Projects — PattieWack Mini Tassel Tool

To make your own do-it-yourself hearth cushion, here's a complete guide for cutting, sewing and stuffing with Fairfield's Cushion Foam and Poly-fil® Cushion Wrap.

Your home will look like a Winter Wonderland when you make these enchanting Christmas trees and wreath with batting from Fairfield World.  The soft fluffy batting creates an effect like a blanket of snow and combined with fallen birch branches, it takes your imagination to a magical place.  The wreath and the trees are super simple to make, and can be brought out year after year to decorate your home for Christmas.   Here's what you'll need for the Winter Wonderland Wreath: Fairfield Purely Cotton™ Batting Hula Hoop Birch Branch Newspapers 3" Foam Balls (8) 4" Faux Fur Trim (6...

If you are looking for a unique way to bring color into your home with DIY art, here are 3 creative techniques for making wall art on canvas with dyed batting!  Batting is not just for quilts anymore.  You can dye it, cut it, shape and form it into extraordinary color waves of fun on canvas.  It's a lot easier than you might think, and here's how to make your own Dyed Batting Wall Art!

Here's How-To Host a Wine Tasting Party and decorate with Fairfield World's Oly-Fun™ material! 

It’s the perfect way to bring beautiful colors and drama to any party, and it won’t break the bank.

It's Memorial Day, and the perfect weekend for a patriot project to remind us of the fallen who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.  This rustic barn wood sign is simple and very satisfying to paint for the porch or backyard area. Here's what you'll need: Raw Wood Star Sign Acrylic Paints:  Red, White, Blue Masking Tape Disposable Plate Cotton Swab Foam Brush Round Foam Pouncer Scissors Step 1: Mask off stripes across the star.  Apply masking tape to the back, sides, and top of the star in even spaces to create stripes. Step 2 For a rustic color,...

  This DIY jewelry project started out with an impulse purchase at Michaels.  I saw the three little arrow charms and just had to have them!  The next step was to decide how to turn them into a cute bracelet, so I went to my yarn stash for inspiration. I grabbed my Mini PattieWack™ Tassel Maker and found yarn that matched the threads that were wound around the arrow charms.  The Mini PattieWack™ Tassel Maker has 5 steps for different sizes of tassels, and I thought it would be fun to make 3 at the same time.  First, you wind...