{Paper utencil holder with doilies and washi} Little touches make a big difference at a holiday dinner. And that’s a good thing too, because I’m much better at little touches that big giant productions. These silverware pockets are quick and inexpensive, and can be customized to fit any color scheme. Here’s what you’ll need:4.5 inch …
I’m showing off another sponsor today, and it’s Lauren from Tutus and Tea Parties. I first really got to know her when she created a leather project for Make a Splash back in April. She loves crochet, crafting, and education, and of course her “bug” and often posts about kid-friendly activities. She also hosts a …
Last week I got to participate in the Handmade Gift Series at Shaken Together and knew I wanted to write about something easy and meaningful. My gift idea: Send snail mail! For the last 3 years I’ve made this the Christmas present for my Grandma and my husband’s Grandma. We all live in …
One of my favorite parts of this family activity is finding out all the creative things my kids are thankful for.Asher drew a roller coaster and the letter AMeagan listed “bags” because they can help you carry thingsAnd Emily included “toothpaste, because it makes your teeth clean” I was happy to see that friends and …
My picture I’m showing you right now isn’t even a finished project, but I had to share it halfway done just in case anyone has a Cars party coming up any time in their future.I was at Craft Warehouse over the weekend and their Halloween stuff was 90% off, making these cardboard witch hats only …
The November/December issue of CuttingEdge Magazine is live today, and it’s packed with even more info and great projects than the last one!There’s a discount code in there for Lettering Delights, a chance to win Pazzles cutting machine, information about cutting icing sheets for decorating cakes and cupcakes and inspiration for Christmas, Thanksgiving and more!Here …