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Fabric Trick or Treat Bowl

This bowl was fun to make from clothesline and fabric strips with a simple zigzag stitch on my sewing machine. 1/2 yard each of three different cotton prints.

How to Make Double Fold Bias Tape: Binding Tutorial

I decided to make my own double fold bias tape out of matching fabric scraps. Careful measuring, cutting, and ironing are the keys to success.

Spotlight: Kathy Engholm, Glass Artist

Kathy works in fused glass using her own glass-on-glass screenprinting method. Each piece begins with her original photograph to produce each screen.

Spotlight: Carmen Aberasturi of Lemon Glaze Ceramics

My ceramic designs focus on a simple, natural beauty and a narrow color palette. I do throw small pots, the real joy is hand-building more organic pieces.

Ode to a Mammogram

I made this bra for Sew News Magazine's Breast Cancer Awareness Project. It won Viewers' Choice and now resides in the Women's Health Clinic in Detroit, MI.

EPP Scissor Sheaf

Hand embroidered scissor case with 1/4-inch English Paper Pieced hexagons. Cotton fabric, embroidery floss and decorative cording. Stitched by hand.

Spotlight: Rebecca Vick, Mixed Media Artist

My whimsical artwork is created using paper, ink, paint, gelatos, water colors, pencils, glue, markers, material - a mixture of mediums..

Spotlight: Angela Delarmente & Knuckle Kiss Jewelry

Angela Delarmente of Knuckle Kiss Jewelry is a Seattle-based designer making handcrafted, modern jewelry using traditional metalsmithing techniques.

Easy Festive Fall Decor

Quick decor! Arrange a straw bale, pumpkins, cornstalks and a pretty potted mum to transform a plain porch into an inviting autumn and Halloween outdoor room.

Thread Painting

I have always been interested in threadpainting. I took a workshop in Santa Fe from Jennifer Day. This was my first practice piece.

Spotlight: Lorraine Torrence, Textile Artist

I am a quilter and wearable art maker and have been doing both since 1971. I now design and make patterns so people can make their own wearable art.

A Nerd Geek Filled Wedding

At our wedding, each table had a theme instead of a number. Each table had a ceramic flower pot that was made and planted for its theme. Name cards matched.

Spotlight: Patricia Belyea and Okan Arts

I’m an artisan quilter who imports vintage Japanese textiles for making unique quilts. I sell these remarkable hand-dyed fabrics through Okan Arts in Seattle.

Second Line Wedding Umbrellas

Fabrics, lace, trim, ribbon, beads, and spray paint decorate each umbrella, with feathers and sequins as needed. Attached with hot glue, and hand stitching.

Spotlight: Amy Davis of Monster Dance Designs‏

As Monster Dance Designs, I create etched glassware and kitchen accessories for those folks who are marching to their own beat. In development: wedding options.

Spotlight: Terry and Sarah Snow of Chaos Woods

We're a husband and wife team, Terry and Sarah Snow, who started making wooden toys and crafts at the beginning of 2014.

Spotlight: Anna Swan of Demi + Olive Handmade

Demi + Olive highlights my passion for making kids' rooms extra special. I make personalized collages, hand-crafted décor and crafts.

Spotlight: Paule and Michael of Beyond Her

Everyday objects can and should be beautiful. All my products are high quality and built for easy care. That’s how I found my tag line, Art for Every Day.

Spotlight: Quinn Smith, Remnant Ceramics‏

I've loved all things creative since childhood and now make jewelry out of super white porcelain and accent with: water-etching and glazing.

Spotlight: David Melancon, Exit 82 Art

In addition to the stone drink coasters, we offer any of our 4000+ images on ceramic mugs, tempered glass cutting boards, and photo magnets. Custom work, too.