photo credit: Honey and Birch
Steak and eggs for a lazy weekend is great, but these steak and egg tacos would be quicker and you can take it on the road. What a great way to use up the leftover … Read More...
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photo credit: Honey and Birch
Steak and eggs for a lazy weekend is great, but these steak and egg tacos would be quicker and you can take it on the road. What a great way to use up the leftover … Read More...
This DIY fire is perfect for Pretend play and would look lovely setup in a play room too. Even a fake fire looks warm and cozy. Add some felt smores and you have a lovely rainy day activity.
Turpentine Soap For Working Hands
1 cup of Borax
1 cup of Melt and Pour Soap Base
2 tsp Turpentine
1 tsp of Orange essential oil
You can melt the base soap in a double boiler or … Read More...
Spring Flowers Crochet Slippers
Materials: Yarns, Tapestry needle, 6 buttons
Hooks: Hook 6.5 mm for the soles and 6.00mm for the upper
Yarn: Tapestry yarn for the soles, Medium Worsted Cotton for the uppers and Flowers
Gauge : 2 inches … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Marissa from One CrafDIY Girl shows how you can make her Ropes & Swap Top. It’s a simple pillowcase style top made from a lightweight gauze so it’s floaty and summery. Add extra length and it would be a beautiful … Read More...
by Sarah White
Mary is the winner.
It’s fun to know about knitting history and some of the funny stories, legends and trivia that go into this craft we love. Whether these facts are amusing to friends or only to us doesn’t really … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Here is a really easy tutorial on how to make a huge scrabble board from supplies you probably having lying around. This would be so perfect for outdoor parties and get togethers this Summer!
Zoe from Creative in Chicago and … Read More...
Last week I brought you reviews of four publications out this summer from Stamping and Company: The Coloring Studio, Take Ten, Somerset Studio and Somerset Studio Gallery. And today is your chance to win big, I’ve got … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Kelsey from Poofy Cheeks shows how you can make a spiker bow to put on a hair clip or headband. There’s no sewing required, just some careful tying and some hot glue. Once you get practiced at making them, you’ll … Read More...
by Katie Smith
It’s time for another week of Shop handmade! What is it? It is a weekly feature here at Indie Crafts called Shop Handmade where you can link up your Etsy shops.. These posts will go up every Monday!
Shop … Read More...
Here’s a great art project that the kids can make for Father’s Day! he is sure to love it, and it won’t cost more than the price of a Large white frame, some stickers and paint. Little kids can … Read More...
These donuts are so cute! If you don’t know Pusheen the cat, ask your kids or check out a link in the blog post featuring these donuts. These cute donuts will be a hit with your teens … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Do you avoid sewing circle skirts because of the hemming? Trying to get a smooth hem on a curved edge can be a challenge. Michelle from Falafel and the Bee shares a tutorial at Sew Mama Sew showing how to … Read More...
by Katie Smith
Where do you purchase supplies for your handmade projects and products? Do you have a favorite local store or is it mostly online? Rebecca George from the Creative Income blog is sharing her top places to buy crafting supplies online.… Read More...
Nachos are a favorite among party goers, game watchers and snack lovers. This is a great idea for a graduation party, shower or your next potluck. I love this idea,because everyone can enjoy their own … Read More...
photo credit: Cooking is Messy
This little piggy went to a party. Here is another cute way to serve the fruit salad at your next barbecue, party, or shower. This little guy will put a smile on your guest’s face … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
I like bringing my iPad with me to the pool. But I’ve got to be careful where I keep it, and I become a little like a crazy lady when a dripping wet child stands too close to it. There’s … Read More...
by Sarah White
Fireworks are a common way to celebrate the Forth of July and other holidays, and they’re lots of fun to stitch. Here are some options for fireworks cross stitch patterns to get you started.
One fun way to make fireworks … Read More...
If you love to have brunch, there are a lot of different food items that need to be prepared. Here is an easy French Toast Bake that you can make the day before and … Read More...
This Fourth of July lawn art sign is really easy for the kids to make. It uses Adhesive felt and a Art Canvas. You can grab the full tutorial here.