Festival 2016

Some of the best gifts are ones that you made yourself. You might remember making Christmas ornaments in class to bring home for your parents, be it popcorn garlands for the tree, a handprint clay …

More red, blue and white love for you, Scandi fans! Here's a little extra tutorial to accompany your issue 8, in shops now. The fabulous Ez from Creature Comforts is here today to share this gorgeous take on a Christmas garland with us. Over to you, Ez. This project was inspired by the sweet simplicity of Scandinavian holiday decor and I really love how it turned out. You can hang these vertically, drape them horizontally, or even use them to adorn gifts! I hope you'll have as much fun…

source You don't have to have cute wrapping paper to make a package special. Sometimes it's easier (and faster) to let the tag do all the hard work. My shortcut? Use what you've already got. These have been sitting in my drawer for years. See that clearance sticker? 98 cents for 24. At that price I can afford to cut one up without feeling guilty. We've talked about using paper scraps for shapes before, now we're just working with a smaller canvas. Which means, if the shape is simple, you (or…

DIY Yarn Wrapped Star Ornament. Easy how-to tutorial. Make for you tree or gifts!

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Corrugated Glittery Christmas Star Ornaments Tutorial

Super cute, fun and FREE Christmas frameable artwork! Three frameable prints, perfect for the holidays. Plus, you can use them as your phone wallpaper!

Make these beautiful Prairie Point Star Ornaments to hang in your window, on your Christmas tree or as a gift. Click through to get the complete step-by-step tutorial with lots of photos on Super Mom - No Cape!

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You can create unique, inexpensive artwork using lumber! Yes, lumber! You may remember the wood block I posted at Halloween. You can revisit that here. A 2 inch by 8 inch by 8 foot piece of lumber costs around $5 and you can get many projects out of that one piece of wood. I like to have mine cut into 10 inch pieces. I have created several blocks for Christmas... For this block, I painted a base coat of white acrylic paint. When it was dry, I applied vinyl letters that I cut out with my…