Create an original clothespin sunflower wreath, that is easy to recreate and is a perfect summer decoration. This project is a great way to brighten up your Spring porch or front door. A little color goes a long … Read More...
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Create an original clothespin sunflower wreath, that is easy to recreate and is a perfect summer decoration. This project is a great way to brighten up your Spring porch or front door. A little color goes a long … Read More...
Faye used Copic markers to color fun Cactus stamped images from Whimsy Stamps. She’s sharing step by step photos of her coloring for a detailed look at how to shade and shadow. She even colored and designed her own pattern … Read More...
Do you love stickers? I sure do! Do you remember those little booklets we had as kids where you could keep your sticker collection? This fun and colorful set of planner pages from Amy Tangerine reminds me of those days. … Read More...
by Sarah White
Here’s any easy STEM activity that you can do with kids of a variety of ages with materials you already have at home.
Buggy and Buddy shared a paper plate marble maze that you can make really simply with construction … Read More...
by Sarah White
With all the mask making that is going on (side note: I’m involved with a group called Masks Now, which is working to meet requests for cloth masks from across the country) people are looking for different ways to … Read More...
Darn Good yarn is having a sale on Subscription boxes and it’s an unbelievable 50% off. I know lot’s of our yarn addicts have been waiting for a deal like this to sign up to a subscription. I think … Read More...
This year is the year to treat yourself, I mean who doesn’t deserve to be treated this year after all the stress we have been through. But wait, it gets better these amazing Advent calendars by Darn Good Yarn are … Read More...
There has been lots of chatter in the scrapping world about creating Scrapbook pages based around Coronavirus or Covid19. It may seem like an odd thing to want to scrap but keep in mind, lots of people are experiencing events … Read More...
How to save money on your wedding
Your wedding is one of the most expensive parties you will ever throw. Weddings are a wonderful time to celebrate your love and partnership but they can also be a great way to … Read More...
Mermaid Crafts: 25 Magical Projects for Deep Sea Fun
Are you ready for an under-the-sea adventure? We’ve always been so curious about the underwater world, and this book brings us closer to the mystical universe where mermaids live with their … Read More...
If you want to learn to knit, you only need a ball of yarn, knitting needles, some patience — and this book! It’s the ideal introduction to knitting, with easy-to-follow, full-color instructions for more than fifteen projects. Clear, step-by-step explanations … Read More...
by Sarah White
The semicolon has always been my favorite punctuation mark, but it has become even more meaningful in recent years as a symbol of suicide prevention and recovery movements.
Stitching the Night Away designed this free semicolon cross stitch pattern to … Read More...
Using supplies like Distress Ink, pastes, ink spray, metal embellishments, paper doll images and more Shari Carroll created these amazing mixed media cards. I love how she created her backgrounds at the same time from one sheet of paper, just … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
With some faux leather and one seam, you can create a handy little card wallt! Jennie Masterson has a free sewing pattern and tutorial you can use. Use it to hold your credit cards and folded paper money. The pattern … Read More...
Sometime a beautiful photo, a title and a few embellishments are all that’s needed to create a lovely layout. Tina kept her 2 page Traveler’s Notebook layouts clean and simple, with white backgrounds, a colorful photo and a few clusters … Read More...
Who remembers computer diskettes? While many kids today would think it’s a novelty “save” button, I vividly remember using them to save files back in the 90s. We don’t use them any more of course, but you know me – … Read More...
by Anne Weaver
Are your neighbors playing the Bear Hunt game, where families drive around trying to spot homes with a bear in the window? If you’d like to play along, but don’t have a stuffed bear handy, make your own Neighborhood Bear … Read More...
by Sarah White
I’m a little obsessed with loungy cardigans right now, but really all the time. I have “house sweaters” that rarely leave the house even when I’m going out more than I am right now.
I love Soft Flow by Hanna … Read More...
by Sarah White
This tutorial shows you how to make your own DIY coal or charcoal face scrub which is somewhat identical to the very famous LUSH Coalface.
1/2 cup of Coconut oil
1 1/2 teaspoons of Activated Charcoal powder… Read More...