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Crafty Chica has a glittery Halloween project for you! Learn how to make simple skull bookmarks to brighten up any book you’re reading. Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food – whatever you create for Halloween is welcome in […]
There’s something about maps that lends itself perfectly to the delicate webbery of papercutting, don’t you think? We’ve showcased her work before when she had maps of NYC, but I’m charmed by this wonderful papercut map rendition of my hometown (all those funny angles and one-way streets show up all too clearly!) by Karen O’Leary. […]
By Kami Bigler This festive bat mobile would look great in your entry greeting visiting trick or treaters on Halloween night. With so many different kinds of cool papers available these days, you could really make this your own!
My daughter is almost 2 years old and I can already see her crafty side come out. She loves pretty paper (like me!) and has been enjoying the idea of Halloween. To keep her in that pumpkin spirit, I’ve printed out these adorable Halloween cards for kids by Patricia of A Little Hut. So cute! […]
Jennifer at Naughty Secretary Club shows you how to make a haunted milk carton house perfect for little ones to play with or fun Halloween decor. Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food – whatever you create for Halloween […]
Following up on my post about dried flower arrangements and how easy they are in so many ways, here’s another great flower project that involves no remembering to water, no need to add sugar (or is it ammonia?) to keep the stems fresh, and no mess once the flowers began to drop their petals. Plus, […]
Here’s a fun printable you can use to add some color and whimsy to any corner of a room. The set of owls was created by Katy Petty of Mini Eco, and are posted up over at Skip to My Lou. Related: How-To: Paper Owl Mobile
