…yeah, I know, I kind of went overboard with this wreath-making business! This one is a lovely silver one, with lots of tinsel and luscious red berries and leaves. I’m going all in with wreath making this year! It’s just so much fun, and so easy – just take a styrofoam wreath, wrap it with …
This was a fun and fast DIY! I took some air drying clay, rolled it quite thin with a rolling pin. I used some tulle netting when I rolled the clay the last time, to get some structure. I lay the sheet of clay around an empty washed jar. I made sure the edges overlapped. …
This year I wanted to try something new – to make a wonky rooftop that you sometimes see on Fairy Houses (made for the garden, or such). But this one turned out not wonky enough, and it might be inhabited by a tiny tomtenisse! We can see lights twinkling from inside the house at night, …
I kind of got hung up on making wreaths, so I made this one too – it has already found a new home, which is so much fun! This one is made up of old baubles that were obsolete or broken. Now they are a new festive decoration on someone’s door! Making wreaths is so …
This was a very fun wreath to make! I used up all the baubles that I didn’t know how to use anymore (some of them chipped, some of them just not fitting anywhere). I wrapped a styrofoam wreath in a lot of pink tinsel. Then I glued on the baubles and Christmas ornaments. It’s the …
I’ve been making lots of wreaths lately, and this was one of the most fun! I had a lot of old fake greens left from a broken Christmas garland, so I wrapped that around a styrofoam wreath. I glued lots of little trees along the wreath, making a wintery forest. I placed some mushrooms among …
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