Plastic canvas Christmas decor and ornaments are a traditional handmade way to celebrate the season. The Magic of Christmas gives you 37 ways to bring that tradition home and give it away as well. Plus, these crafts are great for little crafters to show their developing skills.
There is a giveaway for this book at the end of this post – be sure to enter!
Spray chalk, paint and canvases, birthday cake, and a nice day, what more could you ask for when cerebrating your 12th birthday?! The twins had a great birthday party last month and everyone who came had a blast painting canvases and painting the yard, the house, and the garage with Testor’s spray chalk.
DIY Yarn Ornaments from Katrinkles come in several shapes and styles that work for nearly any holiday and are a quick and easy way to satisfy your inner yarnie. I recommend stocking up on them so you always have a quick gift on hand.
Handmade holidays always seem more special to me. When someone takes the time to craft something just for you, it’s wonderful. With the fun and fabulous felt kits from Bucilla, you can make gifts to bring love and joy.
This summer we had to re-stain the deck, so we decided to try Sherwin-Williams SuperDeck stain. The results are beautiful.
The product reviewed in this post was provided in part by Sherwin-Williams. All opinions are my own.
Time for some Unicorn Magic with Big Stitch from 3 Birds Design. Unicorn Magic is just 1 of many of their great kits for kids. They are fun, easy, and will inspire the creative bone in your kid, like Vada and especially my unicorn crazed aficionado, Kyla. So here’s our take & review on the Unicorn Magic wall art kit.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by 3 Birds Design, Big Stitch
The book reviewed in this post was provided by Search Press, all opinions are my own.
100 Little Christmas Gifts to Make is a great book for any Christmas crafter out there! It’s full of great craft ideas and useful tips. Many of the crafts are good year-round!
A review of the fun new book, Felt Christmas Decorations by Corinne Lapierre. Plus one copy to a lucky winner of the giveaway!
The book reviewed in this post was provided by Search Press.
Felt Christmas Decorations by Corinne Lapierre is a great book full of…well…felt Christmas decorations. They are all very sweet and easy to make. Most of them can be made in an evening, and all can be made while relaxing in front of a warm fire or the TV.
While at Creativations in January I received some Bernat Maker Home Dec yarn and a card showing how to make a macrame plant holder. I decided to give them a try. The Maker Home Dec yarn is really nice. It’s a tubular yarn with a core in the center of the tube. I think it would make a great rug! The colors it comes in are great for current home decor trends as well.
I had the pleasure of meeting with some of the wonderful people behind Zenbroidery when I was at Creativation this past January. We had a lovely chat about their products and about blogging. It was really a fun time, I love talking to companies about how we can work together in a way that benefits us both!
