Updated on March 4th, 2019Decorate your home for Spring by crafting a gorgeous DIY Easter Wreath for your front door. From Easter bunny wreaths to tulip wreaths; Easter egg wreaths to Spring floral wreaths – get all your crafty inspiration here! I’ve put together a collection of 17 gorgeous Easter... Read More
Easter is a time to celebrate, and what better way to do that by making some DIY Easter crafts to brighten up your home. Creating handmade decorations and gifts with your children is a wonderful way to spend time together, and enjoy the real meaning of Easter. This Ultimate Guide to Easter crafts contains over 50 gorgeous craft ideas for 2019, as well as tips for creating handmade greetings cards and even how to sell your homemade creations at craft fairs.
Are you and your partner simply "Mint to be Together"? This cute sweet bag topper makes a lovely mini-gift for Valentine's Day or it could even be used for wedding day favours.
Do you love your partner more than pizza? Show them how much you care with these funny pizza-themed Valentine's Day printables.
"All you need is lovvveeeee", as The Beatles famously sang! Celebrate this Valentine's Day by hand stitching this super-cute love heart handmade card for your loved one.
Sit back and relax this Valentine's Day with this intricate and detailed heart mandala colouring page.
Unicorns are SO popular at the moment – with kids and adults – so there are hundreds of amazingly creative unicorn craft projects to choose from. I've scoured Pinterest to find you the BEST unicorn craft projects for children. Take a look...
Need some inspiration for your Easter handmade cards? Look no further than this FREE 6x6 inch spring flowers printable card making download - perfect for your Easter 2019 cards & craft projects.
*** Crafty Advent Calendar Day 24 *** Finish off your Christmas wrapping in style with these printable festive gift tag toppers. The gift tags come in 12 colours and feature a beautiful snowflake and Christmas tree design.
*** Crafty Advent Calendar Day 22 *** Today's project is a paper embroidery pattern of a Christmas tree. This geometric pattern uses triangles to build the shape of the tree.
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