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75Crochet a Hat Tam or Beret
One of the first hats I ever learned to crochet was a tam or beret. I used to make them for a hat vendor at the Renaissance Faires in the U.S.A. And I still keep a few on hand for my Etsy shop, or for gifts...
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81How To Make A Christmas Card At The Last Minute
It seems as if everything on your Christmas list has been completed, but you forgot one important detail. What did I forget to do? Oh no! I forgot to buy a package of Christmas cards at the store when I...
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67Make a Personalized Homemade Gift For Someone Special - The Fun and Cheap Way!
Looking for homemade gift ideas? Read on:I love, love, love giving gifts. Birthday gifts, christmas gifts, gifts for Dad, valentine gifts. Really. So, being a waitress/eternal student, sometimes it pains me...
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81Cool and Unique Christmas Gift Ideas for Under $5
Five hundred pennies won't even buy you a burrito with sour cream and a Coke these days. However, if you're like most people, you'll have to make those pennies go pretty far this holiday season. In order to...
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63Do it Yourself, Strawberry lip gloss!
Well hello and welcome! While I was putting on my lip gloss earlier today I realized that though I love the smell, flavor and color I get from lip gloss, I just can't stand the prices I have to pay to get a...
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61Christmas Hat Starching
You can starch doilies, Christmas decorations or your Christmas Bonnet that you have crocheted. Here are step-by-step directions. Pattern to make your own Christmas Wall Hat...
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63CHEAP CHRISTMAS STOCKING STUFFER CRAFTS
CHEAP CHRISTMAS STOCKING STUFFER CRAFTS The opening of the Christmas stockings is a big deal in our family. Fun, handmade gifts are always a hit and I enjoy making them. Buy plain switch plates and cover...
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41knitting
Knitting Using Double Pointed Needles Choosing The Right Needles Is Important, Especially For Beginners To knit a cord, one can knit using two double-pointed needles and begin by casting on a few stitches of...
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