Category: Christmas
Glass Globe Redo
I have a love-hate relationship with the plain glass Christmas ornaments available at craft stores. I love to use these
Sequin Planter
To combine sequins with a rosemary plant seemed like the perfect thing to do. I picked up my small rosemary plant for $2.99 in my supermarket’s produce section, covered a can in sequin fabric and dropped the plant inside…
Fortune Cookie Toast
When serving up the bubbly this New Year’s Eve, send along a positive message and perch a fortune cookie on the rim of each champagne flute. I did this with sparkling apple cider and my kids loved it…
Banister Tricks
For this project, I wrapped my banister with sisal rope, wired on some glass balls and tucked in fresh greenery…
Wrap Star
Wrap a can in yarn, tuck in a candy cane as you go and tie with a knot to secure. Fill with wood shavings or shredded paper. This one is great for a gift of jewelry – just wrap jewelry in tissue paper, place in can and top off with wood shavings…
In The News
To be green this year we are wrapping all of our gifts in newspaper and twine. I have a jar of saved fortunes (from fortune cookies) on my desk. To add character to each gift and send an encouraging message…
Yarn & Rope Bubbles
To keep things interesting each year – I try new ways to interpret traditional Christmas decorations. Here’s a quick and easy way to style your home with a fresh approach using plain glass globes…
Sweater Wreath
This is so easy – your kids can help. Just cut a sweater into 3-inch wide strips and wrap them around a craft wreath – secure the ends with pins and you’re done. I’m hanging this one on my fake antlers…
Shooting Star Garland
Paper stars – cut from the pages of an old book – are strung onto quilting thread and suspended from our Christmas tree’s branches. My kids love this – the stars appear to float around the tree…
Quick Change Christmas Tree
A supermarket tree is given a green makeover using a shopping bag and paper from the recycling bin…