Kids Thanksgiving Craft Ideas
Hostess with the Mostess has a roundup of fun Thanksgiving craft ideas for kids that she found on Parents.com.
Holiday Projects
Instructables DIY gift ideas
Instructables has put together a list of suggestions for make-it-yourself gifts. I bet there’s going to be a lot of handmade gifts this year. Great! A wonderful silver lining to leaner times. I have a scarf that a friend knitted me for my last birthday. I was so touched that someone had taken that much […]
HOW TO – Pinecone Cheeseball
Heidi Kenney whipped up this woodland-cute cheese ball using almond slices to give it a pinecone look. I guess that technically makes it a cheese cone. Either way, it’s a quick and easy appetizer for your Thanksgiving celebration! Related: • Ribbon Pinecone Ornament • HOW TO – Make Pinecone Birdfeeders
Mochimochi Elves Pattern & Gift Tags
Mochimochi is clearly on a mission to cute-ify the entire world. Her newest offering is this knitted elf pattern showing you how to make a TINY ELF HANGING OUT WITH OTHER, TINIER ELVES. Does it get any better?! The pattern can be snapped up for $5 at the Mochimochiland shop. If you can’t get enough […]
HOW TO – Stamped Tile Coasters
Here’s an idea for homemade holiday gifts, everybody needs more coasters! Marc @ MAKE points us to this tutorial for stamped tile coasters. It looks like this would be a good activity to get your kids involved with, especially if you have tile left over from that patio project. Try staying home and making these […]
Turkey upgrade with Arduino!
Yes – it’s true. There is absolutely no item in existence that the Arduino microcontroller platform cannot enhance! Matt stepped up his Thanksgiving experience by adding a plethora of Arduino tech to his pre-cooked holiday centerpiece – I’m always looking out for new ways to add more shields and components to my Arduino, and this […]
Holiday Button and Wire Napkin Rings
Susan Beal has a tutorial up on how to make these simple, yet stunning, holiday button and wire napkin rings over on CraftStylish.
