All our craft tutorials use items which are readily available to everyone so you won’t need to spend lots of money to try one of our projects at home. We particularly love to come up with new homecraft ideas using everyday items that are found around the house, in nature, or are recycled.
Home-made, reusable beeswax food wraps are super easy to make at home and are a great way to reduce the amount of single-use plastic …
Today I am sharing my favourite stinging nettle recipe – Nettle Crisps. They are cheap and simple to make, delicious and incredibly healthy! …
Sticky nature cards are the simplest kids craft to set up ever! They’re portable, and a great way to record a day outside. …
Dandelions are one of the easiest wildflowers to identify, so are a perfect place to start if you want to cook with wild food. …
We turn metal trash into a cute tin can owl that can be hung in your garden or used as cute windowsill planters in …
Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in moss balls. Traditionally, Kokedama is formed by wrapping the roots of plants in clay before …
This simple hazelnut liqueur recipe only takes minutes to prepare but results in a deliciously rich and smooth nut flavoured liqueur that is perfect …
In this step by step tutorial, I show you how to make an easy acorn and pinecone wreath using a grapevine wreath base and …
Tea bag firelighters are a genius way to re-use old tea bags and use up odd ends of candles. – This fab recycling tip …
Our DIY window bird feeder is made from an old cake pan and allows us to watch our lovely wild birds eat their breakfast …
Did you ever bake bread on a stick as a child? Also known as damper or bannock bread, campfire bread on a stick is …
In this tutorial we show you how to make fabric paint from acrylic paint by adding household ingredients. The result is a DIY fabric …