DIY CRAFTS

In the event that you know me by any stretch of the imagination, you know I'm fixated on my feline, Bisou, and that she's absurdly ruined. She as of now has a greater number of beds than any feline sensibly needs, including two weave beds like this one. Yet, since we simply moved from a flat to our first house, I figured she required another. What sort of feline mother would I be if there were rooms in our home without a feline bed?!  Bisou is a major enthusiast of yarn, and twisting up truly small, so this sew bed is purrfect (not grieved) for her. In case you're supposing you can't make this bed since you're bad with round needles, hold up! I have uplifting news-it's weave completely on straight needles and transformed into a hover toward the end. In the event that you can sew a fundamental scarf, you can sew this bed! Truly, you should simply weave a mammoth rectangle, so this is an incredible learner venture. Your kitty (or pooch, bunny or o

It all started with a boxwood wreath from Trader Joe’s. Honestly. I’ve always loved the hardiness and rich green hue of boxwood and for $10, I couldn’t possibly pass up one of TJ’s favorite holiday offerings. But how would I use the oh too simple wreath as a foundation for something bigger, brighter and more festive? Real flowers only last a few days but ah, paper flowers . . . paper flowers could easily outlast the boxwood itself and carry me through the holidays. So I paid a visit to paper flower genius Lynn Dolan and my friends at Castle In The Air for some brilliant ideas on how to embellish my new door decor. Lynn suggested poinsettias, a Christmas classic, in a Palm Springs inspired palette. Ding, ding! And what makes this tutorial even sweeter is that poinsettias “petals” are actually leaves (the tiny yellow buds in the center are the flowers!), which means there is really only one shape you’ll need to craft out of crepe paper to make this dream a reality. Easy, peasy. Just foll