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By Ana
Often decorating you home for the holidays or for the season, is just a pantry and walk in nature away. Using enclosed glass containers you can create this simple vignette. Use edibles such as grains, dried beans, and fruit, plus naturals including pine cones, greenery, and herbs (rosemary).
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Quiet Time Play Tins for Children
By loweern
Here are smiles in a tin. I make these little slices of everyday life always with a dog, cat, or other critter in the scene. The tins depict recognizable objects and always have a removable animal or object that hopefully make you or your little one smile. These are great for keeping kids busy and quiet on car trips or in doctor's offices of anywhere where a quiet diversion is needed.
Making A Backdrop For Good Photos
By Sandi/Poor But Proud
My daughter and I are reselling new jewelry so I needed a good backdrop to use for the photos.We both have photo boxes, but they take up a lot of room and are cumbersome. So, I thought of this.
By 15mhhm15
This is a cute succulent pumpkin pot DIY for fall. It is easy and very inexpensive to make. It is perfect to give as gifts to teachers, co-workers, family, friends, for your home decor, or to use as centerpieces for any fall parties/weddings.
Delicate Memory Wire Beaded Bracelet
By Holly
Making a bracelet from memory wire is simple! This project uses seed beads to make the illusion of a patterned cord, but feel free to use any kind of small bead.
By lalala...
I made this adorable chicken to use as a doorstop, but she would also be a great decoration for a chicken lover!
By ShirleyE
It won't take you more than a few minutes to make a paper butterfly and you can make it any size you like. The result is spectacularly pretty considering how simple they are to make and would make a great addition for a craft fair stall or charity sale.
Tips for reusing old sweatshirts that aren't fit to wear anymore. Cut off the sleeves with pinking shears and cut two leg holes in the appropriate places with pinking shears and make a doggie sweater for a small dog.
By shirley stirling
Craft ideas for the empty metal mint or candy tins with hinged lids. These ideas were posted from the ThriftyFun community. Post your own here!
By lisa
I made a yarn tote from an empty container of pretzel mix, you can too. I bought the full container for $3.00 and knew just what I would use it for.
By nora
Tips from the ThriftyFun community for sewing stretchy fabric without warping. Have you tried sewing with tissue paper? Sandwich the fabric inside the paper, the feed dogs will not stretch the paper.
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