The various frames that follow in this section can be used in various ways: for photos, paintings, drawings, settings for carvings, etc. How each one is used will depend on you, your decor, and your tastes.
This twist on a hanging kitchen rack is a solution for spaces where a cabinet forms part of the wall and can’t be drilled. It gives you room to store whatever you need — pots, pans, kitchen utensils, silverware. And it adds flair by using belts to hang the bar.
Not only am I a big fan of receiving needlebooks, I am quite fond of making them as well. I have used matchbooks, matchboxes, felt scraps, and even recycled a coffee sleeve. Here is a new style for you, using a manila folder as its base.
The doorbell rings. There’s an adorable princess and her little brother dressed as a cowboy on your steps. You smile widely, then offer them some Halloween candy. They lean in to help themselves to the candy bowl, and unleash screams of giggles when a skeleton hand suddenly bursts up! Turn the table on your trick-or-treaters […]
Learn how to make candy glow under UV by adding vitamin B2! In this Halloween episode of Becky’s Workshop, we whip up some kryptonite candy, as seen in BrittLiv’s Instructable.
I hope everyone is hanging on to their scraps from Halloween projects! You never know what you can do with them once spooky season is over. I cut two 4.5″ squares from my leftovers for a pin cushion. I added a leftover piece of Simplicity pom pon fringe to the top, put wrong sides together […]
A couple of weeks ago my daughter was trying to figure out what to be for Halloween. So I cat-braided my daughter’s hair to see if that would inspire her to make a decision. She loved them! I love that we don’t have to buy any headpieces for my daughter’s costume, and that these handmade ears cost only pennies to make.
