Pocket pages are an easy way to quickly put together scrapbook layouts. Photos, journaling cards and paper squares fit neatly into the pockets and take the guess work out of design. Odessa created some fun winter and Christmas pocket pages … Read More...
Just think of all the crafting projects that you can create with this exclusive Sizzix Big Shot bundle found only at Scrapbook.com! This discount code bundle shapes up to be a must-have tool and accessories package for a new die… Read More...Send someone a big hug and a smile on their special day. Laura used large word dies and stamps from My Favorite Things to create some fun and festive shaker cards. Learn how to create these quick and easy cards … Read More...
I am always on the lookout for fun button projects. I especially like ones that aren’t too fussy and feature random buttons that are perfect for the button jar stash. You know the ones you cut off the shirts you … Read More...
I love to see stamping outside of the box, mixing sets, using stamps for themes other then intended or turning an image into something else. Sandy Allnock has some amazingly inventive uses for turning stamps into flower vases, she used … Read More...
I love long, roomy sweaters, and pretty much live in them this time of year. I feel like I need to add the Big Comfy Sweater from Red Heart to my knit list right away.
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These crochet slippers are so elegant yet comfortable, and because they are made with double-strand yarn
I’m a big Star Wars fan from way back, I saw the first movie in the theater at 10 years old and have been loving it ever since. So of course I adore this wonderful Star Wars themed card from … Read More...
It’s almost New Year’s Eve! What traditions does your family have for celebrating the big night? Plans here change as kids grow older, but most often we end up all together having a family movie night while snacking on take-out, leftover Christmas sweets, and sometimes even a homemade chocolate fondue! Just because you may be ringing in the new year at home, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t decorate! We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite crafts, activities, and decor perfect for kids and families.
New Year’s Eve Paper Plate Clocks
We’ve long had a soft spot for paper plate crafts, and these DIY painted clocks are easy as easy as they come! Simply paint the backs, using a stencil for the numbers, and glue on popsicle stick arms. They’re the perfect kid-friendly decor to adorn your walls on NYE!
Confetti Garland
Nothing says New Year’s Eve like confetti! This handmade garland showcases your favorite confetti mix, all thanks to clear contact paper. Just sprinkle the confetti onto the sticky side, sandwich it with another piece of contact paper, and cut into whatever shapes you like. Hang on a string and voila – confetti everywhere and no mess!
DIY Melted Crayon Lanterns
Light up your home with these colorful lanterns! We featured some of the most amazing crayons from Kid Made Modern, but this project is an amazing way to use up any little crayon stubs laying around. Aren’t they magical?
Printable Arctic Animal Party Crackers
These wintery friends are the perfect treat to dress up your New Year’s Eve table! Download the free printables, assemble, and fill with whatever treats, sweets, and goodies that you like.
Cosmic Fortune Giving Dream Jar
Start the new year of right with this magical jar full of surprises! The outside of the jar is made of melted crayons, and inside we’ve filled it with handmade paper fortune cookies that you can completely customize!
New Year’s Eve Watch Treats
These sweet treats are the most adorable accessories we’ve ever seen … or eaten! Sour straps and cookies are turned into edible watches as a super fun way to celebrate the new year!
DIY Minty Wish Bubble Balloons
You’ll never guess what’s inside these playful balloons, but we’ll give you a hint: glitter, confetti, wishes, and they’re sealed with a unicorn kiss of course! Wouldn’t it be fun to pop the balloons right as midnight strikes?
Painted Block Garland
Turn unfinished toy blocks from the dollar store into this festive metallic garland! This garland looks cool and wintery thanks to the paint colors we used, but it transitions perfectly from the holiday season into the rest of the winter too.
DIY New Year’s Eve Glasses
And finally, what would New Year’s Eve be without some fun and silly glasses? Make them yourself with pipe cleaners and old glasses frames.
I love the florals on this Winter Layout from Nathalie. She used holly and poinsettia dies but backed them in blues and green to turn them into a winter floral instead of just for Christmas. The wood grain on her … Read More...
How sweet is this Kitty Cat Layout from Krislyn?! I love the border of kitties peeking up and the peach and gray papers work perfectly with the photos. She used products from Creative Memories and is sharing her layout over … Read More...
Sewing! Scrapping! Stamping! Preserve pieces of the past while displaying them for family and friends in the frames, shadowboxes, or on wall hangings. Leaflet features step-by-step how-tos for creating twelve unique memory collages.
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A whole new year- tons of new crafts to make! This two wide ribbon heart could be just the project to make with all the leftover ribbon from Christmas gifts. Pop on over to the blog Restyled Junk for the … Read More...
This crochet pattern is for the most adorable teepee tent. This crochet pattern shows you how to make the outside lace covering for your teepee tent as well as making the rest of the tent to go with it. It’s … Read More...
Penguins aren’t just for Winter or Christmas cards they can be used for birthday and Valentine’s Day cards or for anyone who loves these cute little guys. The design team over at Spellbinders used one of their new stamp sets … Read More...
This Zip Top Tote Bag might be your new favorite bag! You can find the free sewing pattern over at So Sew Easy. In addition to the zipper across the top of the bag,there’s also a zippered pocket on the … Read More...
With the latest Star Wars movie recently released it’s a great time to dress as your favorite characters and head to the movies. And don’t forget to snap a few pics to scrapbook. Sara created a wonderful Star Wars themed … Read More...
The thrift store can be the perfect place to find hidden gems that just need a little DIY update to make them look like new. These lamps were purchased for a few dollars, but after a coat of paint and … Read More...
Depending on where you live it might still be snowing and wintery around Valentine’s Day. So why not create a Valentine’s Day card with a frosty feel? Yana Smakula created this stunning card with a crisp blue background and splatters … Read More...
Do your kids have Frozen Fever!? With the release of the latest Disney feature film with Anna and Elsa kids are wanting to dress up like their favorite frosty Princesses again. And these fun die cut tiaras are just the … Read More...
Is it too early to talk about Valentine’s day? Do you make quilts for your Valentines? Here is an adorable pDF pattern that you can pick up here .
It’s never too early to start a project and certainly never … Read More...
Elderberries has been used in traditional medicine all over the world in many different cultures due to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. The most common uses are for colds and flu, sinus infections.
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I love the trendy combination of metallic foil and die cutting on these amazing cards from Nichol Spohr. The Hexagon stripes pieced together is such a cool, modern look. She used new products from Spellbinders to create them and is … Read More...
Sew your fabric scraps up into an adorable patchwork pincushion! Petra from Easy Peasy Creative shows how you can make this patchwork pincushion from half-square triangle blocks. It’s a great way to use your scraps to make something useful for … Read More...
If you have a home office, work area or craft room in your house snap some pics and create a fun layout like this one from Kathleen. I love how she used office furniture and accessories to create an actual … Read More...
If you want to stitch some new year’s greetings for someone special, check out this Merry Christmas and Happy New Year pattern from Alita Designs.
It has candles and holly on it so it has a bit of a Christmas … Read More...
Wow! This is “Girl Reaching” by Tricia Jordan
There are so many great STEM and STEAM activities out there, and I love having books of activities around so my child can choose something she wants to do rather than me having to direct or suggest activities all the … Read More...
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Do you love to crochet quick gifts? These stylish beanies and headwraps by Lisa Gentry stitch up in a weekend or less! You’ll enjoy creating the exciting fashions… Read More...Stenciling is a great way to add some pizzazz to your card backgrounds. Ilina used several colors of ink pads with blending brushes over her stencil for a colorful birthday card background. I love the bright Neon colors from Hero … Read More...
With Christmas morning now behind us, we’re guessing that besides the new toys and gifts now scattered around your home, you also have a fair amount of empty cardboard boxes. You could just flatten them and put them in the recycling bin, but why not have some creative fun with them first? Today we’ve rounded up some of our all-time favorite crafts that feature recycled cardboard. Here’s hoping you’ll give all those empty boxes a new life!
How to Make a Gallery Wall for Kids
Paint and stickers turns plain brown cardboard into these bright and colorful works of art! Frame whatever art or photos you like – we made these simple decoupage fruit pictures. The frames themselves sure are show-stoppers though!
Recycled Cardboard Play Food
Some toys and electronics come with really thick cardboard pieces to protect the product and that’s what we used for this painted play food! The super tall cardboard makes the perfect layers for these cute cakes. They’re almost good enough to eat!
Doily Dinosaurs
Grab some doilies from your craft stash and paint up these playful pastel dinosaurs.
Organize with Recycled Shoe Boxes
Turn shoe and clothing boxes into these beautiful storage boxes! Wrapping paper, scraps of leather, and simple labels give plain boxes a new life. They’re the perfect motivation to keep things tidy as we move into the new year, too!
Cake Slice Party Favors
This project combines two of our favorite crafting supplies: cardboard and pasta noodles! Simple cuts of cardboard turns them into these little favor boxes, perfect for storing little odds and ends like stocking stuffers and candies.
Cardboard Dress-Up Dolls
Everyone loves paper dolls, so why not use recycled cardboard instead? These dress-up dolls are all ready for the chilly winter weather that’s coming our way!
Cardboard Stacking Clouds
If you have a handful of extra large boxes around the house, this if the absolute best project. Kids young and old can help paint the stacking clouds, and then play with them after too!
How to Make Your Own Puffy Paint
Puffy paint is SO much fun, and now you can make your own with this super simple recipe! Cut cardboard into postcards and decorate with puffy paint to your heart’s desire.
This sweet birthday party layout from Cathy captures all the fun and femininity of the girl in the photo. The yellow, polka dots and lace make for a soft look with just a touch of black to balance it out. … Read More...
Living a zero waste lifestyle free of toxins is trending. Replace single-use dryer sheets with reusable dryers sheets that won’t transfer chemicals to your clothes. See the full tutorial and sewing pattern here. … Read More...
