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90Free Knitting Patterns: Relax with a Project
When afternoons are too hot to do anything but sit consider working on a knitting project. Women in pioneer times did not have the option of just sitting and staring at soap operas or reading the newest Harlequin. When they wanted to take a break they worked on their sewing or fiber projects and so their families had all they needed for wintertime.
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71How to Find and Preserve Sand Dollars and Turn Them into Crafts, with Video
If you’re a beach lover, you’ve probably seen sand dollars at the shore. Maybe you’ve found the occasional one at the water’s edge, or even stepped on one in the shallows. You’ve doubtless seen...
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94How to Make Paper Roses
Paper crafts have been around for many decades and although the art of crafting with paper steadily declined in the 90's, the new scrap-booking craze resurrected this all time favorite and put life back into...
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90How To: Hand Carding Wool
Carding wool, or any fiber, must be done in order to get the fiber ready for spinning into yarn. The clean fiber is carded either by machine, or by hand into a manageable size so that the spinner can draw...
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84Medicine Bags and Magic Pouches
Many traditions practice the custom of carrying a small pouch as a blessed charm. Learn more about making your own mojos and medicine bags.
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93Fabric Scraps: how to use them in family projects
Aside from quilting, there are a variety of projects in which you can use your fabric scraps. I will list a few of the potential projects along with some links to online patterns. However, it is not necessary...
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77How To Make A Sparkly Necklace
Learn how to make a sparkly necklace today! It was so much fun creating this shimmery necklace! Making a sparkly necklace is very easy. Here are the supplies I used for this project: A sparkly button for...
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74How to make an origami balloon?
The traditional origami model presented here is inflatable. As your final step, just blow into the bottom end of it. Instructions Difficulty: Easy What do you need? White Paper only Start with any...
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70Easy Crochet Lace Edging
This edging is fast and simple, looks elegant, and can be used for a variety of purposes. In the sample below I used size 10 crochet cotton and a size 1 lace hook. Both can be adjusted to personal taste...
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79Make A Driftwood Snake Using Pyrography And Finish With Acrylic Paint
I picked this pile of driftwood for making Snakes, I call it SNAKEWOOD This art project is not only fun, it is a pretty simple idea. That makes it good for beginners who would like to express some creativity...
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