You know those gorgeous dried flowers you’ve been pressing between heavy books all summer? No? Me either. But don’t worry, you can skip that for this craft! We’re going to make some pressed flower art on Canvas. I’ve been totally obsessed with creating these mini masterpieces lately, and they’re such a peaceful way to spend …
My greatest fault is that I like to think about doing things. And plan to do things. But I’m not a great do-er of things. Or follow-er through on things. At least I didn’t used to be. But I’m turning over a new leaf and I’m going to do the things I say I’m going …
I needed a new wreath because I have sort of a thing with wreaths. I make them fairly often and then I end breaking them. They fall off the door or sometimes I break them on purpose because I want to repurpose an element that I used on it. So, I can’t remember the fate …
I think at this point, I can’t even really say that we are having a crappy Spring so far here in New England. Because apparently Spring just is cold and rainy every year now. Then, it’s suddenly summer. To help brighten things up around here, I made a cheerful and unconventional Front Door Wreath with …
What can you make for less than $10, a coupon and an old shirt? You can make a lot of things, conceivably, however, I took my $10, coupon and old shirt and made a lovely Fall Wreath! In the end, the finished wreath that I have hanging on my door today took less than …
***This post contains affiliate links. If you click on one and make a purchase, I will receive a commission.*** Last week I posted some cozy Fall wreath crafts and that was just the kick in the pants I needed to actually get started on my own fall wreath. Rather than an …
I feel like throughout the winter I have had a deficiency of creative juices. As spring starts to approach, I’m getting back in that crafty mood. I’m not a wreath person (I say that every time I make a wreath and I’ve made a lot of wreaths. (See here, here, here, here, here, here and here), …
I have been wanting to make a book page wreath forever, but it never made it onto my to do list. This year after Halloween I needed to change up my door wreath, so I thought I would go for it. Spoiler Alert: What I made didn’t end up on the door, so I see …
I made something and it doesn’t look like I made it. That’s one way I know I’m happy with the outcome of the project I just completed. Is it me, or does that look expensive? Guess what? It wasn’t. I spent less than two dollars on it. I already had the wreath form …