By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Geodes and crystals are trendy, but the prices for such beauties can be astounding. Astound your friends instead with these amazing homemade geodes, created almost entirely out of a common crafting item.
By Kids’ Crafts Contributor Rachel from the blog Doodle and Stitch.
Make yourself a lovely natural wooden hanging frame to display your drawings or photographs in your home.
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Make some cheery little fairy tale inhabitants for your fairy garden, or yard.
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Tropical monstera leaves are a bold and graphic element to add to your craft projects. To me, it’s a fun way to bring summer to your home or clothing. The shape is really simple to recreate, so it’s perfect for crafters of all skill levels.
Bring the tropical outdoors into your home with an easy wall art craft. This is a great way to decorate for summer, or help you cope with long winter months.
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Make a fun little collection book full of pockets for your kiddos, or yourself, to store all sorts of bits and bobs in. This fast and easy project could be great to do with the kids, or as an interesting scrapbook/journal project for yourself.
By General Crafts Contributor Amy from the Etsy Shop DangerousRainboCraft.
Add some natural beauty to your fall wardrobe with this easy to make realistic leaf necklace. Just take a walk outdoors and find a leaf you like to create you own one of a kind necklace. My 4 year old was my inspiration behind this necklace. Every morning she collects leafs before getting on the school bus. I can’t count the number of times I have cleaned crumpled leafs out her backpack. I understood what was so great about them (after she gave me one to take home) until I was looking one over, then I found the beauty in the veins and shape of the leaf.
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With Halloween behind us, it’s time to warm up our homes a little bit with the perfect fall and winter decorations. A staple at my house is the pinecone. I live in the northwest, so they’re all over the place and the easiest way to craft and decorate. Here are some ideas to get you started:
This wreath is an easy transitional piece for winter. It’s got enough earthy tones to put up now, and you won’t have to take it down until long past Christmas.
