Julie from LoucheLab takes a visit to Esty’s The Storque and shares her project to make customized drawing-free glass ornaments. Julie writes: The idea for this ornament came about back in June, when I did a demonstration with Pebeo at the Renegade Craft Fair in Brooklyn. There were a lot of people who tried the […]
Jessica at Scrumdilly-Do shows you how you can make a clothespin menorah with your kids. It’s a fun way for them to learn about Hanukkah with no fire involved!
If you’re like me, you probably missed the boat on the Lego Kingdoms Advent Calendar for the 2010 holiday season. Here in metro Detroit, they’re impossible to come by. That got me and Lego Maniac Rachel Hobson thinking – why don’t we make our own?! I took Rachel up on the challenge and decided to […]
Chris McVeigh brings us this adorable pint-sized holiday version of everyone’s favorite futuristic superweapon of interstellar genocide. You’ll need Lego Digital Designer to read his files. [via The Brothers Brick]
Beep boop OM NOM, here’s how to make some Android gingerbread men for your Google-themed holiday parties.
This rainbow felt ball garland from Jordan of Oh Happy Day is likely the easiest kind of garland you’ll ever make for your Christmas tree or general home decor. See how she whipped it up over on her blog.
With the rainy and cold weather lately, sometimes it’s hard to find things to do with your little ones at home. I love this idea by Christie from Childhood 101 to make a fun play scene diorama using found objects, tiny toys, or whatever you want to recycle.
