Tag: Crafts

These 12 ingenious ideas are much more fun than just dipping eggs in cups of vinegar and dye. See how using some unlikely products could make your Easter Eggs look fabulous! source

It’s just not spring until a cute wreath debuts on your door. Try one of these amazing DIY projects from our favorite craft bloggers. source

In honor of National Jelly Bean Day, we’re sharing some of our favorite #GeniusIdeas for crafting with the iconic candy. Check out these awesome blogs for easy recipes & tutorials: Rainbow Cake by Raspberri Cupcake: http://goo.gl/pcHbYs Flower Cookies by The View From Great Island: http://goo.gl/pakNCB Jelly Bean Box by Good Housekeeping: http://goo.gl/beUsdz Corn Cupcakes by

Master the art of upcycling with Paul Lowe of Sweet Paul magazine. In this class, you’ll learn how to reinvent cake pans and pie tins with five different DIYs. First, you’ll create pie tin photo frames. Then, learn how to wire a Bundt pan to make a chic pendant lamp. Paint a collection of pie

Talk about thinking creatively! These are seriously impressive transformations. SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://goo.gl/XgbzUX Decor inspiration, organizing tips, recipe ideas, and advice to help you look and feel good! source

These activities are sure to beat your kids’ summer boredom! SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoGOODHOUSEKEEPING source

These crafts are PERFECT for your bored kid. SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoGOODHOUSEKEEPING source

Use this easy napkin fold to dress up your next dinner party! SUBSCRIBE to Good Housekeeping: http://bit.ly/SUBSCRIBEtoGOODHOUSEKEEPING source

Trish came to us looking for a centerpiece for her upcoming vineyard wedding. We asked our resident expert Lis and our very brave amateur Betsy to make something spectacular with only 30 minutes, some random vineyard themed supplies and fresh flowers. source

Becca came to us looking for an unconventional Thanksgiving centerpiece for her Friendsgiving party she’s hosting. Hoping to impress her friends she wanted an unique edible centerpiece. We asked our resident expert Lis and our very brave amateur Shannon to make something spectacular with only 30 minutes and a table of random veggies and fruits.