Snarky jewelry is so fun to make and wear. If you think so too pop on over to the blog Mich L. In L.A. for a great tutorial on how to make recycled computer key jewelry. You can make … Read More...
Tutorial: Big Beach Bag
I like my pool bags big. Between towels and pool toys and bottles of water, there’s lots of stuff that needs carrying to the pool. Ama from Ohoh Blog shares a tutorial at Seams and Scissors showing how to make … Read More...
Amazing Caramel Pretzel Ice Cream Cake
Decadent. Yummy. Amazing.
Are the only three words I can think of when I look at the pictures of this amazing caramel pretzel ice cream cake with nuts and mixed seeds.
With both sweet and salty tastes this is one … Read More...
Cross Stitching On PVC Pipe
Sometimes the magic is in taking something old and using it in a totally new way. This Cross stitch project has been completed on PVC piping. Seriously who thinks THAT far out of the box? Onel does that’s who. You … Read More...
Is that a Crochet Urinal ?
Crochet Urinal anyone? This post by Huffington Post lets you inside the world of designer Nathan Vincent. From quirky creations to weird and wonderful his pieces are catching the eyes of the world. Check out the full article and more … Read More...
Celebrate the 10th Annual Worldwide Knit in Public Day
In the past, Worldwide Knit in Public Day has spread out over a week, because it was often at the same time as the big TNNA show in the states. But that’s already happened this year, so everyone is celebrating … Read More...
Surprise Your Guests with Mason Jar Cupcakes
I love serving cupcakes at parties, but they can be rather boring at times. For a more memorable presentation that’s also less messy to eat, try mason jar cupcakes. These treats are made using regular muffin tins and cupcake liners, … Read More...
Freebie: T-Shirt Digital Stamp
Make your own t-shirt card using this free digital stamp from Paper Babe Stamps. Add any stamped image and you’ve got a custom designed shirt card for any occasion. Click here to visit their blog to download the t-shirt front … Read More...
Sun Melted Recycled Crayons
Did you know you can make fun, shaped crayons using the summer sun and heat? Allison, from Not Time for Flash Cards, explains how she used bits and piece of old crayons, a cookie cutter, and some aluminum foil to … Read More...
Tutorial: Girls 30-minute stretchy tube skirt
Ashley from Make It and Love It shares a tutorial showing how you can make a girls stretchy tube skirt. They’re really easy to make. And fast, too. As in just 30 minutes. She makes them with a wide enclosed … Read More...
Feature Friday: Natural Glam
Today’s Feature Friday shop spotlight is on this high trending jewelry shop we ran across at Etsy. Natural Glam is not only classy and beautiful, but very unique in the style and designs of their pieces. Natural Glam specializes in … Read More...
Tutorial: Quilt as you go flag pillow
Becky from Patchwork Posse shows how you can use a quilt-as-you-go technique to make a flag pillow that would be perfect for 4th of July decoration. The red and white stripes, as well as the field of blue, use the … Read More...
DIY Globe Flower Vase
Here is a tutorial on how to create an easy do it yourself Globe Flower Vase. This is a great upcycle project taking a regular globe and transforming it into a stunning vase! Amy from Delineate your Dwelling shared this … Read More...
Father’s Day Chocolate Gift Idea – Suit & Tie Chocolate
Dress up a chocolate bar
for Dad with this free printable Father’s Day gift idea from Online Labels. You’ll also get all the instructions for making the “suit” from cardstock. Definitely better than an ugly tie!
Get it below.
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Tutorial: Copper and Clay Vases
Moving away from miniatures and onto a bit of house decor today. The vases above are modern looking and repurpose leftover plumbing copper. You can use leftover pex or other pipes from similar projects, as well. The ones I’ve experimented … Read More...
Amazing Paper Flower Origami
This technique of folding paper to create flowers as intricate and delicate as the one pictured above is called Kusudama. The term comes from Japanese and means medicine ball.
You can glue or sew the individual pieces together … Read More...
Dr. Who Party Treats
Do you have a big Dr. Who fan in your family? Here are some cute ideas to use for a birthday party or maybe just to snack on while the family enjoys watching the show together. The family can get … Read More...
Project: Mini Gift Bag
Need a little bag for candy or a small gift? No need to buy one, you can make your own. The A Muse Studio blog has cutting and folding instructions for making a tiny gift bag from just pattern paper, … Read More...
Tutorial: No-sew patriotic wind sock for 4th of July
The Ribbon Retreat shows how you can make a patriotic wind sock out of an embroidery hoop and a variety of ribbons and trims. You could also mix in some fabric scraps if you can’t find enough different kinds of … Read More...
Milk and Honey – Coffee Ice Cubes
One pet peeve I have is when my drink gets watered down by ice cubes. I love the idea of freezing the drinks into ice cubes, so you can enjoy your drink till the end. If you are a regular … Read More...