There’s nothing quite as therapeutic as creating something new. This enormous list of things to make is organized mostly by material. You’ll find something for every skill level and every age group – including many unique ideas! Click on the…
Jasco sponsored this post, but the opinions are my own. Creating an outdoor chandelier is easier than you think – if you use a hula hoop as your base! It takes more physical energy than skill or dexterity, so be…
If you’re like me, and like to hoard empty baby food jars (what is it with those things?!) give these things to make with baby food jars a go! Finding things to do with jars that you’ve hoarded can be…
Everyone has a few scraps of cardboard lying around, right? So, what better way to turn them into some cool, DIY photo gifts than a DIY shadow box frame? I’m thrilled to be partnering with Kodak to showcase how their…
Make these beautiful DIY fall globes with sparkling “autumn leaves” that rain down on the friendly woodland animals! A huge thank you to Safari Ltd for sponsoring this post. We love their animals for all sorts of DIY projects, including…
Crafting need not be expensive, if you know how to think “outside the box” with your craft supplies. Here is a list of unconventional craft supplies that range from free to relatively inexpensive, that you may want to stock in…
Make this super easy decoupaged book tote from a recycled cereal box! What a great way to keep kids reading—and your house organized too! This post was sponsored by Kellogg’s for their Fantastic Scholastic Book Giveaway. Keep kids reading by…
I think that this style vintage sewing box may just be the first “cool craft storage solution” ever invented and I always knew I NEEDED one. So when I found one at the flea market that was old, dusty, and…
I created this DIY marker storage caddy so that I can easily transfer our art supplies from storage to desk, and use them directly from the bin. This post was sponsored by STABILO. I had a…
Clothespins: you can by huge packs of them at a super low price, and they’re made of solid wood. That’s what makes clothespin crafts so amazing – they are sturdy and not in the least bit tacky, like some other…
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