You can download this free cross stitch pattern here or here.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Free cross stitch pattern, Spring birds and flowers
You can download this free cross stitch pattern here or here.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
How to make an Easter basket for your spring treats
Decorate with eyelets.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Easter wishes
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
In preparation for Easter
Many cultures follow the tradition of preparing and coloring or decorating hard-boiled eggs for Easter.
Easter eggs may be hand painted like this one.
Or they can show off beautiful crocheted designs.
Сheck out this lacy egg decoration. Isn't it gorgeous?
How about felted Easter eggs? Don't they look cute?
Another traditional symbol of Easter is a bunny.
In legend, the Easter bunny brings baskets filled with colored eggs, candy and sometimes also toys to the homes of children.
How are you preparing for Easter? What decorations do you use in your house?
By Yana (WineCountryLife)
Monday, March 5, 2012
Easter egg decor
That's it! Your egg is so cute!
Happy Easter, everyone! Have fun decorating!
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Easter knit dress giveaway results

The shops she likes:
Art & Photography: sunriseartgallery
Ceramic and Glass: rumosaic07
Jewelry: Beautyland
Supplies: supersupplies4u
Textile Art: funembroidery
Vintage: MyVintageJewelry
Congratulations, Jel! Lyudmila, the giveaway hostess and owner of the Woolsolution shop, will contact you over email to find out your shipping address.
Thank you for participation, everyone!
Monday, April 11, 2011
Vintage Easter rabbit graphic
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Easter colors
Easter is one of the favorite holidays for many people and it has it's own colors. Soft pastels are found in nature, like pale cherry blossoms, or robin's blue egg in their nests, or the first green leaves appearing on the trees! You are also anxious to redecorate your house in soft spring colors so put away the winter decorations, open some doors and windows to let fresh spring air in and find some new spring decorations to put up.
Our artists were working hard to bring some Easter cheers to your house. Please take a look at our collection to see what we have, I know you will find something you like!
Story by Tanya (Socksandmittens)
Photo collages by Irina (IrinaPhotography)
Monday, April 4, 2011
Easter felted egg cozies by YanArt
Get into an Easter spirit while making these colorful felted Eggs cozies! This tutorial is kindly offered to our readers by Yana (YanArt)

For this tutorial it is preferable you had some basic felting skills.

You will need a ruler, scissors, a marker, and a piece of PV film. For example you can use an old package. You will also need wool, water, soap and an egg.
Measure your egg's «waist» and add to the size 30% more (for example 14 cm + 30% = 18.2 cm). In the process of felting wool tends to shrink which is why you should add some size.
Divide this size in 2 (18.2/2 = 9.1cm) – this will be the size of the bottom of the triangular pattern for your hat.
You can choose the size of the top up to your liking but not less than the half of the egg's height. It can be a very tall or smaller hat, it's up to you (remember that wool shrinks).
1. Put the PV film triangular pattern on the bubble-wrap and spread several layers of wool (horizontally and vertically). Put a bit more on the edges – you will turn them over later.
2. Moist the wool with a light soap solution, cover with bubble-wrap and rub a little. Turn everything upside down. Remove the bubble-wrap and thoroughly turn the edges of the wool over the sides of the triangle.
3. Spread the wool on another side of the hat.
4. Repeat step 2. Turn the edges of the wool over the sides again horizontally. Lift and turn the wool at the bottom.
Do it in the upper direction (vertically) to make the bottom of the hat even.
5. Cover with a bubble-wrap and rub gently in circular movements.
6. Wrap everything up in a roll and roll it 50-80...100 times. Unwrap, shift a little the triangular pattern to avoid clotting and wrinkling.
7. Wrap up in a roll. Repeat step 6 several times.
8. Unwrap the roll. Remove the PV film pattern and felt with your hands.
Rub to achieve the shape of a pointy hat and to even the bottom of the hat.
9. Rinse the hat in warm water. Shape it up let it dry.
10. If needed you can use special needles for dry felting to make the bottom of the hat even.
Have fun felting and happy Easter!
Monday, March 7, 2011
Free cross stitch chart "Happy Easter!"

