• Craft Gossip Homepage
• Bath And Body
• Craft Shows and Events
• Crochet
• Edible Crafts
• Felting
• Glass Art
• Indie Crafts
• Jewelry Making
• Knitting
• Lesson Plans
• Needlework
• Polymer Clay
• Quilting
• Recycled Crafts
• Scrapbooking
• Sewing
• Stamping

• Tutorial: Cupcake costume for Halloween
• Tutorial: Hushabye pocket tote bag
• Free pattern: Traveler's Tote Bag
• Tutorial: Easy tulle tutu
• Lookie what she made: Two-sided reusable lunch bag
• Cool idea: Fabric scrap scented sachets as party favors
• What can you make with a charm pack?
• Tutorial: Thanksgiving Advent Calendar
• Lookie what she made: Coffee sack dress!
• Tutorial: Soft fabric pumpkins
• 
  • Categories
    • Artist Interviews
    • Blogroll
    • Book Reviews
    • Craft Competitions
    • Craft Events
    • Craft Shops
    • Designers
    • Fabric
    • Free Patterns
    • Inspiration
    • Product Reviews
    • Quilting
    • Sewing – General
      • Sewing Machines
    • Sewing Blogs
    • Sewing Classes
    • Sewing Patterns & Tutorials
    • Sewing Projects
    • Sewing Supplies
    • Sewing Techniques
    • Sewing Website Reviews
    • Sewing- Recycled Projects
    • Television
    • Win a Pattern
• 
  Select Month November 2009  (158) October 2009  (219) September 2009  (221) August 2009  (214) July 2009  (210) June 2009  (208) May 2009  (203) April 2009  (213) March 2009  (200) February 2009  (108) January 2009  (86) December 2008  (32) November 2008  (15) October 2008  (19) September 2008  (19) August 2008  (17) July 2008  (21) June 2008  (19) May 2008  (23) April 2008  (14) October 2007  (2) September 2007  (6) August 2007  (10) July 2007  (17) June 2007  (2)
• 
  • Candiland Sewing Classes
  • DIY Fluffies
  • Learn to Sew in Florida
  • Mom’s Vintage Sewing Patterns
  • Sample Scrap
  • Schmancy Toys
  • Southern California DIY Girls
  • Thread Den Sewing Lounge
  
  Search for:
  Stalk Us
  •       On Twitter
  •       On Facebook
  •   On Flickr
  •    Via RSS Feed
  •   Via The Newsletter
  Our Privacy Policy

“Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak was one of my favorite books as a child, and the story still resonates with me as an adult.  Everyone has felt like little Max at some point, a little out of control and wanting to get away from it all.  Sometimes all you need is a little wild rumpus to make everything better! 

Instructables user jessyratfink shows how to make a wild thing hat so you can dress up like wild Max, perhaps for Halloween?  Go to the tutorial.

[photo from Instructables]

[tags]sewig, tutorial, wild thing, Where the Wild Things Are, max, hat[/tags]

• Free pattern: Where the Wild Things Are Christmas stocking
• Tutorial: Baby dragon cape
• Tutorial: Tinkerbell costume
• Tutorial: Remote control organizer for your couch
• Tutorial: Scrap fabric pumpkin softies

Comments

Sponsors



•