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Today's Featured PostBy Ana
With spring right around the corner and summer approaching, winter has given us a bountiful harvest of pine cones. To bring spring in bright and cheery, here are some cute friends you can easily make.
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By 15mhhm15
With simple supplies that you probably already have laying around at home, you too can make this easy finger puppet. Your child will have lots of fun with this puppet too!
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Fluttering Butterflies Greeting Card
By 15mhhm15
Make this cute and universal card to say "hi", "thinking of you", "hoping you feel better", "get well" or your own custom phrase.
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By Ana
Here is a wreath that is so simple and weather friendly that you do not have to have a covered porch! You can make it for only a little money by just using vinyl table cloths and a wreath purchased at your dollar store. Here's how!
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By attosa
This craft is great for kids. It involves colour separation, counting, and basic crafting. After creation, they can be eaten, too. Have fun!
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Tin Can Craft Supply Organizer
By Sandi/Poor But Proud
I have been washing and saving veggie and fruit cans for about a week. The time came last night to finally do something with them. This was what came of it.
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Repurposing a Candy Box Into Shadow Boxes
By Ana
I had a leftover candy box with strong bones. It is very sturdy and would make not 1 but 2 shadow boxes. Here's how!
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Painting Decorative Indoor/Outdoor Signs
By Ana
I found these very nice metal/tin signs to upscale for my home and outdoor garden. I looked at the decorated metal signs, that are to pricey for my taste. So here is my take on a decorative spin on them.
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Paper Plate Aquarium Toddler Craft
By 15mhhm15
My daughter insists that we should have pet fishes, but we're not quite ready for a fish tank, so this paper aquarium will do! She had a fun time making this and this would make a nice indoor craft/activity to do. Afterwards, you can hang this up on the wall and it'll be a paper aquarium instead.
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Flexible Cutting Mat as Drawing Board
By Robyn
I found this flexible cutting and chopping mat at Food City. I bought it for use as a dry erase board or marker board. Dry erase or color markers show up well and come off right away with a wet cloth or baby wipes.
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By tiffanytallent1981
I thoroughly enjoy decorating for every holiday, but I hardly have money for expensive items. And this year, my employer is having me decorate the break room as well! I decided to decorate the fridge door and to incorporate every associate into the St. Patrick's Day theme. Making pots of gold was the easiest choice and turned out absolutely adorable.
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By katrine2706
At the end of every rainbow is a pot of gold. The leprechaun left its powerful green hat that saves him from traps. It's caught in a trap and the princess was able to slide herself down the long rainbow. She fell into a pot of gold under thick clouds at the end of the rainbow where the leprechaun's hat was left.
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By attosa
This is a fun card to make using just card stock and a heart-shaped paper punch. There is just one four-leaf clover, making it (and the card recipient) one of a kind!
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By Benetta
Christmas is a time for sharing small gifts with family, friends and neighbors. It is a time to spread some cheer and good will. Turn an old cardboard box into a glamorous box. Fill it with a thoughtful gift, such as chocolates or a homemade jar of jam.
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I purchased this little machine for my grandchildren to use, but found that it was a great travel machine for me too.
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By Ana
With my love for spring and its colors, I wanted to make a banner using cardstock, ribbon, tape/glue, and colored cotton balls. This is what I came up with.
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Recycled Cork Thread Dispenser and a Candle Holder
By Sandi/Poor But Proud
If you enjoyed the trivet and the coaster, I am happy. Here is day 3 and 4 of my 4 day post. This one is a bit unique and not for everyone. As someone who sews, you might like it though. The candle holder is cute too, but I wish I could have found a smaller candle.
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By R Barbara
I recently took a class to learn this fun, new to me, method of paper piecing. The project quickly became addictive. I have done foundation style paper piecing in the past and love the ability to work with smaller pieces to create the block, but you are still saddled to your sewing machine.
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Clear Hook for Hanging a Wreath
By lalala...
I prefer to hang my holiday wreaths on the inside of our front door. The door has a large window in the middle. I don't like the look of the over the door hangers so I decided to attach a clear Command Hook (holds 3 lbs.) to the glass. Now I can hang my wreaths and the hook is practically invisible.
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By lalala...
Anyone would love to get one of these from a sneaky little leprechaun. They would be a great gift for your kids, a coworker, or a friend.
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By attosa
This is cute little planter you can use for your real plants, fake plants, or even fill with candy to hand out. It's super easy to make and so cheerful for St. Patrick's Day!
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By attosa
This is a fun and thrifty piggy bank to make out of Popsicle sticks, glue, and a plastic jar. You can use the rainbow as a chute to drop your coins into your pot of gold. It will be fun to save, and easy to twist open when it's full!
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Acrylic Paint Palettes from Children's Frisbees
By Robyn
I found these adorable little frisbees which were in the Easter Basket section of Walmart. They are so adorable and make great paint palettes. I was going to put one in an Easter basket but changed my mind. They would also make great saucers for potted plants to sit in, as well.
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Make Home Decor Crafts from Bed Springs
By lnygaard
Purchase old bed springs from a thrift store. Decorate to your desire and give as gifts or use as decor in your own home.
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By Ann Winberg
Mix kids and mud and you have a kid having fun. With just a little structure they can make a trivet for a gift in no time.
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Make a Spring Butterfly from a Paper Plate
By Donna
Welcome spring with a fun and pretty butterfly fashioned from a paper plate.
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Rainbow Pot of Gold Activities
By 15mhhm15
This is an easy yet fun and colorful craft that doubles as a learning activities for kids. It is a fun way for learning, basic rainbow colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet). It is also a fun way of learning words, creating words, and spelling with the alphabet foam stickers over faux gold coins.
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Making Watercolor Paints with Dried Up Markers
By Becky Miles
Instead of throwing away all those dried up markers, you can create paint for the kiddos, or yourself, with them. Separate the colors - reds, blues, greens, etc. Put each group of colors in a small jar with water.
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By Jayme
This cute bumble bee magnet is sure to be all the "buzz" hanging on your refrigerator.
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Recycle an old set of dominoes into this cute clock. Learn how to make it in this short video.
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By Sandi/Poor But Proud
About 15 years ago, I designed an afghan based on a design that my mom used to draw for me. It was three lines in four different directions, with oval lines that connected them.
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Making Half Square Triangle Quilt Blocks
By R Barbara
The half square triangle (HST) is a very common component of patchwork quilts. These blocks consist of two right triangles. Because of the stretchy nature of fabric cut on the bias, it may be preferable to make your half squares in the following way, rather than cutting out triangles and sewing them together.
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By Rachel's Mom
Create a shamrock from a 12-inch piece of ribbon that is at least 1/4 inch wide. I found that the wider the ribbon, the easier it was to create. Now you have no excuse for not wearing green on St. Patty's Day!!
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