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There’s something so magical about the gentle clink-clink of ceramic wind chimes swaying in the breeze. Unlike the sharp tones of metal chimes, pottery pieces create a softer, more earthy sound that feels grounding and peaceful. If you’ve been looking … Read More...
I love using LEGOs and other blocks in educational ways, because it’s a way to build on something that most kids already love and sneak in a bit of learning about another topic. Building is a great STEM lesson because … Read More...
I guess I’ve decided it’s time to start knitting vests, and while I typically think of vests as being for fall, this one is decidedly summery.
Vanessa Ewing’s Fruit Salad Fest is covered with all kinds of fruits. I see … Read More...
Okay, let’s talk about the Nina Jumpsuit pattern from Creativebug – because after making two of these already, I have thoughts (and maybe a slight obsession).
First off, if you’ve been eyeing this pattern but feel nervous about sewing a … Read More...
It is never too early to start your winter quilts and this one is a delight.
Add a touch of elegance to your winter decor with the exquisite “Snowflakes Falling on My Head Quilt Pattern.” Designed by Wendy … Read More...
Looking to recreate the magic of a Lush massage bar at home? You’re not alone. These creamy, solid lotion bars have gained cult status for their ability to melt on skin, deliver deep moisture, and add a touch of indulgence … Read More...
Feel free to experiment with your own colors and combinations, but as you can see from the photos, a vibrant palette works wonders with this pattern, as the little “bulbs” cascade downward, seamlessly blending one color into the next. For … Read More...
I was at a recent blogger’s meetup—chatting, sipping lukewarm coffee, and exchanging parenting war stories—when the conversation turned to toys. More specifically, the boxes toys come in.
“You know,” I laughed, “my kid unwrapped a fancy, interactive toy last Christmas, … Read More...
For her road trip layout Andrea layered pattered paper with a map design on top, adding a fun die cut “you are here” dot with vellum underneath. Her staggered photos are surrounded by fun travel accents and some hand written … Read More...
Oh my gourd-ness, it’s almost Halloween, and these Halloween splatter pumpkins are the perfect last minute decoration! With just a few inexpensive craft pumpkins and some paint, you’ll add this whimsical yet spooky decor to your home in no time … Read More...
It’s not really that close to Halloween as I write this, but as crafters we’re always looking ahead and spooky season is one of my favorites. If it’s yours, too, or you just like things on the Gothic side, you … Read More...
This delicious card has a tall layered cake with pastel rainbow colors, strawberries and dripping frosting all made with dies. Catherine also used stamps to add some adorable Capybaras. I love how she double layered the die cut sentiments and … Read More...
Needlework isn’t just a hobby for everyday crafters; it’s also a passion for many celebrities who love creating beautiful, intricate pieces with their hands. From cross-stitching to embroidery, these stars have found comfort, relaxation, and creativity in needlework. Let’s explore … Read More...
If you’re brand new to crochet or just looking to dip your toes into the world of yarn, Crochet for Newbies: An Absolute Beginner’s Guide to Crafting with Yarn by Delara Chowdhury is the perfect place to start. … Read More...
Hello, fellow crochet enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the enchanting world of frogs with a special roundup dedicated to all things green a slimey, frogs. This article is actually giving me a let PTSD from when … Read More...
If you’ve ever spent hours sculpting the perfect polymer clay earrings only to have the posts pop off, you’ll know the heartbreak of choosing the wrong glue. Polymer clay doesn’t play nicely with every adhesive, and what works for paper … Read More...
Cold porcelain clay has been around for decades, but it’s having a bit of a comeback in today’s DIY circles. Unlike polymer clay or ceramic clay, this clever medium doesn’t need baking or firing. It’s air-dry, inexpensive, and you can … Read More...
Homemade clay is one of those secret recipes that once you try, you’ll never go back to store-bought. A bag of cornstarch and a little baking soda can become something truly magical: a soft, pliable clay that air dries beautifully … Read More...
If you’re someone who’s always looking for practical, fun DIY projects, you’re going to love this Soccer Boots Bag tutorial from Threading My Way. Whether you’re a soccer enthusiast or have a little one who can’t get enough of the … Read More...
Owls are around all the time, of course, but they feel like a fall animal to me. Maybe that’s because of their association with witches and Halloween, but owls don’t have to be scary, as this cute collection of owl … Read More...
