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How beautiful are these crystal hearts?? Anyone you make these for will be so impressed and thrilled!
From our friends at Beadjewelrymaking.com, this beadwork tutorial is very easy to follow. They have clear instructions with visual guides to … Read More...
Wax crystals are tiny beads of wax similar to sand which you can use similarly for art. The bonus is these double as candles and can be scented. Kids would have a lot of fun with this and it would … Read More...
Remember when we got into so much trouble for playing with the dreaded “AI” and creating those cheeky Mattel Crafting Dolls? Oh yes—we heard you loud and clear (and we’re still giggling over it). But guess what? The AI … Read More...
This darling duckie card from Caly features a die cut duckling wearing a stamped set of bunny ears with flowers. She sitting on a background of dry embossed florals with some pastel inking added along with a heat embossed sentiment. … Read More...
This darling scene card from Julie uses stamped characters that have been colored and closely fussy cut and placed over a stamped tree background. She used markers to color the background and stamps and create shading along with little die … Read More...
The Warm Citrus Dishcloth by Crystal Marin is a delightful addition to any kitchen, featuring cheerful granny squares with orange accents. Made with 100% cotton yarn, this beginner-friendly pattern measures 10.5″ x 14″ after blocking, making it the perfect size … Read More...
Whether you celebrate Halloween, Day of the Dead or Samhain this witchy season you’ll want to download these beautiful Witchcraft Coloring Pages to print and color yourself. They can also be used like a digital stamp and shrunken down to … Read More...
These ordinary plastic containers, once destined for the landfill, are about to be transformed into extraordinary creations that will ignite your creativity and add a touch of eco-friendly charm to your home and garden.
From whimsical party lanterns to functional … Read More...
Sometimes we tend toward the creepy and spooky when it comes to Halloween cross stitch patterns, but I also really projects with a Halloween spin that are also just cute. So this time let’s give some space to some adorable … Read More...
Bermuda is a country whose name many recognize from its infamous triangle said to swallow boats and airplanes without a trace. While that’s a myth of course, Bermuda is a lovely country full of fun things to learn.
I recently picked up “The Green Witch’s Herb and Plant Encyclopedia: 150 Ingredients for Everyday Witchcraft” by Rowan Morgana, and it’s been an enchanting addition to my witchcraft practice. This book is an absolute treasure trove for anyone … Read More...
True Harry Potter fans know that the boy wizard’s birthday is celebrated on July 31, so if you want to get in the spirit here are some fun Harry Potter-themed crafts and activities. Stage a reading of one of the … Read More...
My daughter loved Martha Speaks when she was younger, and if you watched this show, too, you know what song has been going through my head the entire time I’ve been writing this. (And if you don’t know what I’m … Read More...
I’m all for celebrating silly holidays any time of year, but I think it’s especially fun to note these days in the summer, even more so when they are food related.
For reasons I’m unsure of, July 20 is National … Read More...
If you’re like me, you’re probably feeling the need to change up some of your decor for spring. These spring wreath cross stitch patterns are great for this season and beyond, won’t look out of place with your Easter decor, … Read More...
March is Women’s History Month, so it’s a great time for kids and adults alike to learn more about women in history that we should already know about.
Talking about women in STEM is popular because it’s a field that’s … Read More...
A while back I shared a roundup of shamrock themed math activities, and I thought it was time to share some more fun learning activities that you can do with shamrocks because they’re such a fun shape.
Make a … Read More...
Sashiko—often translated as “little stabs.” Sashiko is a type of sewing or embroidery.
Sashiko is a Japanese traditional art that dates back to the Edo era.
Historically, sashiko was widely utilized on garments, although it has also been seen on … Read More...
Welcome to a delightful roundup that promises to add a touch of rustic charm to your dessert table or wedding – “18 DIY Rustic Styled Cake Stands.” Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or a novice looking to infuse some homemade … Read More...
Step into a bygone era and embrace the unmatched elegance of a Vintage Tea Party—an exquisite and nostalgic theme that lends itself effortlessly to various celebratory occasions, including weddings, bridal showers, and intimate gatherings.
With a delightful fusion of history … Read More...
