Craft Projects
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Learn sashiko with one simple running stitch. This beginner project uses a pre-printed wash-away cloth and cotton sashiko thread. No hoop or experience needed.Read now -
Crochet a Marshmallow Plushie (Jellycat Style)
Read nowMake a soft, squishy marshmallow plushie with this beginner-friendly crochet pattern. Worked in plush chenille yarn for that classic Jellycat-style velvety finish.
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Easy Quilted Potholder Sewing Tutorial
Read nowLooking for a quick handmade upgrade for your kitchen? This easy quilted potholder is a great beginner sewing project that comes together in an afternoon. The built-in pocket makes it simple to grab hot pans from the stovetop or pull a dish out of the oven, and the coordinating cotton fabrics let you match it to any kitchen.
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How to Make a Wavy Felt Flower
Read nowMake a soft, ruffled felt flower in minutes using a wavy spiral cut file and your Cricut. A quick beginner craft for headbands, wreaths, gift toppers, and more.
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Needle Punch a Strawberry Patch
Read nowA fast, beginner-friendly needle punch project. Punch a cheerful strawberry into a hoop and finish it into a sturdy, reusable patch or coaster using cotton yarn and felt backing.
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Quilt an Oven Mitt with 2 Fat Quarters
Read nowA quilted oven mitt is one of those projects that looks impressive but comes together quickly. With two fat quarters, some batting, and a little bias tape, you can sew a sturdy, heat-resistant mitt that's as pretty as it is practical.
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Crochet a Super Soft Chenille Baby Blanket
Read nowSoft, plush, and surprisingly quick to make, this chenille baby blanket uses a modified V-stitch that creates a dense, cozy texture without the gaps you'd get from a traditional V-stitch. With multiple colors and a simple repeating pattern, you can crochet a beautiful blanket that feels like it belongs in a boutique.
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Crocheting an Infinity Granny Square
Read nowThe Infinity Granny pattern is one of the most satisfying in crochet because it never stalls. You just keep adding rounds until it's exactly what you want. It works beautifully in ThreadArt's chunky yarn for a quick, cozy blanket, or in our cotton yarn for lighter projects like wall hangings and table toppers. Mix colors freely, keep it tonal, or use up your scraps. This pattern handles all of it with ease.
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How to make Felt Popsicles
Read nowThese colorful felt popsicles are one of the most fun beginner projects you can stitch up in an afternoon. Soft, stuffed, and completely customizable, they make charming pretend play toys, party decorations, or a sweet handmade gift for the little ones in your life.