Shellie Wilson is a Website Owner at her own digital platform. She covers a diverse range of themes including beauty and fashion, food and beverages, arts and entertainment, as well as lifestyle topics such as frugal living and holistic lifestyle. Shellie's work has been featured in NewsBreak, The Salt Lake Tribune, and CraftGossip.com.
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Shellie Wilson's focus on house & home content, particularly in the areas of quilting, crochet, sewing, DIY crafts and knitting indicates that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to crafting tutorials, new crafting techniques or materials relevant for these activities.
Given her coverage attributes which include promotional deals and gift guides as well as seasonal topics covered such as holiday-themed craft projects, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches towards products or projects suitable for specific seasons or occasions. For example, promoting a new line of quilting fabrics ahead of the holiday season could align with her interests.
Keep in mind that Shellie does not have a specific geographic focus but rather focuses on crafts and DIY projects from a broad perspective.
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By: Shellie Wilson
You know that moment when you open your fabric cupboard and it groans at you? Yeah. That was me last month. After years of cheerful hoarding (“Ooh, this linen will be perfect for… something!”), I’d reached critical mass. My stash had officially become a fire hazard and my husband said no more fabric.
By: Shellie Wilson
If you’ve ever wanted to start making handmade cards but felt overwhelmed by all the supplies, you’re not alone.
There is something wonderfully satisfying about walking into the farmers market carrying a bag you made yourself. It feels just a little more organised, a little more environmentally responsible and, let’s be honest, considerably prettier than wrestling with a collection of plastic bags that have somehow tied themselves into knots beneath the kitchen sink.
By: Shellie Wilson
If you’re anything like me, you probably can’t walk past a vintage suitcase at an op shop without wondering if it deserves one more adventure.
There are craft themes that come and go, and then there are dinosaurs. Dinosaurs seem to survive every decorating trend, every toy-box clear-out and every stage of childhood. One minute you are crocheting a pastel dinosaur for a new baby, and the next you are being firmly informed by a five-year-old that your green creature is clearly a Tarbosaurus and not a T-Rex.
There is something wonderfully calming about Miffy. Perhaps it is the simple little face, the neat upright ears or the way she manages to look sweet without needing bows, glitter, eyelashes and seventeen different accessories. Although, as you will see in this roundup, adding a strawberry outfit or tiny princess dress certainly does not hurt.
By: Shellie Wilson
If you’ve been searching for free quilting patterns that are actually clear, printable, and beginner-friendly… you’re in the right place.
There are certain film characters that seem almost designed to be turned into crochet, and Toothless is surely one of them. Those enormous green eyes, rounded little ears, soft black body and slightly mischievous expression translate beautifully into amigurumi. He might technically be a fearsome Night Fury, but in
Adding a patch to a hat sounds like one of those five-minute sewing jobs. Then you actually try to hold a stiff embroidered patch against a curved baseball cap while juggling a needle, thread and several uncooperative layers of fabric.
By: Shellie Wilson
This free flower embroidery pattern sounds like such a pretty option for updating plain clothing.
