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Great tutorial on how to make a concrete pumpkin
Working with concrete is my favourite. It is inexpensive, simple, and durable. characteristics that make them ideal for seasonal decorations outside. Visit the blog Bungalow 47 for a very thorough guide on how to turn discarded plastic Halloween jack-o-lanterns into concrete pumpkins. I bet you’ll want to produce a lot of them once you’re set up.
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Easy way to make a beautiful branch hanging Christmas tree
Gathering branches now, or at least throughout this fall’s yard work, may be the best way to ensure that you have the ideal set of sticks for this adorable hanging Christmas tree when it’s time to decorate for the season. I adore how it’s ideal for showcasing distinctive Christmas decorations and twinkling lights. Visit the site Collective Gen to view the comprehensive instructions for creating a hanging branch Christmas tree.
How to make gorgeous mini bowls out of shells
This technique for disassembling oyster shells uses decorative tissue paper napkins as examples, but I want to attempt it using leftover fabric because I enjoy using it to adorn dimensional surfaces. Visit the website Crafting On The… Learn more.
“Donut” these painted pumpkins look cute?
Can you possibly have too many accessories and décor with a doughnut theme? No. No, in my view. I’ll absolutely use this technique to paint some of those adorable miniature pumpkins (I guess they’re gourds, but whatever) Learn more.
Punk rock Halloween or Christmas ornament-you decide 🙂
The mohawk hairdo is one of my favourites. And spikes, for that matter. Therefore, this cute skull with a spiked mohawk is ideal. Although it is seen here as a Christmas ornament, I imagine it would be adorable as a… Learn more.
How to make buttons with thread
I’ve seen these thread-based buttons before, but I wasn’t sure what they were called. They are known as Dorset buttons. The blog Create Whimsy has a fantastic step-by-step guide on how to make Dorset buttons. … Learn more.
How to make and create with washi tape
I had no idea washi tape could be created and used in so many different ways. There is a fantastic compilation of more than 100 ways to make and use washi tape here at the blog Mel Stampz. One of … Learn more.
Love at First Bite – treat wall perfect for Halloween and more!
Such a fun concept, I say! This is my ideal wall because I adore salty foods. It’s customary to give out candy on Halloween, but wouldn’t it be interesting to do something different this year? If … Learn more.
Great project with recycled plastic toys and 2 great crafting tips!
There are so many aspects of this endeavour and the wording in the blog post on Lovely Indeed that I admire. In addition, there are several excellent general crafting strategies. Visit the blog now… Learn more.
Book Review – Recycling in the Garden: Reusing Everyday Items
I was eager to get my hands on “Recycling in the Garden: Reusing Everyday Items” because I enjoy gardening. The book is true to its name, offering creative and easy-to-follow methods for recycling everything from materials to water. Learn more.
The best recycled handmade pin cushion ideas
I was looking about (pardon the pun) for cute small crafts to make for holiday stores, and I came upon this amazing collection of pin cushions made from recycled materials. Such an abundance of variety and sweetness. Go to the blog, everyone. Learn more.
How to make eco-friendly “water balloons” that are reusable
These sound like a lot of fun to play with and would be wonderful in the summer heat. Who would want to be struck by these? In fact, I might leap in front of one. I bet stitching them together would be fantastic… Learn more.
Perfect recycled tea cup for a Barbie party
This summer, are you looking for some entertaining Barbie fun? So why not throw a tea party and prepare this adorable recycled print tea cup. Or perhaps this is a sweet way to present a gift of… Learn more.
A bit of pink yarn and recycled plastic transform into a Barbie -tastic necklace craft
This pink and orange necklace is very simple to make yet makes a big impact. I’m sure it would look fantastic in a variety of colour schemes, but this one is particularly Barbie-tastic! Go to the Pink blog right away. Learn more.
How to make a marble pattern in recycled plastic for jewelry making and more!
I enjoy discovering new techniques for using repurposed materials. It feels illimitable! Therefore, I discovered today that recycled #2 plastic may be marbled. Visit Instructables to read the extremely thorough step-by-step instructions. Learn more.