Washer Lariat Necklace
By lalala...
This simple necklace can be made formal or casual and in any color.
This is a guide about buying metallic yarn. Metallic yarns can a beautiful glimmer to your yarn crafts.
Ribbon Barrette Holder
By Mary
Don't discard those unwanted frames! Recycle and make a special little girl this sweet gift.
Kindle Pocket for an End Table
By Sandi/Poor But Proud
I have a chair that eats things like remotes, scissors, and Kindles. Yep, you read that right. When I sit and charge the Kindle it has to be on the floor. I once thought the cable kid had stolen it as it had slid down into the side of the cushion.
Decorated Storage Boxes
By Julia
Recycle all types of boxes to make pretty storage boxes for your crafts, keepsakes and precious memories.
Easter Egg Curtain
By Ann Winberg
Peter Rabbit will be delighted when he sees your windows on Easter morning and the youngsters will have a ball helping make this fun craft.
Shell Crochet Infant Hat
By Cory
I wanted to make a hat for a gift and needed a larger infant size. I googled on the internet for patterns and found this one. It is suppose to fit infants 6-12 months. The shell detail would show much better with yarn that isn't fuzzy. The yarn is very soft and fun.
Taggie Baby Blanket
By Chris Richman
Sometimes the perfect gift is right in your own home. I re-purposed the best parts of a flannel nightgown, a fleece throw, and a satin pillowcase (all of which I already had) to create this "taggie" blanket for an upcoming baby shower.
Recycled Perrier Drinking Glasses
By Jess
I have been saving these pretty green Perrier bottles every time I splurge on sparkling water. They were very easy to cut in half and just a little more work to smooth the sharp edges. They make attractive drinking glasses that would be great in a bathroom or for a cheerful breakfast table.
Beaded Safety Pin Bracelet
By lollipop girl
These colorful safety pin bracelets make a great kids' craft, perfect for boring summer days. Adults will love them too.
This simple no-sew project promises to keep a baby doll's feet toasty during winter months. You can do this project in conjunction with the baby doll blanket for a original gift set that little girls will treasure.
Lacy Crocheted Baby Blanket
By melissa
This is a lightweight, lacy blanket, perfect for summer. Sometimes you want a little warmth, but not too much. Great size for a stroller or car seat.
Pot O' Treats
By lalala...
I wanted to put together some treats for our kids in celebration of St. Patrick's day. What is more fitting than a pot full of green treats!
St. Patty's Door Hanger
By Rachel's Mom
Kids will love creating this easy and inexpensive Irish door hanger to hang on a door knob to celebrate St. Patrick's Day!
Handprint Lily
By Rachel's Mom
Kids won't need a green thumb to create these lilies, only the outline of their hand. Create several to form a bouquet to adorn your Easter table.
Adding Embroidery Details to a Baby Quilt
By R Barbara
I made this baby quilt for my most recent grandchild. Each of his siblings received a very similar quilt when they were babies. They are all made using 1930s reproduction print cotton quilting fabric and a pattern I saw years ago in a book on making quilts using reproduction fabrics.
Recycled Sentiments
By Jill Holmes
I love stamping and giving greeting cards to all my friends and family. These cards are made from wallpaper books that are normally discarded by paint stores. I got the books and made lovely cards using the wallpaper samples. Added a sentiment inside and I have instant cards that are beautiful.
Easter Basket Garter
By Julie
Create beautiful holiday theme basket fabric garters to embellish baskets with strips of fabric and elastic. Add them on as embellishments to basket handles or rims. Here I have embellished this little basket's outer edge with a very pretty Easter print fabric in 3-inch wide strips.
Easter Bunny Candy Dish
By Diana
Make a cute bunny candy dish for Easter. Spray paint a terracotta clay pot and saucer white, any size you desire is acceptable. Sponge paint the interior of the saucer with a spring color if you desire.
Make Your Own Decorative Paper
By Angela Lantain
I just had to share my technique for making my own decorative paper. All you need is copy paper (white or colour), pencil crayons or markers, and craft glue (glitter, white, 3D paint, etc.).
Recycled Sentiments
By Jill Holmes
I love stamping and giving greeting cards to all my friends and family. These cards are made from wallpaper books that are normally discarded by paint stores. I got the books and made lovely cards using the wallpaper samples. Added a sentiment inside and I have instant cards that are beautiful.
Make Home Decor Crafts from Bed Springs
By lnygaard
Purchase old bed springs from a thrift store. Decorate to your desire and give as gifts or use as decor in your own home.
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