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.
A beautifully wrapped gift is always a delight to receive. But pretty packaging comes at a cost to both our pocket and the environment.
My 11-year-old daughter loves to bake, which is great. But it’s also a bit of a pain when she continually asks for random ingredients …
We love making homemade gifts for family and friends and think these pretty little fabric covered flowerpots fit the bill perfectly.
Glass gems, with their beautiful jewel-like finish, are a wonderful material to craft with.
Halloween is a brilliant theme for a shadow box display with all its creepy imagery. But however delightfully spooky our box looks I know …
I am delighted to be working with Bostik as a Bostik Blogger. Each month the Bostik Bloggers are set a theme with the challenge …
Hedgehogs are one of our best-loved mammals here in the UK, and most people would be delighted to find one snuffling around their flower …
This easy tutorial shows you how to make a flower crown using weeping willow sticks decorated with real flowers and no wire. DIY flower …
Have you ever heard of Eco Prints? Eco printing is the process of using natural plant materials such as leaves, flowers and bark to …
I have no idea who first came up with the notion of seed bombs, but in the last couple of years I have seen …
A beautiful and ancient craft, screen printing first appeared in China about a thousand years ago. It is something I have always wanted to …
Wet felting is the process of combining layers of wool fibres into one flat piece of felt fabric. Wet felting uses water, soap and …