Easy Macrame Ornaments – with video tutorials
You don’t have to know macrame, or have any special tools to make these easy macrame ornaments. Great for homemade ornaments on your tree, or as gift toppers for those you are giving gifts to. I’ve been saving macrame ornaments on my Pinterest boards lately and some of the creators are just unbelievable. I thought […]
Vern the Fern
A simple Hallowe’en craft for you and the kids – add eyeballs to your plants and create your own “Vern the fern”! I feel like I’ve shared this before, but since I can’t find it, I’m sharing it again…. Looking for an easy way to “Hallowe’en” up your house – yup – used it as […]
Cornhole trophy
Celebrate any victory with a simple dollar store award – like this cornhole trophy I made for a friend. Popping in with a quick post today. So quick in fact, that I didn’t even think to take progress photos to show you how I made it. 🤦🏻♀️ Regardless, it turned out pretty cute and took […]
Make your own wood Canadian flag
With Canada Day around the corner, now is a great time to use up scrap bits and make a wood Canadian flag to decorate inside or outside your home. There were a lot of likes and comments on my scrap wood mosaic post the other day (thank you so much!), one of which suggested that […]
Wood art – scrap wood mosaic
This wood mosaic was made up of scrap wood pieces – all less than 5″ in length! If you’ve got bits of wood, you’ve got wood art. This project my friends is a GREAT way to use up scrap bits of wood. We’re talking teeny, tiny bits that you’ve held on to in the hopes […]
Egg candles
There’s still time! A few eggs, some bees wax and a few wicks are all you need to make your own Easter egg candles! I’m scrambling to write this because Easter is this weekend and I only just tried this out on Monday. I had no idea if it would work or not (as with […]
Making candles out of Grandma’s teacups
Today I’m showing how I took my Grandmother’s teacup collection and turned them into teacup candles to display – instead of tucking them away in a cabinet to be forgotten. I have my Grandmother’s fine bone china teacup collection. They are beautiful and the fact that my Grandpa bought one for her whenever he could […]