Kate is a mother of two and a former registered nurse (RN). She has a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Sonoma State University. What substance is fun to make, irresistibly squeezable and infinitely customizable? It's homemade slime! You can make your own batches of slime with just three main ingredients: water, white glue and borax powder.
If you have decided to take up journaling, whether it be a diary or perhaps a gratitude journal, then why not use collage to help you express how you feel?
Loraine loves arts and crafts and used to volunteer at an elementary art class. She loves sharing fun and kid-friendly craft tutorials. When looking for senior craft projects, remember that their fingers may be a bit slower than they once were, so patience is the magic word.
Donna enjoys using her arts background to create fun craft projects with a special focus on using repurposed or handy household materials. This woven paper craft is a special way to add color, creativity, and personality to your journal or sketchbook.
Recycle plastic grocery bags to make useful and interesting crocheted tote bags in varying sizes. Basic step-by-step instructions with photographs are included. Learn how to cut continuous strips of "yarn" from the bags and try this easy crochet pattern. Make something from nothing!
Kylyssa Shay worked as a florist for eighteen years and has created and taught an assortment of crafts to adults and children of all ages. Have you ever been in a position where the only thing you can figure out to give someone as a gift was cash?
As an artist and a new homeowner, Donna enjoys creating unique decorative items and holiday ornaments to welcome all to her artistic abode. These pretty clay birds are easy to make using polymer clay and some handy household tools.