Just for Fun With Sandy shares a super-simple way to make bathtub paints…so simple you may wonder why you haven’t tried it before! Click here for the details!

This fabric tic-tac-toe board from During Quiet Time made a lovely teacher’s gift for the end of the school year. In fact, Amy’s kids loved it so much they requested one of their own! You can read how she made it here, and if you’re new to 9-patch quilt blocks, click here for a tutorial!

I am in love with this sugary sweet quilt, with all of its pink and blue florals. Is it any surprise that it is found at  Moda Bake Shop? Click here for the tutorial and make one for a special baby girl in your life! (tutorial written and photographed by V and Co.)

I love the simplicity of this alphabet mini-quilt. It’s about the size of a sheet of paper and would be lovely in a nursery or child’s playroom, or perhaps hanging above a preschooler’s writing station. Orange Flower Patterns and Tutorials shares a how-to and includes the embroidery pattern for the letters. If you need help with the binding, check out this tutorial from Crazy Mom Quilts.

Roots and Wings Co. shares a great tutorial for making these kid-friendly recycled hummingbird feeders. Learn how to make it and find some great tips on attracting hummingbirds here!

Geta (Geta’s Quilting Studio) is an amaaazing quilter. Totally wowza. Can you see the details in the background of this photo? That’s an example of the crazy detailing she’s able to create in her quilts. She also makes these adorable doll baskets and posted a detailed tutorial on how she does it. You can check it out here. Lots of pictures!

One of these days, I am going to make a quilt. And when I do, it will probably be just like this one. I love all the white space and the simplicity of the pattern. This quilt is from Handmade by Allisa who kindly shares the pattern and a tutorial for putting it together. Wonderful! (via Whip Up)

I am LOVING this tutorial from Craftstylish. Learning to make a quilt has been on my list for quite some time but I find all of the cutting involved to be quite intimidating. This seems like the perfect first quilt for someone, or a great quick quilt for those last minute baby showers. Go check out the tutorial and make sure to read the comments for some great tips!