FREEBIES FOR CRAFTERS: 2015

What a cute idea and gift.

Hot Cocoa on a Stick - fun holiday gift idea and yummy too!

This simple cute idea for Christmas will make anybody smile.

Betty Cocker Wannabe has used Root Beer (Sarsparilla for us Aussies) and something I LOVE, but you could use Coke aka Cola soda.

Christmas isn't far away and there are some terrific recipes being shared out there.

Take a look at these. Don't they look great.

Clinkers Rocky Road Wreath

Oreo Truffles

Super Easy Shortbread

Berry Meringue Smash

Mini Meringue Ice-Cream Sundae

Cream Cheese Apple Cake

thanks to Yammie's Noshery

String Star Block

by Little Miss Shabby @ Coriander Quilts

Scrapbuster Block 2
Thanks to little miss shabby @ Coriander Quilts

She has other tutorials on her blog.

Film Strip Quilt by Crazy Mom Quilts

Super Zig Quilt by Happy Zombie

Larger blocks to whip up fairly quickly

PDF pattern

Tic Tac Toe Quilt Block

thanks to Amanda Jean over at Crazy Mom Quilts

Great way to use up left overs. You will find more free tutorials on her blog.

No-Stress Window Pane Quilt

by Crystal @ Not My Grandmas Quilts

Using charm squares and a honeybun.

Snowball Fight Pillow

by Stitchory Dickory Dock

While you are there check out a couple of cute ideas she has used for her left over tiny scraps.

Disappearing Nine Patch Block

by Stitchory Dickory Dock

Great way to use up left over charm squares.

Scrappy Disappearing Nine Patch Tutorial 14

Scrappy Disappearing Nine Patch Tutorial 01

Yep it won't be long and Christmas will be on top of us.

Check out these cute and simple ideas to craft.

Fabric Rosette Mistletoe Ball

Steal some smooches underneath this beautiful DIY Fabric Rosette Mistletoe Ball!

Steal some smooches underneath this beautiful DIY Fabric Rosette Mistletoe Ball!

Twine Ornament Balls

These handmade Twine Ball Ornaments are perfect for adding a little rustic charm to your tree! See details at LoveGrowsWild.com

Zipper Quilt

Another quick easy quilt by the Missouri Quilt Company.

I like that no seams have to match up. How easy is that! Great for a beginner quilter. You can use a charm pack for a baby size quilt or a Jelly Roll for a larger quilt.

I stumbled onto Bunks Blog and this quilt is made up in some 30's Reproduction fabric.
What a cute little baby quilt.