This roundup uses the Dollar tree Jenga blocks or the Tumbling tower blocks. These Jenga blocks have become so popular for crafting, that we knew we had to dedicate a whole post to just Christmas-themed projects. Due to the small … Read the rest
40+ Buffalo Check Christmas Decorations You Can Make Yourself
This roundup of DIY Christmas holiday crafts is all centered around Buffalo check or Buffalo plaid. Sometimes it is referred to as Christmas Check or Christmas plaid.
Updated to add: I have also been told it is commonly referred to … Read the rest
15 DIY Dollar Tree Pizza Tray Christmas Wreaths
This roundup is all about making a Holiday Christmas wreath. unlike traditional Christmas wreaths, these DIY wreaths do not use a hoop or wreath form, instead, they are made using a $1 Pizza tray from Dollar tree or similar stores.… Read the rest
20 DIY Wood Block Crafts To Make For Christmas
This roundup of wood crafts is perfect for the Holiday season. All of these links to the tutorials below are made using 4×4 wood blocks, 2×4 wood blocks, or scrap pieces of wood.
Wood scraps are perfect for rustic farmhouse-style … Read the rest
10 DIY Crafts Using Shovels
This roundup is all about shovels, who would have thought so many different things can be made using them? Some of these crafts use plastic shovels from the Dollar store but you can use metal garden shovels and upcycled thrift … Read the rest
15 No Sew Christmas Holiday Cushions
This Christmas roundup is for No Sew Christmas cushions or pillows. I have been saving these tutorials for a few weeks as I have been looking for some Christmas cushion ideas for my own home. Cushions are an easy way … Read the rest
Melted Candy Cane Crafts For The Holidays
This roundup of crafts is all about the Candy Cane. This holiday candy is not just for eating, check out these DIY tutorials for using candy canes to create new and exciting crafts for the holiday season.
One of the … Read the rest
How to Make a Christmas Tree Star from Recycled Greeting Cards
I love making holiday craft projects from recycled greeting cards. These cards come in a variety of designs and feature the festive colors of the holiday season. This tree top star is the perfect project to reuse some of your … Read the rest
14 DIY Book Stack Variations
This roundup of tutorials is all about the humble book stack. Book stacks have been around for some time now and now you can find so many fun and creative variations.
I have included different ways to make book stacks, … Read the rest
15 Crafts Using Mop Heads
This roundup of crafts shares with you 15 different variations on using mop heads to create DIY handmade decorations. I have included some seasonal projects such as mop head pumpkins, and mop heads Christmas gnomes. So why do we use … Read the rest
23 DIY Tile Coaster Projects
Tile coasters are a great DIY project that can be used every day and tile coasters are perfect for making handmade gifts for friends and family too.
These 23 tutorials show you different ways to make tile coasters using, you … Read the rest
Mini Scrap Wood Winter Village
Easy diy home decor perfect for tier trays, and a great way to use up those leftover scrap wood pieces. Cut out one or more to make a mini village. Add some fake snow and you have a cute Christmas … Read the rest
Paper Star Ornaments
These stars are made with such a simple technique using paper strips and a quilling comb (but even a hair comb will do). Use them as tree ornaments or gift toppers – a little gift on a gift!
… Read the restDIY Paper Ornaments (So Easy to Make!)
This is a super easy holiday project that families can do together! They can be used everywhere, can be made in different colors to match a family theme, and are really cheap to make! Use different colored papers to match … Read the rest
Easy DIY Christmas Ornaments with T-Shirt Yarn
Need a change of decor this year? Whether you want to update your old Christmas baubles or you need to refresh thrifted ornaments, here’s a simple idea! Grab your old tree decorations and some t-shirt yarn to make these easy … Read the rest