This Easter-themed craft is fun to create as an adult, or with your children or grandchildren for a holiday activity. Either way, this is very easy and great for all ages! Grab our bunny kit, which includes two wooden bunny heads and a full napkin with four images, and you can easily pull this together. (If you’re in my Napkin Club, you have this napkin!) I’ll show you step-by-step how to create this, how to add the embellishments, and how to decorate with these!
If you’re looking to add something fun to your creative space, I highly suggest adding a slat wall. It’s so versatile and budget-friendly, and you can add all of the pegs and things for organizing your stash. This section of slat wall is 8×4, but they also make smaller sections as well.
I want us to welcome March by making some fab flowers! I love creating fabric flowers in the spring, and I have some pretty fabrics to use today. These fabric blooms are wonderful to make with some scrap fabric hiding in your stash and a handful of simple supplies.
I am crazy for crackle, y’all! I’ll be demonstrating my favorite crackle technique, tips, and tricks that you can use with your napkin art. I’ll show you how I apply the crackle medium and add the prettiest daisy napkin art along with some other fun embellishments, like ribbon, twine, and a button. You will love this easy, crackly napkin art project that will look perfect in your home this spring!
I’m sharing how to create one of my most used craft room tools – my mini ironing table! No more lugging out your ironing board or running to the laundry room when you are creating with fabric or napkin art. We’ll be making this mini ironing table out of a repurposed cutting board, cotton fabric, Insul- Brite, and polyfill batting. Every creative can use this in their craft room, and it comes together very easily.
This is my favorite quick and easy craft for favors, gift card holders, treat holders, and more! This comes together super fast and just requires pretty double-sided paper – no glue, tape, Mod Podge, or anything! This is a simple folding technique that you can use whenever you need to assemble some little gifts.
Ready to learn something new? This iron-on technique will appeal to every kind of maker – paper crafters, card makers, scrapbookers, napkin crafters, fabric crafters, and more! It will work for just about every material and every smooth surface.
There are three things I’m always looking for in my treat packaging projects – quick, easy, and cute! These Valentine Treat Bags hit the mark on all three of those criteria.
I love making DIY Valentine’s decor and these chunky wood hearts are the best because they sit up on their own! These would look perfect on a tiered tray, bookshelf, desk, or even a little Valentine’s Day vignette. We will be using some fun materials today like aluminum foil tape, chalk paint, Mod Podge, and napkin art.
Looking to add something cute to your creative space? This DIY pin cushion is useful for any crafter and easy to make!
Now is the perfect time to do a wintery craft, like this Frosty Snowman Pallet Sign. This piece is comprised of a decorative napkin, lots of embellishments, and a clothespin easel. This one is so fun to create and will look great as a shelf sitter or on a tiered tray!
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