It’s time to get your Mother’s Day gifts! Why put it off until the last minute and end up with a gift that’s only so-so. Create your own Mother’s Day gift and make this year extra special.

I love, love, love handmade gifts, so I thought I share a few fabulous ideas to jump start your creativity!

These are a few of my favorites including some from this list of 101 Gifts for Her!

Lavender Body Scrub…I’ll take it!  Oh my gosh, this is such a nice gift!  Check out Deliciously Organized for the details, but I want to warn you that you could end up with a song stuck in your head once you read her post.

I want one of these DIY Jewelry Dishes!  What a beautiful Mother’s Day gift created with just a few simple supplies.  Check out the full tutorial on Fiskars.

Try something different this year with these cool DIY Ombre Painted Utensils…they’re easy and beautiful!

This is not your everyday DIY gift…a chalkboard necklace!  It’s super cute!  Henry Happened shares a great tutorial for this idea.

Use these beautiful free printables to create a Mother’s Day gift in minutes!  I love the matching matchbook covers.  You can find a few more Mother’s Day printables on The Ellie Blog.

This is a lovely perfume locket using a pocket watch…cool idea!  You can follow the step-by-step instructions on Design Sponge.

Can you sew?  This is a simple photo project that’s sure to create a treasured gift!  You can find out the details on BHG.com.

Isn’t this stunning?!  Create a french hand tied bouquet…you can’t go wrong with this gift!  The Frolic Blog is full of beautiful ideas.

This Simple Bloom Necklace is the perfect gift to make with your children…It’s amazingly easy!  Check out this quick tutorial!

Create a sweet vintage tea cup pincushion in a few simple steps.  You can find all the details on I Heart Naptime.

This amazing felt flower brooch is the perfect accessory for a Mother’s Day Brunch.  It’s easy and here’s the tutorial to show you how to make one in minutes.

Gather up a some fabric scraps and create this rosette necklace!  I have one and I love it!  Here’s all you need to whip up one today…oh, but make sure you make yourself one while you at it!

Looking for a few more ideas? Check out these FREE Pretty Printables for an instant gift or two!

Do you have a favorite?

Have you made handmade Mother’s Day gifts in the past?  I’d love to hear about them!

~Kim

Other posts you might enjoy…

• 101 Handmade Gifts for Her
• 101 Simple Handmade Gifts
• 8 Printables for Mother’s Day

Win a tote bag of your choice!

We are looking forward to a little time at the beach around here and have whipped up a whole line of beachy and nautical tote bags to welcome the warm weather!

These tote bags are the perfect size to take your towel and a book or two to the beach. You can also buy them in bundles and we’ll customize them for your next party or retreat. 

Take a look at some of these fun designs…

Lobsters…they make me start dreaming of Maine and Lobster Bisque.  Ha!  It’s always about the food around here. 

Seahorses have always been one of my favorites!  These would be beautiful for a beach wedding tote or to take on your next beachy vacation!

Need I say more?  I’m sure you know a girl or two that could use one of these! 

To carry your yarn around wherever you go…

This is one of our colorful totes for all you Parrot Heads out there!

Did you get a crafty tote of your own yet?? 

These are so popular around here…we were even featured on Etsy last week!  We were in a tote bag frenzy around here printing and packaging like crazy people!  It was fun!

We are starting to offer these in a few colors, but haven’t listed photos in the shop yet.  If you would like a special color, just convo me and we’ll see what we can do!

There are a ton of new designs and I’d like to share a tote bag of your choice to 3 Everything Etsy readers!

Which one would you choose?

Visit Handmade and Craft and leave a comment below telling me about your favorite.   Be sure to click through the rafflecopter widget to have each entry count!

{All tote orders ship with an upgrade to Priority Shipping for a limited time!}

Good Luck!

~Kim

Hand Stamped Initial Necklace {DIY Gift}

Learn how to make your own hand stamped jewelry and create amazing gifts for any occasion.  It’s the perfect DIY gift for yourself {ha!}, Mother’s Day, new moms, graduation gifts, birthdays, Christmas and any other holiday Hallmark can think up!

I wear one of these necklaces almost every day and I get so many compliments!  I’ve been selling them on Etsy for a few years, and I thought I’d share how I make them with you! 

I’ll also give you some tips and information on buying supplies that should save you a ton of time and money getting started.

Here’s an example of a “Mother’s Necklace” that’s always been a popular gift.  You can add as many charms as you would like, or just have one initial charm for your name. 

This is the kind of gift that’s cherished forever!   

Here’s a peek at my supplies…

• Letter stamp set
• Hammer
• Steel bench block
• Sterling silver ball chain necklaces
• Sterling silver blanks {hearts and circles}
• Open Jump Rings
• Sterling Silver Head Pins – 2 in.
• Freshwater pearls
• Metal hole punch pliers
• Round tip pliers
• Wire cutters
• Long-nose pliers
• Sharpie marker
• Steel Wool

I usually work with sterling silver blanks, but it’s best to practice on less expensive metal until you get the feel for stamping with the right pressure.  Trust me…you will be sad if you mess up a silver charm.

These are my favorite letters…they’re a lowercase typewriter font.  You can find a million different fonts, but I think this one is really easy to read when stamping.

Here’s how I make a hand stamped necklace…{with lots of step-by-step photos}

I start with my sterling silver circle blank and rough it up a bit with the steel wool.  Of course this step is optional.  If you prefer a shiny blank, just skip this step!

Wipe any dust off of the blank and place it flat on the steel bench block.  You can secure the edge of it with a piece of tape if you like…it’s up to you.   

Make sure you are holding your stamp with the letter facing you {the one written on the stamp}.

Center it and hold the stamp straight up and down so it stamps evenly.

Take your hammer and give it a good whack!

I’ve read about using more than one hit, but I only use one.  You can’t be afraid to really hit it!  This is where practicing with another metal will help you to know how hard and what angle works best for you and your stamps.  Keep in mind that some metals are softer, so you will need to adjust to that a bit. {It’s really not as hard as I’m making it sound…lol!}

Take a Fine Black Sharpie and fill in your letter.  You don’t have to be perfect, but make sure you really get the ink down in the grooves.

Let it dry a bit and the use your steel wool to lightly rub the charm until you only have ink down in the grooves of the letter.  You can touch it up a bit and repeat this step if you need to.  Then I use a little jewelry polish cloth to brighten it up a bit.

Punch a hole at the top using your hole punch pliers.

Attach your sterling silver open jump ring.

Slide it on your sterling silver necklace and stop right there if you want!  It’ sweet and simple!

You can go on to make a pearl charm…

I use freshwater pearls that I buy from a local jewelry shop.  They sell them by the strand, so I like to really check them out to find a size that I like.  You can go really big or little with these!

I start with a 2 inch sterling silver head pin and make a loop around the tip of my round pliers.

While holding it right there I take my long nose pliers and start to wrap the head pin around to the top of the pearl.  I usually make 2-3 loops and cut the remaining off with the wire cutters. 

Add the sterling silver jump ring and you have a pearl charm!  That was easy wasn’t it?!

You could also mix it up a bit by using any bead or crystals for birthstones.

There you go!  That’s all you need to do to make your own fabulous hand stamped jewelry at the fraction of the cost. 

Once you start stamping you will want to make everything with a stamp…lol!

You can purchase large blanks for key chains, guitar picks and so much more!  Think of all the gifts you can make!!

You can use any type of metal charm, so have fun with it!

If you love hand stamped jewelry and just want to buy a necklace or two…just visit my Handmade and Craft shop on Etsy.  You will find these and other designs in my Hand Stamped Jewelry Section.

Please leave any of your questions in the comments!

~Kim

I’ve listed some of the supplies available on Amazon to make your shopping easier… {I seriously love the Prime shipping!}

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A few other sources you might enjoy…

Dreamland Jewelry – Silver chains

Art Beads – Open jump rings – all sizes – 6mm-8mm and head pins

Beaducation – Metal Stamping Blanks

25 DIY Bridesmaid Gifts

Make your wedding day extra special with these DIY bridesmaid gifts that are simple, sweet and won’t burst your budget!  Let them know you appreciate all their hard work with something handmade.  I’m sure they could use a little relaxing bath salt or lavender soap.  How about a beautiful necklace to cherish?  Maybe a tote bag for a weekend at the beach?

Every bridesmaid is unique, and I’m sure there’s something perfect for them on this list of amazing gift tutorials!

1. Personalized Note Locket – 100 Layer Cake
2. DIY Bow Clutch – Elm Street Life
3. Homemade Bubble Bath {printable} – Eat Drink Chic
4. Doily Personalized Canvas Bag – Under the Sycamore
5. Homemade Bath Salt – Everything Etsy
6. Envelope Clutch – Swell Mayde
7. Soy Candles – Ruffled
8. Homemade Lavender Soap – A Pumpkin and A Princess
9. DIY Personalized Locket Art – Everything Etsy
10. Pandora Inspired Bracelet – Happy Hour Projects
11. Tea Soap – Cucumbersome
12. Clay Flower Jewelry – Happy Together Creates
13. Rosette Necklace Tutorial – Everything Etsy
14. Perfume Locket – Design Sponge
15. Vintage Inspired Flower Necklace – The Good Life
16. Ruffled Coin Purse – Flamingo Totes
17. DIY Wire Bird Nest Necklace – Sarah Ortega
18. Lace & Pearl Necklace – Tatertots & Jello
19. Sparkle Tote Bag & Notebook – Lauren Conrad
20. Knot Tote Bag – Me Sew Crazy
21. Ribbon and Pearl Necklace – Dollar Store Crafts
22. Vintage Teacup Candles – Reese Kistel
23. DIY Glitter Clutch – I Am Style-ish
24. Makeup Brush Roll – The Beauty Department
25. Braided Headbands – P.S. I Made This

Handmade gifts are a wonderful way to let them know how much you care!  Which one is your favorite?

If you are looking for more DIY wedding ideas, you will want to see this…

101 Simple Handmade Wedding Ideas! 

A handmade wedding is a beautiful thing…enjoy it in style without spending every penny you own!

~Kim

Other posts you might enjoy…

• 101 Handmade Gifts for Men
• 101 Handmade Gifts for Her
• 101 Simple Handmade Gifts

Pom poms make me happy.  Colorful hearts make me happy.  So, I combined the two into this fun Pom Pom Heart Pillow that’s a sweet addition to any decor.  You know you need a heart pillow somewhere in your home, don’t you?!

This is a quick project.  I made it while watching Downton Abbey one evening so there’s no major concentration required…lol.  The pom poms were made with my super cool and crafty pom pom maker that I’ll share with you in another post.

Here’s a look at how I did it…

Gather up a bunch of trimmed pom poms…I used 22 pom poms for my heart.  To give you a little perspective on the size I will tell you that this is a simple 17 inch pillow.  The completed heart is 9” x 9” full of 2 inch pom poms.

• I cut an 8 inch heart out of wool felt…you know how I feel about wool felt. {It’s the BEST!}
• I simple started attaching each pom pom with the embroidery thread to the edge of the heart.  I started at the top working my way around.
• I only used two large stitches for each pom pom so it was a quick process.  You might need to adjust the number of stitches depending on how much your pillow will be handled.

• I completed the edge and then filled in the center with pom poms.  Don’t you love it?!
• There are many ways it can be attached to the pillow, but I added just a few stitches along the edge so I can remove it later without damaging the pillow.  You could just glue it with fabric glue.  Whatever makes you happy.

There you have it…one pretty Pom Pom Heart Pillow!

If you have any questions feel free to leave them in the comments.

I made the pom poms with this Pom Pom Maker from Amazon {below}…just follow the easy directions and you can make a ton in minutes!  It’s the easiest way I’ve found to make them.  {Yes, you can make them using cardboard…but I liked this little tool so much better!!}

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~Kim

Looking for more Valentine’s Day fun???  Here’s some posts you might enjoy…

• Felt Heart Wreath Tutorial
• Heart Hair Clip & Brooch Pattern {free download}
• 101 Handmade Valentine’s Day Ideas
• 101 Valentine’s Day Printables
• 25 Valentine’s Day Wreaths

I don’t think I’m alone in the fact that I love everything in Anthropologie, BUT not the prices!  Most of their items seem to be something to splurge on or knock-off as your next DIY project!

I’m the kind of shopper that walks straight to the back of the store to browse the sale racks.  If I should happen to pass something that I can’t live without…well, that’s usually when I start figuring out how to make it on my own for a fraction of the price. {I’m cheap like that!}

With the holidays coming up I’m looking for cheap and easy creative gift ideas and ways to spruce up my home for the holidays.  I found some super inspiring DIY Anthro knock-offs that I know you’re going to love. 

Here are a few fabulous ideas for your next weekend project…

1. Ruffled Burlap Lamp – Mama Says Sew
2. Stormy Seas Necklace – Amar Como Loca
3. Flutter Curtains – Kojo Designs
4. Cameo Collage Necklace – Flamingo Toes
5. Zinc Inspired Letters – Sugar and Charm
6. Embellished Lamp Shade – Nest for Less
7. Anthropologie Teapot Lamp – Vintage Revivals
8. Shimmer Earrings – My Girlish Whims
9. DIY Marjorelle Necklace – Welcome to the Good Life
10. Multitude Headbands – The Gunny Sack
11. Cupcake Liner Brooch – Henry Happened
12. Asterid Coin Purse – Flamingo Toes
13. Large Bow Bag with Pattern – The Little Appleseed
14. Trinket and Treasure Candlesticks – Five Days…Five Ways
15. Floral Vases – Ode to Inspiration
16. Knotted Bedding – Kojo Designs
17. Lace and Pearl Bib Necklace – Little Miss Momma
18. Tagged Journal – Radical Possibility
19. Constellations Star Cardigan – Honey and Fitz
20. Q-tip Blooms – Homemade Ginger
21. Anthro Initial Mugs – Cool People Sew
22. Scarf Necklace – Scarves.net
23. Flower Headwrap – Flamingo Toes
24. Anthro Rope Necklace – Lillyella
25. Lucky Number Cabinet Knobs – Infarrantly Creative

These great tutorials should make it easy for you to create your next weekend project, or two!    Thanks to everyone for sharing your awesome Anthro knock-offs!

I have more than a few of these on my list!  Have you made any knock-offs lately? 

~Kim

Other posts you might enjoy…

• 25 Ikea Hacks {DIY Décor}
• Rosette Necklace Tutorial {DIY Gift}
• 25 DIY Home Organization Ideas

Visit our new Project Gallery to browse hundred of DIY gifts and creative home ideas!

Fabric decorated coffee cups make great gifts!

I love projects that look like a million bucks but only take minutes to make!  Turn a plain old photo coffee cup into a fabulous stylin’ cup in no time at all…think of the possibilities!

Ever have beautiful fabric scraps that you can’t, won’t, or shouldn’t throw away???  Yes, I understand how hard it is to part with pretty fabric.  This is a project for you!

Once you see how simple this is I’m sure you’ll think of a few coffee lovin’ friends that might need one.

Supplies…

• Photo coffee cup {this is an old one from Starbucks}
• Beautiful fabric scrap {This fabric is from Jennnifer Paganelli}
• Tacky glue
• Scissors
• pins

Make It…

1.  Gather your supplies and get ready for a fun and speedy project!

2.  Remove the paper from the coffee cup and use it as a template for your fabric.  Pin it on the fabric and cut.

3.  Remove pins and glue your fabric directly to the paper to make it stronger and easier to slide back in the cup.  Let dry and then slide it back in its spot!

That’s it!  You can sit back, relax and enjoy a beautiful coffee cup in any color that makes you happy!

Have fun!

~Kim

Love simple DIY projects???  Check out our brand new project gallery for DIY gifts, tons of tutorials and even Ikea hacks!

Want to make your own rosette necklace?  Or maybe you’re looking for creative gifts for the girls on your list that have EVERYTHING?

Well, I’ll show you step-by-step how to make these sweet and fabulous fabric rosette necklaces for yourself or to share.  They’re super easy and cheap…really cheap!  This beautiful necklace is the perfect touch to make you look like a million bucks on pocket change. Works for me!

Start with a few simple supplies:

• Clear Gel Tacky Glue {I’ve tried other glue and this is my favorite one…just a tip!}
• Scissors
• Fabric scraps – I used a linen type fabric, enough to tear 5 strips measuring 2-2 1/2” wide and 15” in length
• 18-20” chain with connectors and clasp
• Pliers {or you can use a completed chain}

The fabric is easy to rip if you make a tiny cut at the top of your fabric and gently start to tear.  It should tear straight with a nice messy edge.

Make a ton of rosettes and add them to your gifts, make bracelets, decorate your home or create hair accessories.  You’ll be hard to stop once you start!

For this necklace I made 3 large rosettes {finished size 2-2 1/2”} and 2 smaller ones {finished size 1 3/4”}.

Step 1 – Start by folding the fabric in half and roll a tight center…maybe 4 or 5 rolls.

Step 2 – Add glue and start to twist your fabric like shown in the photo above.  Step 3 – Keep working your way around by adding a drop of glue and twisting every half turn or so.  Just try to keep it tight.

Step 4 – Once you reach the desired width of your rosette just cut the strip of fabric with 1-2” of fabric left.

Step 5 – Add a drop of glue to the bottom, center of your rosette {this is where you were holding it to start with}.

Step 6 – Fold the the fabric strip over the bottom of your rosette to secure it.  Trim if needed.

Once you have made all five flowers and they have been able to dry for 24 hours, you can finish your necklace.

Step 7 – Cut your chain to the desired length and attach the clasp with the connectors.

Step 8 – Line up your flower and cut a few pieces of fabric to attach to the back of the rosettes and hold them in the right shape.

Step 9 – Flip your rosettes upside down and glue them to the fabric strips with the chain sandwiched inside.

Step 10 – Let it dry overnight.

Step 11 – Trim away the extra fabric.

 That’s it!

Now you can make one in every color!  I get compliments on it wherever I go and I plan to make a few more for gifts.

Looking for more gift ideas?  Check out this list of 101 Simple Handmade Gift Tutorials!

Have fun!

~Kim

I love this quote! Life really is a great big canvas and I’m excited to be living it in a creative environment and throwing on all the paint I can! Well, to be totally accurate, I usually spray my paint on! That still counts right?

Here are a couple of free printables you can download and print out as a reminder to keep on being colorful and creative!

My gift to you as thanks for being with me here at Everything Etsy!

Downloadable PDF Links:

Top Color (Grey and Blue) 8×10 4×6

Bottom Color (Green-ish and blue) 8×10 4×6

In most web browsers you can just click on the above links and they will open in your browser window and you can print them from there. If that doesn’t work or if you want to save the file to your computer for future use you can usually right-click on the link and choose “save link as” or “save target as”.

How are you painting your canvas?

This quote makes me think of the amazing transition we’ve experienced over the last years starting with selling on Etsy, then blogging for fun, then trying to make a full-time living creatively online. It’s a completely unexpected direction and when I get scared of the unkown I think of quotes like this and remember it’s our life to create however we want to!

What does this quote make you think of? I’d love for you to share in the comments.

~Kim

Looking for fun summer DIY projects??  You’ll be thrilled with these simple tutorials and free printables that will make your summer sizzle!  Map notebooks, patriotic wreaths, beach cover ups and BBQ party printables for easy entertaining…there’s lots to see!

Summer is full of fun road trips and days at the beach.  These tutorials will fit in with your relaxed summer days perfectly.  Many of them require no special skills and make for fun projects with kids.

Check out these fabulous 101 handmade summer tutorials…

1. Summer BBQ Party Printables – Hostess With the Mostess
2. Patriotic Clothespin Wreath – Everything Etsy
3. No Sew Duct Tape Bag – My House and Home
4. DIY Bird Feeder – Erin’s Creative Energy
5. Woven Map Notebook – Ruby Murrays Musings
6. Rock Covered Bucket – Centsational Girl
7. Family Summer Bucket List {Printables} – Tatertots & Jello
8. Modern Cement Planters – Apartment Therapy
9. Glass Float Summer Wreath – Sand and Sisal
10. Painted Statement Flats – Alisa Burke
11. DIY Colorful Swing – Sausage Jar
12. Shrinky Dink Heart Bracelet – Michaels
13. No Sew Bandanna Table Runner – Scattered Thoughts
14. Lemon Laundry Soap – Yellow Brick Home
15. DIY Clay House Pots – Say Yes to Hoboken
16. Ombre Tassel Necklace – Oh the Lovely Things
17. Lemonade Stand & Bake Sale {Printables} – The TomKat Studio
18. Summer Frame Wreath – A Glimpse Inside
19. Handmade Coasters {Printables} – Elephant Shoe
20. Word Bracelets – Happy Hour Projects
21. Waterproof Blanket – Martha Stewart
22. Sizzling Summer Sunglasses – Mod Podge Rocks
23. Citrus Stools – Martha Stewart
24. Duct Tape Flower Ring – Living Locurto
25. DIY Summer Scrub – Deliciously Organized
26. 20 Minute Beach Cover Up – La Vie Enrose
27. Fabric Book Cover Tutorial – Simply Homemade
28. Pallet Lounge Chairs – Shoestring Pavilion
29. Washi Tape Bird House Key Hooks – Torie Jayne
30. Luggage Tags – Soubelles
31. Nautical Summer Skirt – Elle Apparel
32. Painted Outdoor Rug – Addicted 2 Decorating
33. Summery Flower Scarf – The Pursuit of Happiness
34. Bamboo Handle Bag – Everything Etsy
35. Summer Slippers – Lady Harvatine
36. Swimming Trunks Tutorial – Melly Sews
37.  DIY Summer Sandals – Annekata
38. Sleeveless Summer Top – Trinkets in Bloom
39. Ruffled Knit Nightgown – Everyday Chaos
40. Neon Pyramid Necklace – Creme de la Craft
41. Gathered Summer Dress – Studs and Pearls
42. Polka Dot Flats – P.S. I Made This
43. Plastic Spoon Chrysanthemum Mirror – Addicted 2 Decorating
44. Fork Bracelet – Stars for Steetlights
45. T-Shirt Scarf/Necklace – Hello Giggles
46. Summer Sling Bag Tutorial – Morning by Morning Productions
47. Interchangeable Flip-Flops – Make It and Love It
48. Simple Shell Candles – Everything Etsy
49. Summer Party Printables – How Does She
50. Wallet-to-Tote Bag – Sew, Mama, Sew!
51. Scalloped Lace Jean Shorts – The Modern Austen
52. DIY Succulent Terrarium – That’s Quirky
53. Tie Dye Summer Scarf – The Zen of Making
54. Drinking Straw Pendant Light – Addicted 2 Decorating
55. Faux Decorative Coral – Mega Crafty
56. Painted Linen Towels – Everyday Occasions
57. Summer Grill Party Printables – Pizzazzerie
58. French Flower Pots – Market Nine Home
59. Stay Cool {Printable} – Eighteen25
60. Crochet Bracelet Tutorial – Nicely Created For You
61. Knot So Hard Flip Flops – The Mother Huddle
62. DIY Rope Bracelet – Made By Girl
63. Handmade Feather Wreath – Infarrantly Creative
64. Wood Shim Window Box Planter – Centsational Girl
65. Fabric Notebook Cover – The Cottage Home
66. Summer Bangle Bracelet – Lumi
67. Wish Bracelets – Happy Hour Projects
68. Summer Pool Party Printables – Pizzazzerie
69. Mod Podge Summer Shoes – Make It and Love It
70. Simple Summer Clutch – Purl Bee
71. Summer Subway Art {Printable} – Eighteen25
72. Vintage Summer Gingham Bunting – A Pretty Cool Life
73. Clustered Pearl Bracelet – Twinkle and Twine
74. Mini Polaroid Necklace – Polish The Stars
75. Lemonade Tags {Printables} – We Heart Shops
76. Knot Summer Shorts – Grosgrain
77. Custom Photo Pencils – The Cheese Thief
78. Get Your Grill On {Printable} – Flamingo Toes
79. Painted Duck Cloth Pillows – Tattered and Inked
80. Bleach Pen Design Napkins – Say Yes to Hoboken
81. Chunky Shimmer Bangles – Alisa Burke
82. Bike Basket Tutorial – See Kate Sew
83. Origami Butterfly – Go Origami
84. Pinwheel Rings – FamilyFun
85. Crochet Japanese Flower – REVolution
86. Personalized Felt Notebooks – Everything Etsy
87. DIY Beaded Necklace – Jen Loves Kev
88. Colorful Ombre Trash Bin – Mod Podge Rocks
89. No Sew Ruffle Tote – Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
90. Wine Bottle Wall Vase – Shanty 2 Chic
91. Duct Tape Flower Pens – Seven Sisters
92. Oilcloth Lunch Bags – Martha Stewart
93. Mason Jar Candles – Something Turquoise
94. Shirt Sleeve Bag – My Own Road
95. DIY Summer Sandals – Kelly Hicks
96. Dream Catcher Necklace – Sincerely, Kinsey
97. Swimsuit Sewing Tutorial – Cotton and Curls
98. Button Ponytail Holders – Everything Etsy
99. Paper Plate Baskets – Sarah Hearts
100. Wooden Bead Summer Wreath – The Silly Pearl
101. Lemonade Stand Printables – Anders Ruff

This is an awesome time of year!  I hope you found a bunch of ideas to add to your summer fun!

If you are looking for more summer projects you’ll love this list of 101 Sewing Tutorials for Summer!

I really appreciate all your pins, tweets, stumbles and Facebook likes on my previous 101 posts…you rock!!!

Other posts you might enjoy:

• 101 Handmade Gifts Tutorials
• 101 Pretty Printables {free}
• 101 Gifts for Men

If you love creative links, please subscribe to Everything Etsy!  New subscribers make my day!

Do you have any fun summer plans???  I’d love to hear about them.  We’re hitting the road on a fun road trip in a matter of hours so I’m off to pack up the car!

~Kim