My Mother-in-Law’s birthday is this weekend and she usually tells us that she doesn’t want any gifts, but try telling that to my 4 year old. So last weekend we set out to make Oma something special. My little had so much fun helping me make this that we had to make a necklace for her too!
By Crochet Contributor Sara. Follow Sara on her blog, Sunflower Crochet Cottage.
I have the perfect pattern and gift idea for Mother’s Day! It’s the Farmhouse Spa Set pattern designed by yours truly. This pattern even comes with the instructions to make the basket to hold it all.
I scoured my brain for an idea for what to give my mother and my mother-in-law for Mother’s Day. I’ve given plants and pre-set up baskets of just…stuff, but this year, I wanted something more personal.
By Kids Crafts Contributor Veronika. Follow Veronika on her blog Toddler at Play and on Instagram @toddleratplay.
With Mother’s Day around the corner, this Cactus card featuring your little ones very own handprint is the perfect gift to any mommy out there. It’s a fun card-making idea for kids and they’ll love creating it!
By General Crafts Contributor Michelle
Create a fun, and trendy pair of faux feather earrings with this simple projects.
By Card Making and Paper Crafts Contributor Heidi from the blog Blue Scallop Creations.
There are some really fun techniques for stamping out there, but by far, my favorite is masking. I love that you can have the look of depth and volume on the front of a card, but still have it lie flat for easy mailing. For my project today, I’ll be doing a simple masking technique using a floral stamp from Hampton Art’s Clear Layer Flower Amaze.
By Card Making & Scrapbooking Contributor
Peg Rounds
Have you ever wanted to decorate the inside of your card, but weren’t sure how? A recessed background is a great way to decorate both the inside and outside together. A few of your favorite dies is all you need to create the beautiful flowers in this recessed background.
Ever since I discovered Mod Podge Photo Transfer, I’ve been super interested in testing what I can transfer photos onto. The idea to try out air dry clay has been intriguing to me for a while. I was hoping I would get a nice, worn look from the transfer with slightly textured clay. These little clay bowls were just what I wanted. They’re perfect for rings next to the sink or little office supplies!
