Fabric on Shine

Slipper chairs: Living room luxury for less

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We all know that searching for fabulous furniture that fits your budget is a daunting task. But with a little creativity, you can turn second-hand items into first-class finds!

How to replace practically everything

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Lost an earring? A Scrabble tile? Here’s how to replace it.

China, Crystal, and Silver

What to know: You can usually find the name or number of a china pattern on the back of a plate. Before you approach a manufacturer or a replacement service…

Fake vs. real materials: The pros and cons

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Use this guide to decide when to go natural and when to choose the new synthetics.

Upholstery

Pleather

What it is: Components of plastic PVC (yes, the kind used in pipes) stretched very thin and coated onto a woven…

linen sachets inspired by nature

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when i was a teenager i used to get sachets as gifts from my grandmother. i never really used them but think they are useful. i did a little...

How to sew a fabric bowl

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<img alt="" src="http://www.craftstylish.com/assets/uploads/posts/33825/lpJANw3p2crochet9_lg.jpg" width="285" height="327"> Here's what you'll need to get started:

User post of the day: Finding great fabrics

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i am a big fan of unique fabrics. i love using them as wall art and have been collecting scraps...

Custom Work: Fabric you design yourself, printed by pros

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What with the recent spate of print-it-yourself books, the explosion of Gocco fan clubs, and the resurgence of craftiness in general, it can seem like the perfect time to take on making your own printed fabrics. And it is—if you want to add a few one-color repeat patterns to a solid background. If, however, your aspirations are a little loftier, you might need some assistance. Finnish web site Bon Bon Kakku can take the manufacturing work off your hands, leaving you to focus on the purely creative part.