Artsy mama with no time to indulge your creativity? Try these projects to satisfy your creative need and your curious toddler.
I wanted to create a DIY coffee filter wreath in a vibrant color. After a bit of testing, I figured out how to dye coffee filters with food coloring. By using this simple tutorial, you'll be able to dye coffee filters to make any colored coffee filter wreath you'd like! I looked to my pantry and whipped out food coloring in order to give me the perfect orange fall coffee filter wreath. Since I didn't have orange food coloring, I concocted the perfect orange shade by mixing red and yellow. If you want to learn how to dye coffee filters
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i recently came across this fabulous little birdie how-to over at non dairy diary , and i was so inspired that i declared that very mom...
Make this adorable popsicle stick Easter craft. You can make one bunny or a bunch of different colors. Only a few supplies needed!
Happy Weekend! Today I have a very easy one for ya. Almost too easy that I feel bad calling this a tutorial! Really this globe ornament is a total piece of cake, a perfect kids craft idea. But as with everything in my life there is a back story for this one as well. Every...Read More »
Nothing says "I have absolutely no idea what to get you" like the gift of magnets. You know? But if they're homemade it's somehow legit. I love to use the word legit. I'm just too legit to quit. I crack myself up. This whole craft came about when I found some lovely large-ish sized flat-bottomed glass gems at the Dollar Tree. They're meant to be used as a vase filler, but there's so rules so let's make some magnets! I thought I was brilliant as my mind raced with the possibilities of a new craft--only to come home see a similar project while perusing How About Orange. It burst my crafty bubble, y'all. Whatevs. Great minds think alike. On with the show... To do this lovely craft, you'll need: Flat-bottomed glass gems (the kind for filling vases with; I found mine at the Dollar Tree) Scrapbook paper you love Mod Podge Paintbrush Magnets (strong ones since the glass gems are heavy) Gorilla Glue Clamps First of all, you'll want to roll a gem over your scrapbook paper in order to find a design that's suitable for a magnet. Patterns are fun, but I have been holding on to this paper for months in hopes of the perfect project 'cause I love the cute kitchen objects. This is the perfect use of this paper. (I purchased it at Jo-Ann Fabric and it's still available there if you want it, too!) Then cut out your design to fit the bottom of the glass gem. Trace if you need to. (I needed to.) Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to the flat side of the glass gem and affix your paper. Let it dry. (Duh.) Apply Gorilla Glue to back of gem and add your magnet. Then clamp it per Gorilla Glue instructions. (Initially I tried to do this part with hot glue. Fail! The hot glue is not strong enough and it will just detach from the magnet at the first sign of stress.) If you don't have clamps, you can use a clothespin, though I'll admit, it takes a lot more finesse. Plus it feels better to use manly tools like clamps when crafting. Don't you agree? So, keep some of these simple little magnet sets on hand for those "I have no idea what to give you!" occasions that are sure to pop up. Isn't the theme of these magnets perfect for a kitchen?? A friend from church shared a yummy recipe with me that I can't wait to try. It's on the fridge with one of my new magnets. Keep your eyes peeled this week for a few more magnet crafts. I'm kind of on a kick.
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Learn how to make DIY angel Christmas ornaments out of Dollar Tree ping pong balls and plastic birdies, with this festive step-by-step Hometalk tutorial.
An analytical approach to acrylic paint pouring
Como los globos son bonitos, buenos y baratos, hemos decidido que tenemos que hacer una recopilación con 7 ideas para decorar con globos, que ahora que ha empezado el curso escolar tenemos muchas fiestas por delante y es bueno tener algunas referencias para que nuestra inspiración se desperece y
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Nimic nu poate fi mai plăcut decât să-ţi înnobilezi casa, de Crăciun, cu decoraţiuni handmade, simple, dar de efect. Învaţă cum să creezi cele mai interesante accesorii din material reciclabile....
It’s about time that I started to show some of my Christmas Designs – these are all available for reorder and can be made in any color combination you would like. These decorations are …
Gak is back! Learn how to make gak in less than five minutes with this simple recipe. All you need is a few household ingredients to make this colorful gak.
