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It seems everyone is still going crazy for pineapple crafts so we thought we would deliver yet another great tutorial. This tutorial with printable pattern shows you how to stencil your very own pineapple t-shirt. You can update an old … Read More...
A lamp that looks like a pineapple? Made with 125 spoons? Yes, that is exactly what we are looking at.
This lamp takes work, but it is completely DIY and presumably lots of fun to make. And yes for adults … Read More...
Two really popular trends this summer are flamingos and pineapples. They’re all over pinterest. This tutorial I shared on my own blog, Punk Projects, features pineapples, but you could easily customize it to feature whatever trend you love best. These … Read More...
Bacon Lovers!
This one isn’t my cup of tea, but I know how much some of you love your bacon recipes. Here is one for the grill.
Slap Yo’ Daddy BBQ. Harry Soo takes pineapple slices from a can, … Read More...
Jordana Paige shows how you can make a cute leather pineapple luggage tag. The leather pineapple shape slides over a laminated luggage tag. She shares a template for cutting out the pineapple shape. You could also use her tutorial to … Read More...
This pineapple facial wash is more like a scrub but still smells and dare I say taste divine. I seem to have a craving for pineapple these days so any excuse to chop into one is perfect for me. This … Read More...
Emily, of the Pig and the Quill, promises that you cannot even taste the spinach in this yogurt smoothie. And there are two whole cups of it in it!
That makes it the perfect healthy smoothie for our kids. … Read More...
Amy of “While Wearing Heels” has shared many darling tutorials with us am I always appreciate her talents. Today she has the darling “Pineapple Tutorial” to follow along with her amazing pictorial tutorial. Any hearts fake foods and this pineapple … Read More...
Wow. That was my first thought at seeing this incredible fruit display for a luau party
, a pineapple tree with fruit monkeys. You must see this whole tree and the other “long-haired” monkey (hee hee) in all their glory. … Read More...
I love spending hours perusing pretty vintage finds on Etsy. In a recent time-wasting session ;), I came across this beautiful brass pineapple candle holder. This would be so pretty with a royal blue tapered candle shining from it. Check … Read More...
I just saw this tutorial and free pattern to make this very cute purse. I can see having several different colors of this purse in my wardrobe. Right now, I’m thinking something black and sparkly for evening wear. With … Read More...
A pineapple cream cheese
spread that looks like a pineapple, too? Definitely crafty. Find the recipe and how-tos HERE at The Healthy Foodie. {spotted on pinterest}
The talent behind Suture for a Living completed this lovely baby quilt using patriotic colors red, white, and blue, also perfect for the American 4th of July celebrations today. She used Bonnie Hunter’s Pineapple Blossom block. You can get the … Read More...
I just so happened to exchange emails this morning with Jen of Beantown Baker on a matter having nothing to do with pineapples (if you can believe one can have a conversation without talk of pineapples). And so I just … Read More...
There is nothing more refreshing on a hot summer day (it’s coming soon!) than fresh pineapple. Look at this adorable fused glass pineapple platter and matching plate! I could even see the platter loaded up with cheese and crackers for … Read More...
Looking to add a touch of seasonal charm to your home decor? Look no further! We’re excited to share an incredible FREE wreath pattern by Pat Sloan that will elevate your crafting game to the next level. Whether you’re a … Read More...
If you’re working on Summertime greeting cards, scrapbook layouts or planner pages you need to download this fun and fruity set of digital stamps! There’s 12 large and several small summer fruits, drinks and sweets images in a hand drawn … Read More...
Maria Orosa was a freedom fighter, scientist and inventor from the Philippines, as the subtitle of a children’s biography about her by Norma Olizon-Chikiamco describes her.
Born in 1893, Orosa was the fourth of eight children, and her father helped … Read More...
My daughter has been a Girl Scout for many years, and one of their annual activities is World Thinking Day, a time when they learn about and share about different countries where there are Girl Scouts or Girl Guides.
The … Read More...
The thing about sock knitting is, if it grabs you, it’s probably going to really grab you. I don’t know a lot of knitters who are mild-mannered when it comes to sock knitting. They either never knit socks, they’ve knit … Read More...
