Have you seen the busted canvas or exploding canvas pins that have gone viral on Pinterest? A few days ago, I made a busted canvas using recycled Christmas cards, Dollar…
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How to Make a Spiral Ornament Christmas Tree Display
Pinterest has several pins that display a beautiful spiral ornament Christmas tree. These are so beautiful! I just had to try it. Some of these are created by stringing multiple…
How to Make Christmas Mantel Decorations with Pool Noodles
Remember the autumnal mantel display created using pool noodles last month? I really love this technique and decided to make Christmas mantel decorations using that same pool noodle base.…
How to Make Christmas Votives from French Glass Yogurt Jars
Making beautiful Christmas votives from little French glass yogurt jars is easy. Here are some ideas for a holiday crafting DIY. Get out your stash of glass yogurt jars! Are…
How to Make Halloween Food Labels – Place Card Holders
These Halloween food labels, or place card holders must be one of the simplest crafts you can make. You still have time before Halloween. These look amazing with our other…
Stylish Skull Halloween Decor Idea You’ll Love
Stylish skull Halloween Decor – You’ve seen a lot of skull displays in apothecary jars or large clear vases. Here’s a twist! Use a wooden and glass lantern instead to…
How to Decorate a Creepy Bird Skeleton for Halloween
Have you ever wondered how to decorate a bird skeleton for Halloween? I picked one up last year at Dollar Tree and just recently, a pin on Pinterest caught my…
How to Design a Very Spooky Skeleton Mantel Display
This year, I definitely want to feature our skeleton infinity mirror on our spooky skeleton mantel display. Next, I added a winged skeleton picture on either side of the…
How to Make a Bedazzled Skeleton Top Hat
Our infinity mirror skeleton is so cool, but it seemed missing something. Yes, it needs a bedazzled skeleton top hat. A trip out to the local fabric and craft stores…
How to Make a Chic Skeleton Infinity Mirror
This project began with the idea of a skeleton mirror. I love brainstorming with my oldest son, Jon-Michael. Ironically, my question for him was how to create the same look…
