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Learn how to make woven yarn hopi eye Christmas ornaments. Use up yarn scraps to weave these Hopi Eye decorations, perfect for hanging on the Christmas tree. Kids love winding yarn around the popsicle sticks and seeing how the colors build up!
During Christmas time it’s so much fun to do some Christmas photos. See how to make Christmas photo booth props yourself. It’s so easy, money saving and actually a whole lot of fun too!
Make upcycled sweater Christmas ornaments! Unless you are amazing at laundry, like me you have probably accidently felted one of your wool sweaters by putting it on a hot wash. That is when your adult (often favourite) sweater shrinks in the wash to a size only fit for a toddler.
To me one of the best things about Christmas is the excitement generated by anticipation for the big day itself. A Christmas Advent calendar is a great way to feed that excitement and anticipation. Every year I like to make the family’s Christmas advent calendar out of the stuff I already have. This year I […]
If you have pets you want to include them perhaps into your holiday greeting cards. I have three dogs and although it is near impossible to have them sit pretty for any pictures, I had luck with one of our dogs. See how to make holiday greetings cards with pets yourself.
There is something so beautiful about gold applique’s. Especially for the holidays I use a lot of gold and silver in my home. Beautiful décor does not have to be expensive when you make it yourself. That’s why you are here! I love bringing you inexpensive ideas you can recreate yourself for a fraction of […]
I love coffee and hate throwing away the large metal containers. That’s how I came up with the idea of turning those into storage containers. I mean, they are pretty big and would hold a bunch of things. Since it’s Christmas time I thought to bring some holiday cheer into my work room with a […]
This super easy tutorial will walk you through the steps of making your own Driftwood Christmas Tree. It’s a stunning rustic twist on a conventional tree, that’s sure to get your friends and family talking. All you need is some driftwood, a log of wood, a steel rod, a drill and a nail. It takes […]
