Craft Leftovers Monthly

Craft Leftovers Monthly is superb handmade craft zine filled with projects, recipes, tips, stories, puzzles, and original ideas. It is 36 pages of crafty goodness printed on recycled paper.

Interested in selling Craft Leftovers Monthly in your shop? Email me for details: info [at] craftleftovers [dot] com.

This month of Craft Leftovers Monthly is all about using up those little scraps of fabric. From Jane Austin inspired sewing kits to cute little plush owls. Learn how to make quilted fabric with strips and use it to make a wrist cuff and a pot holder. Hey we all need a little style in our kitchen right? Feeling a bit more bookish? Well, whip up a great patchwork accented book cover in no time. And if you want to just sit and relax, you can try your hand at a crafty wordfind, mix up a homemade frappachino, and read about my struggles with scraps in my studio and meet Lee from Do Stuff! and read about her process, her life, and where she's going next with her craft based business.

A monthly craft zine all about using up your craft leftovers and living life creatively. Patterns, tutorials, inspirations, and made up stories. 36 pages in a great new 5x7 inch size.

A 1 year subscription is 12 issues of Craft Leftovers Monthly delivered to your mail box.

Craft Leftovers Monthly is superb handmade craft zine filled with projects, recipes, tips, stories, puzzles, and original ideas. It is 36 pages of crafty goodness printed on recycled paper.

April is a great month of the year. Maybe the best. I'm bias though. For one thing, spring is finally officially here and the threat of snow storms is just about gone. Flowers are blooming and even better, it's the month of my birthday! There are many fun things to love about the month of April. Another fun thing is Easter, it's a great low key holiday that's all about bunnies and candy :) Who doesn't love plastic eggs filled with candy? I know I sure do!

Drawing is my primary language. I have been drawing since before I can remember and before I could read or write most definitely. I am so happy to present this issue to you because it's all about drawing. Yes of course there will be some instruction on drawing, but there will be a lot of great drawing related projects and tutorials.

Craft Leftovers Monthly is superb handmade craft zine filled with projects, recipes, tips, stories, puzzles, and original ideas. It is 36 pages of crafty goodness printed on recycled paper.

Interested in selling Craft Leftovers Monthly in your shop? Email me for details: info [at] craftleftovers [dot] com.

issues 15 – 26 (December 08 – November 09) all together! They come in a great little box and are discounted to the price of a subscription – so instead of paying $6 each, you get the discounted “year” price!

A monthly craft zine all about using up your craft leftovers and living life creatively. Patterns, tutorials, inspirations, and made up stories. 36 pages in a great new 5x7 inch size.

A 1/2 year subscription is 6 issues of Craft Leftovers Monthly delivered to your mail box.

A monthly craft zine all about using up your craft leftovers and living life creatively. Patterns, tutorials, inspirations, and made up stories. 36 pages in a great new 5x7 inch size.

A 1 year subscription is 12 issues of Craft Leftovers Monthly delivered to your mail box.

The usual love, heartbreak, and date plans that Valentine's Day always brings us. This time around though there is a cannibal hamster on the loose bringing much crafty delights your way and hopefully some laughs along with the "ewwww"s.

This February zine is packed with inspirations, recipes, ideas, and projects for keeping love in the air. Recipes and fun projects are of course in the mix. 28 pages of crafty goodness in this great mini craft zine! Printed on partially recycled paper, all original art work, projects, and recipes.

While February always makes me think of pink hearts, loads of doilies, and romantic get-always; it also makes me think of everyone I love. This month I have recipes and projects to share; let’s celebrate those best friends forever. February also reminds me that winter is in its last throws AND it’s time to order seeds again Those photos of summer produce in my seed catalog are so inspiring. In this issue I’ll focus on small space and indoor, low light solutions. Learn how to build your own seed starting light stand, mix up your own starting soil, plan your garden, and how to compost on a small scale indoors.