Independent craft blog since 2007
This free Christmas craft shows you how to make a country wreath using fabric scraps. This DIY craft tutorial is a great way to make a Christmas wreath. It is easy for kids to make too. The Christmas wreath looks … Read More...
Who doesn’t love to pop bubble wrap and who doesn’t love a fun advent calendar? Combine those two and you’ve got this fun bubble wrap advent calendar. How cute and clever is that!?
The holidays can be hectic but don’t forget to take time to keep track of all those precious memories. Even if you don’t have a lot of time you can still put together some quick and easy Christmas layouts. Tatiana … Read More...
Show your unicorn love with this Unicorn Freakshake Recipe with free printable unicorn toppers. Enjoy this sugary, donut-topped, creamy, strawberry treat – mmm!
Handmade-By Stamps are great for giving that final touch to any craft. Handmade gifts can be marked and remembered. Fawnsberg is a sister-owned and operated small business that personally design each stamp, including the attractive vintage-style hardwood stamp body. They … Read More...
Do you save the selvages from your quilting cottons? If you don’t, you should! They’re a fun history of the fabrics you’ve worked with, and the color and the text printed on them can be quite charming. Sarah Ashford shares … Read More...
Are you traveling to someone’s house for Thanksgiving and need a hostess gift? Then check out this simple DIY on making your own Custom Home Decor with Cricut Adhesive Foil! In this tutorial, by Beth you will learn how to … Read More...
Does the song “Over the River and through the Woods” remind you of Thanksgiving? I always think of it more as a Christmas song (I guess because I’ve never lived anywhere it snows for Thanksgiving), but I learned from this … Read More...
The happy turkey on this quilted table runner would make a fun accent for a Thanksgiving table! It could also be a cute mini quilt to hang on a wall or door. Caroline from Sew Can She has a free … Read More...
These quilting patterns all have Christmas in mind. These DIY Quilting tutorials have been hand selected because they all make wonderful handmade gifts for friends and family. The tutorials are all listed below and each link will take you to … Read More...
I love this rustic garden fairy party by Nikki Wills from Tikkido.com. Her DIY fairy party is adorable and I have featured a couple of my favorite things here for you to ahh over. I especially love the meringue … Read More...
Needle felted Christmas balls are so easy to make. They are great for decorating your own Christmas tree as well as giving as gifts to loved ones and friends. They are also great for needle felting craft stalls or booths … Read More...
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Lay your Unicorn Mold out. I suggest placing it on a baking sheet so you can easily move the mold in and out of the oven with … Read More...
If you don’t want to make the same Christmas card over and over again for all the people on your list this year you can still use the same stamp but just use it in different ways. Suzy used one … Read More...
All your pictures don’t need to have set up photo shoots or complicated settings, sometimes simple is best. This everyday photo of fall leaves in her yard inspired Maryam to create a page about fall, her home and neighborhood.
These DIY scrap wood snowmen ornaments are a fun way to use up some small pieces of scrap wood. They are quick and easy to make and so cute! They can be used as Christmas tree ornaments, or use on … Read More...
People out there love IKEA hacks! Why? Because they want to have unique home decor and furniture that doesn’t cost a fortune and is fun to make. This little side table is super fun to make, looks stunning in your … Read More...
I’ve occasionally made acorn beads when requested – both cane slice ones like these and just acorn shaped beads – but it’s always a little weird. Acorns aren’t common where I live. Pinecones by the bucket full, yes, but not … Read More...
I love Lego building challenges because they are a sneaky way to bring a bit of engineering and STEM fun into your everyday.
But combining Lego, building challenges and candy may just be the best of all.
Most of us, … Read More...
