Craft Gossip

Amazing Christmas cards. I love the swirl pattern that your child will have so much fun making! Head on over to Made By Bronwyn to see the How to!

You can even do this for birthday cards using … Read More...

Creatively Green is quickly becoming one of my favorite sites to roam around. Her most recent post involves a project using peas, carrots and cardboard! Perfect for kids! Try these eco-friendly ornaments at home.

And that means to teach them about recycling and re-using. I love the ideas Mega Crafty has… they are simple enough for kids to try using a simple snowflake punch.

Kids love to paint, and turning a paper bag into … Read More...

You may have noticed that the closer we get to the end of the year, the sparser my posts have become. I’m completely in awe of the many crafters who have managed to post more during this busy season! I … Read More...

Celebrate It shows you how to make this cute snowball soap that they found at Family Fun.  I love the way its packaged in the gift bags, great gift to make. There’s even a cute surprise inside too!

Beccy from Wipster shares a tutorial for making this braided dog toy.  Instead of using store-bought rope, she braids strips of old t-shirts.  This is a great last-minute gift for any dog owners on your holiday shopping list.  Go to … Read More...

Vicki from Spun Sugar Quilts shares a tutorial on Moda Bake Shop showing how to make this baby doll bunting.  Your little girl or guy can use it to keep her (or his) baby doll warm during the cold winter … Read More...

Stephanie from Cre8tive Designs guest blogs on Dollar Store Crafts with a tutorial showing how to make this Christmas card holder from a placemat.  Decorative thumbtacks attach the cards to the holder.  This is a quick and easy sewing project, … Read More...

Susan from crafterhours wanted to give her young daughter a locket, but was afraid that she’d swallow the small pendant.  Creative sewing mama that she is, she set about to make an alternative version out of fabric.  She calls her … Read More...

Given that this is a lesson plan page, I thought this homemade Abacus craft was perfect! So simple yet, great for learning.  Head on over to Our Busy Homeschool for the how to and materials needed.