Sometimes you need a little magic in your life, and that is what Kate Benbow created when she made this tiny fairy doors appear in her home. I saw this on Design Sponge and was delighted to see a non-functional project that was made for the sole purpose of creating a splendid moment of joy for someone. How lovely and fun.
Kat of We Can Re-Do It transformed a pair of plain brown suede Oxfords by drawing on leopard print with a Sharpie. She swapped in some neon pink laces and dyed the part around the ankle black, and voila! Instant shoe personality.
The Red Thread Blog has a tutorial for these cool & practical neon coil baskets that I want to make a gaggle of to hold my craft supplies.
Just Crafty Enough posted a lovely tutorial for stenciled burlap candle covers that would make a nice addition to your table decor this Thanksgiving or holiday season.
Corinne is at it again with another creative and helpful DIY video for About.com’s Recreate. This week she teams up with Mark Mantano to make some tablescapes for your dinner parties or Thanksgiving.
Unless you’ve been hiding under a Ba-rock (sorry) you have been inundated with information and opinions about this election. This post contains none of that, I just wanted to show you how the cute, but now retired blog, Sewer Sewist celebrated the last election with their Obama Craft Project . A refreshingly positive and fun way of dealing with these elections. So keep yourself sane with your crotchet, knitting, or sewing needles tonight!
Thanksgiving is later this month and if you know anyone who will be sitting at the kid’s table, you might want to try this fun handmade craft for them. Our own Lish created a fun tutorial of creating your own handmade felt Thanksgiving dinner for Metro Parent.
