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The questions keep on rolling in! Put your thinking caps on – we have an “out of the box” question. Reader Linda V. asks: I would really like to see some projects created with the great containers from these chocolates! With Valentine’s Day around the corner, the heart containers will be up for grabs! I also have Christmas trees, a star, a pyramid, a bunny, …
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Conversation hearts are one of those love-’em-or-hate-’em kind of candies. They’re not my favorites (they remind me of heart-shaped Tums), but they are one of those classic, iconic candies nonetheless. If you’d rather non eat them, how about crafting with them instead? Katie from Sew Woodsy turned a box of them into a set of magnets, sealing them up with a coat of sparkle Mod …
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Here’s a simply sweet idea: a simple paper heart coupled with a lollipop flower. This idea is quick and easy enough to repeat for every kid in the class, yet clever enough to be unique. The secret to these lollipops? Cover them with tissue paper and floral tape. I designed this project for The Spotted Canary, so pop over there to find the full project …
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Reader Blair liked our t-shirt yarn dishcloths, but had a major question about t-shirt yarn: “So I don’t know how when one piece of yarn ends, to begin again with a new one… Does that make sense? Someone please email me.and tell me!” Well, Blair, I’ll do you one better and write a whole post about it! How do you turn t-shirts into yarn, and …
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I have always been a fan of woven hearts, but I only recently learned how to make them. Guess what, they are a tiny bit harder than they look! Over at The Spotted Canary, I posted a template and a tutorial for making your own woven heart pockets. I suggest starting with the simple 2-strip version to learn with. Once you master it, you can …
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No matter how small your budget, this is a diamond necklace you will be able to afford! It was designed by Clemence of Oh the lovely things, who also made a printable template you can use to make your own diamond shape! The shape is cut from scrap leather; if you you don’t have any bits of leather laying around, look for cheap leather items …
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Our friends over at HowDoesShe? have put together a great list of over 50 Valentine’s Day Ideas. The list includes printables, pennant banners, treats, decor, gift ideas, cards, things for the classroom, activities and more! With ideas like 14 Days of Gifts; Valentine’s Day Countdown, 12 Simple Ways to Say I Love You With Food, and Shower Love Notes, you can’t go wrong!
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Time to put that New Years resolution to lose weight to the test. Make your own diet belt to track the inches you lose through dieting (or the inches you add through breaking that diet). For better or for worse this belt will tell you how your circumference is changing, the nylon belt won’t stretch like leather so you won’t need to worry about your measurements becoming …
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A while back one of my friends gave me a huge bag of extra scrabble tiles. Ever since, I’ve been mulling over what to do with them. One of my favorite ideas that I have come across so far is turning them into coasters, like Krysta from Domestic for Dummies did after she saw a set for sale for $26. If you happen to …
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Ahhh, Magnets. One of the most useful craft supplies around. Who doesn’t love magnets? I particularly love those little business card ones you can get in the Yellow Pages — they’re fun to alter and craft into a unique decorative magnet. Reader Jen G. asked on our Facebook page: These thin, 3in x 4in magnets were destined for the trash, but I saved them. Now …









