Lets Make a Mess
Felt Christmas Trees I wanted to make four felt Christmas trees, one for each member of our family. These trees are very easy to make and cost about 30 cents each. They are also so much fun because you can make many different versions and you can even let your kids help you decorate them. These are generally based off of this pom pom felt flower that I love to
Hi there! I’m Audra, from The Kurtz Corner! A little bit about me before we start, I’m a newlywed living in Dallas, TX. I’m a glitter addicted, cupcake baking, self proclaimed do it yourself-er with a passion for all things crafty. Please stop by and visit me any time, I’d love to have you! It’s is my absolute favorite time of the year! Time to dust off your jingle bells,
I’m so excited to be here and be apart of “12 Crafts of Christmas” with Rachel and everyone else! I was so honored when she asked me to be apart of her Christmas line up. My name is Pamela and I’m from PB&Jstories where I write about DIY projects and tutorials with the occasional mention of life, love, and happiness. I’d LOVE it if you’d stop on over and check
Hi everyone! My name is Maggie and I write a little blog called Midwestern {Sewing} Girl. I love to sew (obviously), diy stuff, scrapbook, make stuff over, cook, bake, you name it! I’d love for you to stop by sometime and say “Hi!” Today I want to share a little project I did to spruce up some cardboard letters I had left over from my kids’ Christmas card photo shoot…
Wine Cork and Embroidery Hoop Trivet I saw this cork trivet on Pinterest a while ago made with wine corks and a metal hose clamp from the hardware store. I thought that it would be fun to make one with an embroidery hoop. What you need: About 40 wine corks A 6 inch wooden embroidery hoop (just the outside piece) Piece of cardboard Piece of felt Hot glue gun First, I decided
Today I am guest posting at Design Dazzle. I made these cute little felt Christmas trees. Stop by to see the full tutorial. While you are there check out the other great ideas going on in the 100 Ideas of Christmas Wonderful.
Hello friend!! I am SUPER excited to be here today at Lines Across My Face. But first, I must remember my manners & thank the EXTRAORDINARY Rachel for having me. It’s truly an honor to be here sharing a Christmas idea with you! I’m Laura Beth from A Step in the Journey, but my friends call me LB. It’s great to meet you! My little space in the blogosphere is a “jack of all trades, (but master of none)” kind of
Hi! My name is Rachel, and I blog over at Family Ever After. I’m excited to be here today! It was fun when I found this blog– it was because Rachel and I both discovered that not only do we have the same name, but we have the same initials, and they are cool because they rhyme. Rach H. Today I’m to sharing one of my favorite things to blog
Hi! I’m Kate from The Small Things Blog! I’m so excited to be a part of Rachel’s 13 Crafts of Christmas! I came up with a simple DIY Christmas craft for you to do! Here is what you need: a picture frame (the glass will become chalkboard, so it needs to be an old one, or one that you don’t plan on using again) Chalkboard Paint + painting supplies Christmas
Hi. This is Rachel from I Heart Crafty Things and I am so excited and feel so honored to be here on Lines Across My Face celebrating 13 Crafts of Christmas. I am a Mom to three beautiful kids and I LOVE doing arts and crafts with them. I always try to couple our crafts with children’s stories or activities we do as a family and that’s what you will find over at my
