This week’s flashback project is a fun one for spring, and a perfect way to upcycle an old tackle box. It look like it would be great for a little herb garden. Enjoy! By Andrew Salomone I like fishing. Catching fish is OK, but it can really start to feel a little bit like work […]
The folks at Olabisi Wines decided to use reclaimed shipping pallets and wine casks for the shelving in their tasting room. The result is rustic and a fine example of reuse, with spaces perfectly sized for wine bottles. Shipping pallets have come in handy in so many projects, they’ve started to become a staple in certain design aesthetics.
This may be a bit more time-intensive than traditional egg dying methods—every dot is individually placed by hand—but it sure is pretty. Check out this pointillism Easter eggs tutorial from Orange Kitty Crafts to see how it’s done! More: Kids’ Kitchen: Dyeing Easter Eggs @Craftzine.com blog Craft Thread Easter Eggs @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Eggshell Bud […]
The rich colors of these easter eggs from Lucy of Craftberry Bush are so inviting, I’d want to display them year-round. I give you these non traditional colourful eggs I had made by gluing craft thread on a styrofoam egg. [via papernstitch] More: Kids’ Kitchen: Dyeing Easter Eggs @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Paper Mache Treat-Filled Easter […]
I love this idea for getting older kids in to egg hunts by hosting them at night (or in a dark house) and putting glow sticks inside the plastic eggs. Kim of Mommysavers shares how this was a huge hit with her middle school-aged kids. We tried it last night because my 12-year-old daughter had […]
It’s raised bed garden season here in Brooklyn, and I’m digging this raised bed garden made from a recycled door that Erika (who also designed this popular picture frame family tree) shared on Poppytalk. It’s the perfect project for an early spring weekend! Head on over to the site to see the complete tutorial. [Via […]
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