walk actually you don't have to wait for the flowers you could start on other steps while they are getting properly pressed.
How To Easter Craft | Paper Easter Basket
How-To: Weave a Paper Easter Basket. This craft was not produced by me but the lovely Diane Gilleland. she wrote the book on the suff literally. Diane Gilleland produces CraftyPod, a blog and bi-weekly podcast about making stuff.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Spread Happiness With Pooh Bear
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Spread Happiness With Eeyore Re-DUX
I have a very unique line up of crafts for your crochet pleasure. You don't crochet well you should but I have other things planned as well for those of you think crochet is just for old ladies. But today is "a day of days" not for new comers but for my loyal fans. I could ramble all day ( I'm so excited) but I won't. I know you all want to download and start crafting or adding this craft to your collection. So look below.
The above is what yours should look like when your finished with this awesome pattern. My niece loves this it's still in her room sitting on her bed whenever I go to visit (it's still there ; )). You won't find a Eeyore crochet pattern as good as this anywhere else folks.
What you'll need to use the Eeyore crochet pattern:
A pdf reader I have mentioned them before grab either FoxIt or Adobe Reader.
Now click the link below to download the pdf and get started!!
I will try and redirect anyone who is still viewing the old post to this one. I'm not s good with coding so...If that doesn't quite work out you'll know why xD.
Any-who enjoy that baby craft brought to you by baby crafts. I'm starting a Pintrest account soon as well so look out for that.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Eeyore and Friends Update
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Inspiration and the Bias-Tape Baby Bib
I've been looking for things to craft trying to come up with new ideas. But I've been getting side tracked and distracted while searching for inspiration well until TODAY! What glorious day it is I've found what I was looking for and my head is bursting with Ideas! I came across a wonderful site called "The Paper Seed" go there check it out maybe you'll be inspired as well. Anyway I said all that to say this I will be sharing an original baby crafts crochet pattern next week I'll be crafting it this weekend so look out for it. But I have posted an amazing baby craft below I know you all will love it.
A Side Note: Those of you looking for the PDF for the Spread Happiness With Eeyore Craft I'm sorry I've been searching for the file when I find it I'll make sure to revamp the post.
Bias-tape Baby Bib Tutorial and Template

You can download this bib template or just freehand one
fabric piece for the cover (approx 8″x8″)
terry cloth for backing (approx 8″x8″)
bias tape (approx 54″)
Friday, May 4, 2012
A Craft For Mothers Day | Mothers Day Special
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Works
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White lace flower making, lace paper, masking tape in the lace pattern.
Material
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White lace flower | How many you want
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Beige construction paper | About 21.5 × 14.5cm
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Tracing paper | Angle 5.5cm
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Heart-shaped lace paper | One
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Dark brown ribbon | How many you want
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Masking tape | Two
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Tool
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Wood Glue
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Double-sided tape
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Tweezers
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Mat cutter
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How To Make
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First things first place your lace flowers face up on the tissue paper.
Press down on the lace flowers they should sorta stick to the tissue paper then you can flip the paper and the flowers face down.
Better Yet: just place the flowers face-down on the newspaper. Then put tissue paper on top. I don't know what I was thinking cause that would've been so much easier when I was crafting it XD.
Remember I was talking about the wait period well here it is. You'll need something heavy to sat upon your flowers to make them nice and flat. I used a book you can use a stack of books whatever works for you.
Fold you tracing paper in half.
Turn over, in the down position, draw a little square of 4.5cm from the center of the right angle.
As window frames, cut with the cutter.
Turn over the drawing paper, put a double-sided tape on the inside of the window frame.
Paste the tracing paper to peel off the release paper.
Put a lace paper on the right side of the heart.
Go gently with tweezers placed put the race on the flower Apply a thin layer of the bond of lace paper, and your pressed flower art.
Finish so that the shape of the heart.
Make a fine bow with a ribbon,
Pasted on top of the window frame of the card table, it is decorated with two complete masking tape the top and bottom!
So I take it your done. You want more stay tuned cause sometime next week I'm bringing another gorgeous craft with me. Just be ready have your tools lined up and ready for use I'll see you then.
Baby Crafts, Crafts Queen Out!
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
What Is A Zen Garden?
The other evening, walking through a shopping center close to home, I went as usual, several stores that I like.
One of them is full of incense, very nice decorations for the house and a cozy, with dim lights, soft music .....

And there in the background in one of the crowded shelves had a sign saying "Zen Garden ".... and there I was looking at the box, instructions, and after thinking about it .... Two seconds! I went out to pay. I brought him home and I love ...
A Zen garden is the way of life, the universe and is designed to provide vitality, peace and serenity.
Rake the soil allowed to leave the mind free of tension, helps concentration and meditation calms the fears and anxieties.
Breathe deeply while raking and make beautiful drawings on the sand.Also becomes a different and original decorative ...
Now for its entirety and use the correct way, according to the instructions enclosed ...
First I tell you, consists of a bowl of golden proportions (which represents the harmony), fine sand, preferably light colored, smooth, rake ad hoc and three stones of different sizes but proportional to the size of the vessel at the ground.
Every part of this garden has a specific purpose to give us what it was intended to ...
The sand neutralizes the bad thoughts, attitudes and negative emotions, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity.
A space perfectly smoothing represents the vastness of the sea. The grooves may symbolize the different walks of life.
The stones represent the obstacles and stumbling blocks with which we face in life.
The stones symbolize the experiences we gain in life, after overcoming these setbacks and inconveniences ...
The rake is what our guiding hand to move around the stage of our lives, without realizing it, embodied in the drawings of the earth, our anxieties and our fears, depositing it in the form of drawings, more or less edgy grooves ...
It can be used instead of stones, quartz. They generate energy and can represent values such as simplicity, humility or modesty.
Candles are also an option for our Zen garden, but they must be rounded to not break the harmony of space. Otherwise it is preferably located outside the garden ...
There is a curious legend that gave rise to the Zen gardens. It says so:
"Legend has it that when the outfielder finished his work, he called the emperor to contemplate his garden." Congratulations. It is the most beautiful garden I've seen and that rock is the most beautiful of all ", said the emperor.
Instantly, the gardener took the stone marked, removed her from the garden and threw into the sea. Then he explained to his master: "Now everything is perfect, and the garden can be seen in harmony. A garden, like life, must be viewed in its entirety. If we focus on the beauty of detail, the rest will seem too ugly ... "
I hope you liked the entry and clear any dark spot on what they call "Zen Garden".
Regards,
Linda.
For all the lazy ones out there.
The same Zen Garden book can be purchased by following this link.
Friday, April 22, 2011
How To Easter Craft | Paper Easter Basket
How-To: Weave a Paper Easter Basket
This craft was not produced by me but the lovely Diane Gilleland. she wrote the book on the suff literally. Diane Gilleland produces CraftyPod, a blog and bi-weekly podcast about making stuff. check out her first book, Kanzashi In Bloom.
How-To: Weave a Paper Easter Basket
This design is based on the traditional Danish Woven Heart you see at Christmas and Valentine's Day. Here, it's updated for Easter, and a lovely way to present small gifts of candy.
Materials:
12"×12" sheets of coordinating paper (2)Scraps of a third coordinating paper
Scissors
Ruler
Pencil
1/4" brads
Glue stick
Paper clips
Craft knife
Scrap of cardboard
Circle Punch (optional)
1/8" hole punch (optional)
Bone folder (optional)



























