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Lion brand has a tutorial on how to make this spooky spider web candy bowl for Halloween. If you haven't signed up for an account on Lion Brand you should do it...it's free and you get access to hundreds of free patterns and crafts. This would be really fun to hand out candy with.

This is a tutorial I found in a book I recently borrowed from the library. I changed up some of the directions in the book. For example, the book says to use white pipe cleaners, coat them in glue & then sprinkle with glitter. BUT, I have found these fabulous silver pipe cleaners (a.k.a.

This might just be the most easy & quick tutorial I've ever done. I got the idea from a fellow MOPS mom (Mothers of PreSchoolers) at the MOPS convention I recently returned from in Dallas. Thanks Kaci! I gathered an assortment of appropriate autumn-colored vintage fabrics from some of my favorite vintage shopping spots.

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These wee notebooks are super easy to make & you'll want to make, like, a million of them because they're so cute!! I recently received an awesome package of these mini notepads from the president of my Eastern Washington Etsy Street Team, Randi- a.k.a. Ragnazidnar.

I really enjoy Common Craft tutorials because they are both educational and entertaining, wrapped in a package that’s simple to understand. Claytorial takes a different approach than paper and scissors, they actually build out custom storylines with claymation for their clients.

I really enjoy Common Craft tutorials because they are both educational and entertaining, wrapped in a package that’s simple to understand. Claytorial takes a different approach than paper and scissors, they actually build out custom storylines with claymation for their clients.

The girls & I had some fun today with some wacky feet. We learned how to make them from a book we recently borrowed from the library. I changed the directions a little to suit what worked for us. The supplies you'll need are: corrugated cardboard boxes, paints, marker, scissors & not pictured: razor blade & hot glue gun.

Have you tried Glimmer Mist? It’s gorgeous, fun, artistic, and easy to use. In this free episode I show you a number of examples of masking techniques with Glimmer Mist. As usual, I recommend you download and watch the high-quality version. Show notes for this episode are also available.

I’m not even going to try to come up with excuses as to why I haven’t posted in forever… I’ll just get to the good stuff. My little sister had some shoes she didn’t really care for anymore, and asked if I could re-cover them for her.  I had seen an article in Craft Magazine where they had done this so I knew it could be done.