
If you have ever walked through a Christmas craft fair and thought, “I could make that,” then this is your friendly reminder to start now.
Not in a frantic, glue-gun-at-midnight sort of way. Not with ribbon stuck to your sleeve … Read the rest
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If you have ever walked through a Christmas craft fair and thought, “I could make that,” then this is your friendly reminder to start now.
Not in a frantic, glue-gun-at-midnight sort of way. Not with ribbon stuck to your sleeve … Read the rest

There is something wonderfully satisfying about turning a basket full of Dollar Tree Halloween decorations into a wreath that looks as though it came from a fancy seasonal boutique. A wire wreath form, a few rolls of ribbon, some plastic … Read the rest

Learn how to rust safety pins and jingle bells safely using vinegar and salt. Create authentic rusty metal embellishments for primitive crafts, ornaments and farmhouse décor.
There is something rather lovely about a little pile of rusty safety pins and … Read the rest
There are plenty of shiny red, white, and blue decorations out there, but every now and then a patriotic project comes along that feels a little more heartfelt. This 4th of July Patriotic Flag Wreath from CraftBits is one of … Read the rest
Mason jars really do earn their keep in the craft room, don’t they? One minute they’re holding buttons, the next they’re filled with flowers, fairy lights, paintbrushes, or the random collection of pens that somehow migrates from every drawer in … Read the rest
There is nothing quite like a cheerful wreath on the front door to make the whole house feel ready for summer. You can have the barbecue still in its box, the folding chairs half-cleaned, and the citronella candle missing in … Read the rest
There is something so charming about handmade patriotic decorations, especially the kind that feel a little bit vintage, a little bit scrappy, and a lot more personal than something grabbed from the seasonal aisle at the last minute.
This DIY … Read the rest

There is something about a decorated front porch that makes a holiday feel properly underway, isn’t there? Before the barbecue is fired up, before the sparklers come out, before someone inevitably asks where the citronella candles are hiding, the porch … Read the rest

There is something wonderfully welcoming about a handmade wreath on the front door, especially when summer entertaining rolls around. Whether you are hosting a backyard barbecue, setting up the porch for fireworks night, or just want the house to feel … Read the rest

If Easter is your excuse to pull out the glue gun, raid the ribbon drawer, and convince yourself that yes, you absolutely do need more pastel craft supplies, then you are going to love our Easter Crafts & DIY … Read the rest

There’s something magical about a wedding day when even the smallest details feel personal and full of love. If you’re planning an outdoor ceremony or just want a memorable photo prop, a DIY stamped bridal umbrella is a beautiful way … Read the rest

There’s something so charming about primitive-style holiday decor—muted colors, a bit of grubbiness, and a handmade feel that looks like it’s been loved for years. Today, we’re taking a Dollar Tree seasonal find and turning it into a rustic Easter … Read the rest

Every year around this time I start eyeing the front porch thinking, “It needs something.” Not a full makeover. Not a truckload of pastel eggs. Just one statement piece that says spring is here without shouting it.
And that’s where … Read the rest

Gifting a photo of yourself is one of those ideas that sounds simple—but when it’s done thoughtfully, it becomes incredibly meaningful. The trick is turning that photo into something tangible, handmade, or useful so it feels intentional rather than awkward.… Read the rest

I have such a soft spot for this bunny bowl. It’s one of those projects that looks adorable on the table but is actually very forgiving to make – which is exactly what you want when kids are involved. If … Read the rest