Tabletop Decorations
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Make Festive Napkin Rings From Recycled Plastic Bottles!
Since we’re on the topic of crafting with recycled plastic bottles and yarn, I bring you yet another simple idea: make napkin rings from pieces of plastic soda bottles that you’ve wrapped with yarn! So fun and colorful and perfect for the Mexican fiesta theme that I’m building on here. Or actually perfect for…
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Recycle A Bleach Bottle & Make A Festive Yarn Wrapped Vase!
As you know, I love recycling crafts, so when I realized that by cutting down a recycled bleach bottle I could make a festive vase for my Mexican-style paper flowers, well I just had to give it a try! And guess what, it’s so very simple, looks great and is a wonderful way to use…
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A Whimsical Painted Fruit Centerpiece Will Make Them Smile!
A painted Styrofoam fruit centerpiece is not only adorable but a super fun project for all ages. While I originally thought this would be the perfect centerpiece for a summer barbe-que, I decided that it would also be great for a Mexican style Purim fiesta, so here you have it. And I have to…
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Mexican Style Crepe Paper Flowers….Gorgeous!
I can’t explain it, but Mexican style folded crepe paper flowers never looked so good, believe me they are gorgeous! I am honestly planning to fill the house with them for Purim…..decorating the tops of frames, attached to the arms of my chandelier and pouring out of tall vases like these. Oh, and I’m planning…
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Rock Painting Craft That’s Actually Doodling On Rocks. Fun!
Here’s a rock “painting” craft that doesn’t involve painting. It’s really just doodling on rocks. And as you can see, I had a great time doing this craft with my five year old. Though as it turned out, I loved it more than he did as you can see by comparing the quantity of rocks…
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A Fun Winter Fruit Arrangement That Kids Can Make!
As you can see, kids can make fun arrangements or centerpieces using citrus fruits and dried fruit! And then Mom can complete the look with a large arrangement of her own, and wow, what a great combination! It’s so easy, and doesn’t really require an explanation right? I’ll just add that the orange and pomella…
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Rolled Rag Flowers and Fabric Ribbons: Last Minute Centerpieces!
Ever made these rolled flowers from fabric scraps that seem to be everywhere? Me neither, but there’s always a first time! And there’s a story here I thought I’d share with you. If you decide to let the world know (and even your neighbors who have never seen your website) about your crafty tendencies, just…
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Super Simple DIY Twig Luminary (For Tu B’Shevat!)
You can make a gorgeous winter centerpiece with twigs and candlelight and it’s so simple! And of course anything using twigs is great for your Tu B’Shevat (the New Year for the trees) table. Add a few branches if you have some available, even from your neighbor’s pruning pile, and you’ve got yourself a great…
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Crafting With Vegetables: A Humorous Eggplant Centerpiece!
Crafting with vegetables? A centerpiece using eggplant? Do these things happen to anyone else, or is it just me? Remember the potato creatures craft? And now eggplant? But just look at that hair, it’s perfect! And it all happened very innocently as I was about to put this eggplant into the over to make my…
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Use Fruit Roll-Up To Make Healthy Cake Decorations & Mini Edible Bouquets!
What happens when a crafter enters the kitchen? Edible rosebuds made from fruit roll-up of course! After all the felt flowers I’ve made in the last year, well this just seemed like a natural extension, for healthy cupcake toppers, cake decorations or even for sweet mini bouquets, which are perfect for Tu B’Shevat! The…
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A Kosher Salt Snowstorm! Snowdrift Luminary & Pinecone Centerpiece
What? Yes, that’s right, kosher salt is the perfect crafting supply for making gorgeous snowdrift candlejars or luminaries, or tea light holders, which look great paired with some snowy pinecones! I’m using mine to get us ready for the holiday of Tu B’Shevat, and just enjoyed this centerpiece over a cup of tea with a…