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These framed vases were inspired by Pinterest and have their roots in an impulse buy made several years ago. They have been a delightful addition to our dining room where they’ve received many compliments.
After some research, I found these homemade makeup remover pads to be easy to make. They can be used multiple times, eliminating the need to purchase single use pads or wipes to remove your makeup.
Check out these tips for creating a sustainable lunchbox that reduces the overall amount of trash you generate.
Despite the challenges and imperfections in my floral tray pouch, I’m loving the way it looks. I’ll get plenty of use out of it. This project is perfect for an adventurous beginner who has made other types of pouches. You’ll learn how to deal with foam stabilizer and a long zipper. Scroll down to read…
Do you make lunches to eat away from home? Try these reusable sandwich wraps for a sustainable meal. It’s time for the Sustainable Pinterest Challenge. This month we’re following the theme: From the Kitchen. If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know I admire upcycled and sustainable crafts. This challenge is right…
I’m pleased to share some rolled flower wall art with you as part of this month’s Pinterest Challenge.
An ombre wine bottle sweater is a fun and easy project for anyone who knows how to knit in the round. It’s perfect for gifting adult beverages to friends and family.
Have fun making simple cork and bead toys for the cats and birds in your life. This is a great project for giving to local shelters.
Make a fun wooden bead wreath inspired by one I saw in a big box craft store.
Make a fun embroidered needle case to keep your favorite needles safe. Free pattern template!
Everyone has that one weird hand dyed or variegated yarn in their stash that just doesn’t work up attractively. The Ugly Duckling Socks are the project that yarn has been waiting for!
I love little bags. They’re the perfect size for a quick trip to the store or an evening out. They’re also great to pop inside a tote bag or large purse to keep everything organized. To make this knit clutch bag I paired a kumihimo braid and a knitted washcloth pattern to make a wristlet…
