When I found this red "thing" in the toy section at Dollar Tree I really wasn't sure what it was. Several of them were piled in an unmarked box. I thought they kind of looked like vases, so I bought one with a vague idea of what to do with it. (This post first appeared at Dollar Store Crafts, where I am a contributor.) When I took it apart to spray paint, the shape reminded me of the cone Christmas trees I keep seeing everywhere. So, I shifted gears and went for a mod holiday craft. … [Read more...]
How to Transfer an Image to a Wood Tag
One of my favorite techniques to use when crafting is to transfer images to wood. I've transferred vintage images to frames and napkins, I've created a knock off tray with scrapbook paper, and I turned a favorite picture into wall art. It turns out that a lot of you are fans of this technique, too, and I receive e-mails with some really good questions. I made a video to show one way you can achieve this finish, using DecoArt's Gesso. You can check out this short video to learn … [Read more...]
DIY Santa Christmas Cloche
I have no idea why these adorable Santa figurines were two for $1.00 at my local Dollar Tree, but who am I to pass up a great deal? They're just so cute! (This post first appeared at Dollar Store Crafts, where you can find me every Tuesday.) I ran through several ideas in my head, and in the end I decided to make an adorable Santa Christmas cloche. Since my little Santa is a gardener, I plan to place poinsettias or mistletoe in the cloche. It would also look cute filled with ornaments, … [Read more...]
Hosting Holiday Get Togethers with Cottonelle
This post is part of a social shopper marketing insight campaign with Pollinate Media Group™ and Cottonelle, but all my opinions are my own. #pmedia #CottonelleHoliday http://cmp.ly/3/8vNxcOThere are six people in my family. As you can imagine, we go through a lot of stuff quickly, especially toilet paper. Who changes all those rolls? Yours truly! But I'm catching a break thanks to Cottonelle's triple roll toilet paper and my new handmade bathroom sign. Less … [Read more...]
Crafting Christmas Gifts with Goodwill Finds
It's crunch time! Time to decorate and start crafting gifts for all the special people in your life. Read on the learn how to use inexpensive purchases at Goodwill San Antonio to make quick Christmas gifts and decor.One of my favorite things to buy at Goodwill San Antonio is the miscellaneous bags of Christmas ornaments. They are usually priced $1.99 and are packed with lots of holiday goodies. I love that you can find these year round, too, and start planning early. … [Read more...]
40+ Handmade Ornament Tutorials
Who is ready to start crafting for Christmas? I love to decorate ornaments with my kids, so I'm thrilled to share a link up of awesome DIY ornament ideas. Enjoy! … [Read more...]
Happy Thanksgiving with a Giveaway!
Happy Thanksgiving! To let you know just how much we truly appreciate you, a few bloggers and I have teamed up to offer you a $100 Amazon gift card. Hosted and Sponsored by: 4 You With Love, 7 Alive All Livin' in a Double Wide, Do Small Things with Love, Happy Go Lucky, Happy Hour Projects, It Happens In A Blink, One Dog Woof I just want to take a moment to THANK YOU for all your support!! I am extremely grateful for each and every one of you! a Rafflecopter giveaway … [Read more...]
Reindeer Puzzle Piece Ornament
Christmas is one of my favorite holidays for crafting with my kids. I like projects that are cute, easy to make, and often involve supplies we have on hand already. Most homes have long forgotten puzzles that can be used for this craft! Here's a fun way to turn your puzzle pieces into a cute reindeer ornament or necklace! (This post first appeared at Crafts Unleashed, where I am a member of the Design Team!) Supplies: Puzzle Acrylic Paint - Brown Acrylic Paint - Antique White … [Read more...]
Simple Gift Craft Ideas
Visit me at Dollar Store Crafts to learn three easy to make gift ideas! Find the tutorial here. … [Read more...]
How to Make Iced Snowflake Coasters
Bring some sparkle to your table this winter, without the mess! These pretty, shiny snowflake coasters look like they're frozen in ice, thanks to resin. If you purchased resin to make these skull pendants, then here's a chance to use it again! If you haven't worked with resin yet, here's an easy project that has a BIG impact. (This post first appeared at Dollar Store Crafts, where you can find my NEW tutorial every Tuesday!) Supplies Needed: Plastic Snowflakes (from Dollar … [Read more...]
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