Over the weekend, we pulled out our holiday decorations. I managed to get the tree up (not decorated, mind you) but still have boxes and bins of stuff all around me right now. I lost steam quickly and needed some decoration inspiration stat. I was glad to see that my recorded episode of Secrets of […]
Mixing up fabric and yarn crafting is a great way to make eye-catching holiday decorations with a whole lot of texture. This fabric and crocheted snowflake garland from Amanda at Itchin’ Stitchin’ is a gorgeous example, and I love how she brings together unexpected color combinations and fabrics to create a festive yet unique look!
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To all of our readers who are celebrating Thanksgiving, a happy holiday to all of you from all of us at MAKE. This day, besides being about celebratory eating and sports viewing, is also about taking stock of what you have and being thankful for it. We are all very thankful for another year where we got to do what we love, to help orchestrate the floats for this crazy DIY parade we call the maker movement. We love working with you all and serving your needs as makers. Here’s to another year of creative, productive, and fun association.
Two Shades of Pink has some really great handmade wrapping ideas from pom poms to tiny mini-banners. A definite must-do this holiday season!
This beautiful and hearty quinoa salad will satisfy any palate. It is richly spiced with cumin, creamy with avocado, sweet with roasted carrots, and tangy with citrus juice. Incorporate it as a side dish, or use it as the star of any meal. This dish is the most versatile recipe I’ve ever created. Feel free […]
I had some friends over last night for craft night and encouraged them to come with Thanksgiving project requests. Sure enough my best friend needed to make place cards ASAP for her family’s get-together, so we had an assignment we needed to make with the supplies on hand. Using heavier card stock I had in […]
