Plant Lady Embroidery by Applemints is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to learn how to embroider. The book has a multitude of ideas that are inspirational and fun to make. It is definitely an easy hobby to start that requires minimal resources. Continue reading
Crafting Cute:Polymer Clay the Kawaii Way by Danielle Clark (Dani Banani) is such a fun introduction to the world of Kawaii and polymer clay. The instructions are clear and the equipment is easy to obtain. Also, alongside the steps are super cute images to help inspire your designs. Continue reading
Ultimate Slime by Alyssa Jagan and Wonder Art Workshop by Sally Haughey are both excellent resources that inspire creativity. Encouraging children to explore art in an environment that focuses on the process of creating is at the heart of these projects. These books make perfect gifts for the teacher on your gift giving list. Continue reading
Bookies: Bookmarks to Crochet by Jonas Matthies is a whimsical craft book. The images are bright and lots of fun, while the instructions are fairly easy to follow. Although this project is small, it might prove difficult for novice crocheters. Continue reading
Title: Room Love: 50 DIY Projects to Design Your Space
A floor, a ceiling, and four boring walls? No more! Get creative, show your room some love, and turn your personal space into your happy place. Show off your style and personality with DIY pizzazz to makeover furniture, create one-of-a-kind decor, and organize your stuff with dozens of projects and ideas to make your room as unique as you are!
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I am always looking for ways to improve the spaces in my house, and Room Love by Heather Wutschke has quite a few inexpensive little ideas that are fun DIY projects. Many of the ideas are geared towards tweens, however there are some great organizational tips that can be useful to anyone. If you have some washi tape, scrapbook paper and acrylic paint on hand, you are well on your way to get started on many of Wutschke’s projects. Continue reading