Learn how to make an origami poinsettia wreath for Christmas out of craft paper.
Working on and craft projects is my passion. I love to get creative and make jewelry, holiday crafts and fun art projects with my daughter.
This section of my blog is where you will find pet DIY's, sewing and crochet projects as well as nature inspired tutorials and decor items you can make for your own home.
Learn to use recycled materials from around the home and garden to create fun crafts all year round.
Toilet Paper Spider Halloween Craft
Lean how to make a toilet paper spider for Halloween.
DIY Crayons: How to Make Owl Crayons
Learn how to make new crayons from old crayons.
Goth Christmas: Halloween Decor you Can Keep up Till New Years
Put these Goth Christmas decorations up for Halloween and keep them up until New Years!
No Carve Unicorn Pumpkin
Learn how to make a no-carve unicorn pumpkin this Halloween and add some whimsy to your doorstep.
How to Use Wood Ash in the Garden
Wood ash can be used to help fertilize plants, increase alkalinity to your soil and even be composted. Learn the best way to use it in your garden.
25 Uses for WD-40 on Cars
What is WD-40 used for on cars? WD-40 was invented for use in the aerospace industry and took 40 attempts to perfect starting in 1953. WD-40 stands for Water Displacement, 40th formula. That’s the name straight out of the lab book used by the chemist who developed the product. The first company to use WD-40 Multi-Use Product commercially […]
Painted Rock Fairy House
Learn how to paint a rock to look like a magical mushroom fairy house.
DIY Solar Pool Heater
DIY Solar Pool Heater This DIY solar pool heater is so easy even a child could make it. In fact, my seven year old daughter, Chloe lent me a helping hand. It seems like kids have no trouble jumping into freezing cold pools and lakes. I remember when I was young I lived for the […]
DIY Herb Signs for the Garden
This is a guest post from Emily at Hunny I’m Home. Thanks Emily! Why you should use garden markers While markers aren’t absolutely necessary in a garden, they do make things a little easier during the early stages of planting. It may be simple to see what types of plants are growing in your garden […]