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Megan at Makeable Crafts shared how to make a “pain free” door stop. It’s filled with Poly Pellets. Megan is looking out for toes everywhere with her tutorial. I confess, I’ve never though of door stops as a seasonal item, but with all the cool fabrics available and Megan’s tutorial I’m rethinking their décor potential….
How cute are these cork spider and lace hoops from Creatively Beth? I’ve seen the doilies mounted on hoops and like the look but the addition of the cork spiders make this a fun, whimsical project that will brighten up your seasonal décor. Drop by Creatively Beth to learn how she made them. They’re easy!…
Today’s feature is a decor trend I’ve been following for several months: the coffee station. I like the simplicity of this pretty, custom made hairpin leg table tucked into a corner from Stephanie at Crazy Little Love Birds. They were able to find everything they needed for their coffee station at the home improvement store….
Can you believe it’s the end of September? It won’t be long before we’re all celebrating the holidays. I’ve already started shopping because I expect there will be lots of shipment delays again this year. Maria of The Krafty Planner has a cute Halloween Countdown printable. The colors are gorgeous and there are two styles…
Lisa from Condo Blues made her own walking stick, suitable for an elf or a fairy or anyone who wishes to look super cool at the local Renaissance Festival. Lisa used a garland, floral picks, leather and more to fashion her walking stick. We’re only limited by our imaginations. Check out her post for more…
I love fall decorating with pumpkins and winter squash. Did you know there’s a way to help keep your pumpkins looking good well into the Fall? Niky from The House on Silverado has some easy tips to help keep your decorations fresh until you’re ready to change to the next season. Drop by and check…
Wendy at The Inspired Eater has a timely post about how to embrace a plateau when you’re working on losing a lot of weight. It’s timely because I’m in the middle of losing a significant amount of weight AND I’m in the middle of moving back to the US. You’ll understand when I say it’s…
Regina at Saved from Salvage has a great tutorial for making cement leaves. The resulting shallow bowls will add interest in the garden or even in the home. They’re so much fun! If you know anyone with elephant ears, you have a great source for materials. Drop by and check it out! The process isn’t…
It was so much fun working on this Bunny Embroidery Project for the monthly Creative Crafter’s Group Challenge. I wanted an uncomplicated project and this one fit the bill.
Do you realize Valentine’s Day is less than a month away? Are you planning to make something for your sweetie(s)? How about something decorative that will also use up some of your scrap yarn? Try your hand at an i cord heart trivet. It’s a fun project that doesn’t take a lot of effort if…
There are so many ways to make a fall wreath from recycled aluminum cans. You can cut the shapes out by hand or use a die cutting machine. You could paint the leaves with spray paint, acrylic paint or even alcohol inks. It all depends on what’s available to you where you live. This tutorial…
I don’t do thread crochet, so I’m not sure where these teeny tiny steel crochet hooks came from, but there they were in my kit. Part of the reason I don’t do thread crochet is because I have carpal tunnel hands which makes holding one of these guys painful after a while. So I figured,…
