Jan
29

First off, I love those spoons! How fun! This is a great way to get your spices organized and tucked away, but even when they’re visible they look great. Would be great jewelry or sewing storage too, no? Get the …
Jan
29

What a “love-ly” way to display your family photos.. on a photo themed, love filled Valentine wreath! Good choice using black and white photos too. I think the impact is much greater than if color photos had been used. If …
Jan
29

How fun are these? using embroidery hoops to make wall art is not something new, however I can’t say I’ve ever seen anyone use tie dye to decorate those hoops! This is such a fun idea, especially for a teen’s …
Jan
29

Now here’s a unique idea! I’ve certainly heard of punching holes in tin cans to make luminaries, but I can’t say I’ve ever seen anyone lave up those holes! This looks like a fun project and I really think the …
Jan
28

As soon as I saw this I fell in love with it. I just recently featured a rainbow garland made from ice cubes, but heart shaped ice cubes?? How could you not love that? They are so pretty in red …
Jan
28

A little rusty heart combined with pretty white twigs makes for a beautifully rustic addition to your door this Valentine’s Day. I love how this turned out! You will really want to check out the full post and see how …
Jan
28

Jenna is a genius. Why? Because she was able to take things like an L bracket, screws and wire and turn them into a totally fun and unique sign perfect for Valentine’s Day. I’m even loving the color! Check out …
Jan
28

Crafters are getting more and more creative in how they recycle old CDs and DVDs. Take this project as an example. Who would have thought to use old CDs to create a whimsical little photo book! I love the idea …
Jan
28

What a fun and creative way to use up old CDs ad DVDs that are no longer useable! This clock also uses an old vinyl album for the center piece. Raise your hand if you’re like me and actually had …
Jan
26

I’m in love with this portrait. We’ve seen plenty of melted crayon art , but this one actually uses crayons inside a glue gun to get the effect. You can get the instructions here – I feel melty. | Light&Spoon…
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