Archive for January 2010

How to Tie Die

Most of us associate Tie dyed clothing and décor with the late 60s and early 70s. But did you know that there are samples of tie dyed fabric that date back as early as 800 A.D.? The techniques used to produce these ancient garments produced results somewhat different from what most of us see today, [...]

How to Make a Mouse out of Walnut Shells

Normally, mice aren’t creatures that we want in our homes. But these little walnut mice are so adorable, and you won’t have to worry about them getting into the cookies! They make a great rainy day craft for all ages, because they’re easy and inexpensive to make.

Decopauge – How To Make A Valentine’s Day Flower Vase

By Shelly Hill
I just love crafting up new items for Valentine’s Day and a few days ago I decided to decorate a new vase for myself…after all, hubby will be getting me some Valentine’s Day flowers to put inside it (usually white roses).
This is a very easy project that you and your children can make [...]

How to Make a Winter Sun Catcher

Winter is most often associated with cold weather and snow. But even though it’s chilly outside, the sun still shines beautifully on some days. This frozen sun catcher takes advantage of both the sub-freezing temperatures and the sunshine to add beauty to your porch or lawn.

Cool Yarn and Fiber Craft Projects Your Teenager Will Love

Crafting is a popular hobby among younger children. But as they get older, many of them gradually lose interest. They become more interested in social activities, and they outgrow the projects they found so fascinating just a couple of years ago.
Still, there are some teenagers who continue to enjoy crafting. This is frequently because they [...]