Wanna add a little fun to your neighborhood? People of a certain age will surely appreciate this fun flyer. The free download for this fun joke flyer is available over at the blog Joy and Woe. I had to select … Read More...

I am going a bit nuts for rock collecting and painting right now. I also have a bit of a log and branch collection going. So this collection of rock and stick art really has my creative juices flowing. Rock … Read More...

We used to get individual serving ice cream cups that came with their own little wooden spoon (wide short flat wood stick) that were so fun to eat with. If you do too save them and you are all set … Read More...

Branched are natures sculptures. Their natural leaves and blossoms are pretty on them but so can so many other things. Today’s project features origami cranes hanging from a branch in a pretty bottle. Pop on over to the blog Handbox … Read More...

Because they are hysterical! I dare you to “Look” ha! (pun intended) at these and not laugh. I’m sure they probably are not too functional but they sure are fun. Pop on over to the blog 30 Minute Crafts for … Read More...

If you crochet washcloths then you know exactly what these tiny items are. I was so surprised to see that you make them using a plastic pony bead. I can’t wait the start making these as I want a … Read More...

You don’t see tire swings in fairy gardens often but with this easy idea for using a broken toy truck tire for one just could change that. Swing on over to the blog Happiness is Homemade for more great fairy … Read More...

This mini tree reminds me of my vintage aluminum tree. I bet a whole forest of metallic pipe cleaner Christmas trees would look fun. These can also be used in miniature settings. Pop on over to the blog Play Trains … Read More...

This project combines several of my favorite things: wiggle eyes, flat glass gemstones and nail polish. Combine these three things and you get an adorable tiny pet rock. Pop on over to the blog Crafty Morning to see the tutorial … Read More...

I like the simplicity of this ornament. We often find little bits of things out on walks and creating a loop to frame it really kicks up the item. Pop on over to the blog Mit Strich and Faden for … Read More...

Collage Art Book Review: The Psyche’s Gifts: Art, Art Making, and the Journey from Mental Illness to Mental Wellness by Corinne Lightweaver

There is not one thing that you can put wiggle eyes on and it turns into something cute or funny or both! I am so glad I a bin of dryer lint ready to go for this project. Hop on … Read More...

I am officially on the miniature bandwagon. I made “Pocket Monolith” that is available in my Art Candy Machine and also available are “Pocket Bernies” I am working on building a miniature museum gallery to do miniature photo shoots of … Read More...

Using unconventional things to paint with can be so fun and make things even easier. I like making little dots with the opposite end of the paint brush. The center of these sunflowers uses an unconventional end of something too. … Read More...

These mini mid-century modern houses are so cute. And may look challenging but the pattern is easy. The possibilities for decorating them are endless! Pop on over to the blog Vitamini Handmade for the patterns and tutorial on how to … Read More...

With science and medicine in the news practically every day on every channel I was looking around for elements that might be fun to incorporate into art and craft projects. I spotted these rainbow DNA beaded earrings. I was thinking … Read More...

I find “puzzle time” one of the best ways to spend time with my family. It is something we can do together and feel like we completed a project. My favorite types of images are ones like these Flow Workman … Read More...

Are you into casting like I am? I have worked with plaster, clay, resin and more. These pendants with gold accents are just beautiful I bet all sorts of things could be embedded and they could be embellished with all … Read More...