Making a Bamboo RainstickHere on the island music is an important part of our lives. There are many ways that we use bamboo to make musical instruments. One of the instruments I love to make is a rainstick.
Making Shank Buttons Using ConcreteI want to share with you a method I have invented for making shank buttons out of concrete. This is a very easy and cheap method. As a result, you will get very original shank buttons.
Making Galaxy JarsThis project uses different inks and cotton to create a wonderful galaxy jar!
Crochet Chain Woven BasketI embellished a simple thrift store basket with just yarn and a hook. It's the only one of its kind and yours can be too.
Printing Roses Using Celery StalksThis is a project that can be done by all ages! It all begins with a stalk of celery.
Wind Yarn with a Hand MixerI love this because I have a tendency to somehow have loose yarn from my projects all over the place and cannot sit still long enough to ball them back up by hand.
Homemade Wool Dryer BallsHomemade wool dryer balls help dry laundry much faster, replace dryer sheets to soften and scent and help fluff clothes.
Lego Batman Costume (Body)This is a page to creating your own Lego Batman body for any cosplay competition!
Making a Pirate MapMaking a pirate map has never been so easy! Perfect for your little pirate's next party.
Use Press'n Seal For Storing Super GlueI have tried many of the ideas to keep Super glue from drying up, but they have not have worked for me. I did find a solution to this problem, by accident.
Furoshiki: Japanese Wrapping ClothI have never heard of Furoshiki before and this is the absolute coolest! Not only is it a green way to wrap gifts (the cloth itself being an extra gift), but it can also be used as a purse/carrying case!
Rope Dresser HandlesWhen we were younger we bought our kids dresser at a garage sale, but the handles were missing. We couldn't afford to buy any. So, my husband strung rope through the holes and tied a knot inside to hold it in place.
