Tired of your husband sitting around gathering dust? Make a cozy for him! This is a great project to use up those fabric scraps and try your hand at patchwork. Supplies: Spouse (husband, significant other, girlfriend, partner) Crazy glue Extra sharp scissors Chewing gum To get the head measurements just right, have your spouse lie …
Today we made this caddy to hold the ever-growing supply of kid’s art materials. Made from clothesline and recycled tin cans, it’s an easy and inexpensive solution. You could use this caddy to hold various art supplies like we did here, or you could put it in the center of the table to keep utensils …
Here’s a recycled project great for a rainy day. After making these stamps the other day, I wanted to try something that would allow the kids to be more involved in the process. So, remembering this smart project from glittergoods, I gathered a couple of styrofoam trays. I added some plastic bottle tops and there …
So I loved the plain journals, but thought that a more decorative journal might make a nice gift. I made one with fabric and one with paper. The fabric covered version (pictured above) will be a gift for my mother-in-law with some photos of the children. I used three sheets of card stock rather than …
There are a million felted sweater projects out there, but I think it’s a great idea to save money and recycle wool sweaters. I found some more sweaters on a thrifting excursion the other day, so I made these plump holiday trees. They are about 7″ tall and each has 32 felted sweater circles. Supplies: …
