Tutorial - How to Darn a Large Hole in Jeans

Prolong the life of your old jeans

Tutorial at Threading My Way Blog

"What do you do with a pair of jeans that has a rather large hole? Refashioning or repurposing springs immediately to mind - salvage the unholy parts, and make them into something else. But that's not the only option. No matter how big the hole, it is possible to prolong the life of jeans by repairing them.  I recently discovered a rather large hole in a pair of my gardening jeans. Who knows how long I had been walking around with them like this! I wasn't prepared to relegate any of my everyday jeans to be worn in the garden, so fixing the hole was my only option".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Use a Flower Loom

Make accents for home decor, gifts, and more

Tutorial at Happy Deal Happy Day Blog

"I have found a new crafting addiction and I’m writing this post to share it with you – it is making yarn or twine flowers using a flower loom!  I was actually at Michaels when I was inspired to learn to make these.  I saw a picture on their wall of some cute yarn flowers.  I was totally wondering how you make them, so I came home and googled a bit and found that you needed a flower loom to make these cute flowers".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Google Eyes Bowl

Decor piece for kids room or a children's party

 Tutorial at Creative Homemaking Blog

"This Google Eyes Bowl is a creative and fun way to make a fantastic gift and keeps kids busy for a while. It’s also a great way to bond and a nice decorative piece on your kids desk. It’s a super fun project and it makes me smile every time I see it!  I added a bit of sparkle because I’m girly like that and also to cover the Mod Podge spots that otherwise wouldn’t look as great. It was designed to look nerdy but I think it’s super cute and totally appropriate for my room, err I mean Ellie’s room. And I love the noise it makes when I grab the bowl, too cute".... Read more

Tutorial - Garden Seed Packet Match Game

Empty seed packets make a fun learning game

Tutorial at A Mom's Take Blog

"Bring in spring with this fun Garden Seed Packet Match game. You can recycle and repurpose your old fruit and vegetable seed packets and turn them into a fun kid-friendly activity. Pull this out for rainy-day fun and start dreaming of planting in your garden beds. For this fun DIY game you will need a variety of empty seed packets, or old seed packets that you’re ready to repurpose. You’ll want two packages of each fruit or vegetable type, but the pictures can be different. In fact, I have only one exact match, and I much prefer my different picture sets as they are more interesting".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Motorcycle Greeting Card

Make a handsome card for a special someone

Tutorial at Craft Concoction Blog

"Today I am here with a tutorial for making a simple and quick Masculine card. I made this card for a friend recently. I am using some supplies that scream masculine for me. Burlap, Corrugated paper which I got from Itsy Bitsy. The die-cut is from a local store. Using neutral colours is the safest and simplest way to create a masculine card".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Upcycle a Wine Bottle into a Vase

2 ways to make recycled and personalized vases

Tutorial at Cucicucicoo Blog

"Mother’s Day is creeping up and will be here before you know it. Have you started preparing gifts for the most important women in your life? Most mothers (at least the ones I know) are happiest to receive something small, but from the heart, and what could be more from the heart than personalized homemade gifts? And since all moms want to protect their children and grandchildren, even better is an eco-friendly gift that won’t have an impact on the environment".... Read more

Tutorial - Make Basil Garlic Peppercorn Vinegar

Easy to make flavorful herbal vinegar

Tutorial at Happier than a Pig in Mud Blog

"This Basil Garlic Peppercorn Vinegar was a great way to use up some extra basil and I wish I could tell you just how amazing the house smelled when the warm vinegar hit the basil... Now that's an air freshener scent they need to sell: I see this vinegar being used for salad dressing and drizzling over tomatoes. Possibly in marinades too. This flavorful herb vinegar couldn't be easier to make, so don't hesitate to whip some up folks".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Chocolate Cupcakes

Recipe has a little coffee for extra flavor

Tutorial at Sweet Yummy Goodies Blog

"I'm back with a super yummy and sweet recipe for you guys! Most everyone loves cupcakes so I thought I would show you guys how you can make your own simply easy chocolate cupcakes! It is really easy to make and doesn't take very long either! I hope you guys will try these delicious cupcakes out! So lets get started".... Read more

Tutorial - Crepe Paper and Modge Podge Experiment

Have fun playing with your craft supplies

Tutorial at Creative Khadija Blog

"As every crafty girl, I am also used to collect craft supplies, No matter what and when or how I will be crafting with these supplies. Haha. A few days back I got some colorful crepe paper sheets from a books and stationary shop. I saw Amy uploaded a video on her YouTube channel after a long time but that video inspired me to do something with mod podge. So here it is finally. You will see the video at the end of the blog post as well".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Peanut Butter Cups

Easy to make treat that pleases almost everyone

Tutorial at Sweet Yummy Goodies Blog

"This recipe is amazing! It is great for a dessert, a snack, or even a gift for someone! If you guys have any questions about this recipe let me know in the comments and I will be sure to answer them! Anyways lets get into this recipe".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Seed Covered Bird Feeder

A fun spring or summer craft to make with kids

Tutorial at Non Toy Gifts Blog

"My kids and I made the dream bird feeder, one that is completely covered in seeds. It’s like a cake house for kids, though, considering Hansel and Gretel’s experience with such a house, this may not be quite the best example.  Birds, chipmunks and squirrels came to check it out right away and we had fun peeping out the window to see who would be the first to take a bite out of the house".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a No-Sew DPN Cozy

Keep your knitting and DPNs securely in this felt holder

Tutorial at Fabric Fascination Blog

"Currently, I am knitting my pairs of socks concurrently on two sets of double pointed needles (DPNs), and needed a couple of DPN cozies to keep the stitches safely on the needles when not in use.  There are patterns for sewn cozies available, or you can buy cozies on Etsy in a variety of cute fabrics, but I wanted something quick, easy, and right now".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Applique a Tea Towel

Dress up a plain tea towel with crocheted appliques

Tutorial at Made By Greta Blog

"A while ago I visited two of my best friends in Germany that had just recently moved house. I wanted to bring a little something for them but couldn’t think what I could make – until coincidentally I saw a book sitting on my book shelf (it is German and contains many mini crochet ideas).  As my friends have a great new kitchen I decided to pimp a tea towel.  It took me about two evenings to finish the whole project".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Styrofoam Organizer

Upcycle some styrofoam for a lightweight shelf

Tutorial at DIY Crafts Blog

"Its Monday and this weeks post is about Organization! I love making crafts about Organizing and so I decided I would make this craft for you guys! So lets get started into this craft! Hope you enjoy it".... Read more

Tutorial - Make an Upcycled Window Herb Planter

Turn a old window into a pretty garden feature

Tutorial at Pillar Box Blue Blog

"When a good friend recently had new windows, she was going to discard the hundred year old sashes she’d replaced. Luckily I managed to stop her! Wendy was a bit skeptical about my plans to turn the old windows into a lovely feature for the garden. However in the end she was delighted with the result, and said that it was one of her favourite upcycles.   Not only does the upcycled window herb planter looks fantastic in my little garden but it’s really practical, as I now have my own little herb garden. The herbs are in portable upcycled tin can planters, that can be easily taken into the kitchen when needed. I used tin cans as planters".... Read more

Tutorial - Give a Console Table a Faux Barnwood Finish

Refinisha table for avintage farmhouse look

Tutorial at The Rugged Rooster Blog

"Here’s how the sofa table looked prior to starting. The black was starting to wear a bit from children throwing toys at it. I threw it onto a old sheet, and put a fast coat of chalk white fat paint. Ideally I would of loved a cream, but white is what I had. I let it dry for a hour and went and jumped in the tub. Once the hour was up and it was completely dry, I did a quick second coat. I didn’t want this paint job to look perfect as I wanted it to look like barnwood".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Crochet a Sampler Square Afghan

Crochet two squares per month and have a finished blanket in one year

Tutorial at The Inspired Wren Blog

"The afghan will be comprised of twenty 9-inch squares -There will be five rows made up of four squares each. [Final size: approx. 36" x 45"], we will crochet ten sample-stitches, we will complete two squares each month using one sample-stitch....each square will be a solid color, and each sample-stitch will be completed in two colors, the final blanket will have a total of three colors".... Read more

How to Make a Candy Kiss Basket for Mother's Day

The size of basket you choose will determine how many candy flowers you'll need

Tutorial at Incredible Edible Crafts Blog

"Looking for cute DIY Mothers Day Gifts? This Hershey kiss chocolate flower bouquet is an easy and adorable present for Mom. Kids and grandkids will have fun helping you too.  To make this candy flower bouquet you will need: a basket, Hershey’s kisses in gold wrappers, cardstock of various colors, wooden skewers, floral foam or Styrofoam, narrow green ribbon, green tissue paper, gold curling ribbon, scissors, and wire cutters".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Multi Way Silk Cord Necklace

Suit your mood, outfit or color palette with this versatile necklace

Tutorial at Makery Blog

"I’ve been working on lightening up my colour palette for Spring/Summer.  Winter has seen me migrating to black ALOT and I’m trying to bust out of that a little and have plans on introducing some indigo blue to boost my usual palette of greys and neutrals. (Hey, small steps for a colour phobe, lol!) So when Endless Leather asked me if I’d like to have a play with their silk cord, and then I saw the colour range I decided it was a perfect opportunity to create some simple and tactile jewellery to complement my wardrobe plans".... Read more

Tutorial - Make a Wreath with Cupcake Liners

Dip liners in food color, water colors, or craft paint

Tutorial at Burlap + Blue Blog

"I was inspired by plain white cupcake liners, and this watercolor doily garland I shared a while back. Plain white craft supplies plus a dose of color can always, in my opinion, be turned into something amazing. Step 1: Separate your cupcake liners. I used two packs of the large ones, and I’m so glad I chose the large liners over the small…using the mini liners would have been much more time-consuming. Take a liner, and fold in half, then fold in half again".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Hot Water Bottle Cover

A cute turtle case for your hot water bottle

Tutorial at Sew Simple Blog

"The coldest days are over, now we look forward to the spring. But there are still cool evenings, where you want to snuggle up with a hot water bottle on the sofa and enjoy favorite movies. So you can enjoy those moments more, we show you how you can create a beautiful, custom water bottle reference sew easily. And because we also like to recycle think when sewing: This is a great way to old sweater or exploit jeans. The sweet Tortoise application is easy to sew".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a K-Cup Bird Feeder

This recycled bird feeder is a great kids craft

Tutorial at Happier than a Pig in Mud Blog

"Bloggy Buddy Mary challenged me to make something for the garden from used k-cups. I accepted that challenge. This simple Bird Feeder from Recycled K-Cups and Popsicle Sticks is a great kids craft for Mother's Day, Grandparent's Day, or any rainy day... clean the k-cups the best you can but remember... The birds aren't picky".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Mini Scrap Book

Easy to make with a single sheet of 12 x 12" paper - make cute handmade gifts too

Tutorial at Cards Crafts Kids Projects

"My daughter graduated from junior school and we made  mini books as year end "Thank you" gifts for my daughter's  favorite teachers. These minis are just 3.5 x 3.5 inches and hence were quite easy to make and decorate.  Before I share the tutorial here are the details of how this particular mini book's cover looked before it was jazzed up".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Dr. Seuss Inspired Planters

Thing 1 & Thing 2 pots made with milk cartons

Tutorial at Non Toy Gifts Blog

"I started discovering Dr Seuss through my boys and with the help of the storytime program at the local library. "Green Eggs and Ham" was our favorite for a long time and because of our picky eater, you could often hear my husband and I tell our son “Try them, try them! You may like them".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Towel Beach Tote Bag

Turn an old towel into a cute and roomy tote bag

Tutorial at Creative Homemaking Blog

"This towel beach bag tutorial is an easy summer project, perfect for beginner sewist and a great opportunity to recycle an old towel! The result is a cute, functional, easy to carry beach tote bag. I couldn’t wait to wear mine at the beach and I did so for the entire period spent with my husband on his cruise ship. This is great to wear at the pool too! The towel beach bag tutorial is super, super simple to make if you don’t want your tote lined. I wanted to add lining to mine only because I really liked the fabric I used for the lining. It’s from a pillowcase and I wanted a little pop of color on my blue beach tote".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Sew an Extended Key Fob

Never lose your keys or gum in the bottom of a bag again

Tutorial at The Inspired Wren Blog

"There are two items I am always digging in the bottom of my bag to find: my keys and my gum. So I created a solution to easily fish both out. With this tutorial you can, too!I have a large, wide-mouth tote with no interior dividers and one small pocket.  I love the ease of which I can find organized individual pouches, and notebooks, and my writstlet (with wallet), plus whatever I need for The Peanut within the bag, but my keys and my gum are always sinking to the bottom. This is a problem. I need my gum".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Milk Carton Birdhouse

Cute house to shelter your neighborhood birds

Tutorial at Make It Easy Crafts Blog

"The birds are singing around my house every morning and building their nests.  I’m sure that some birds are looking for a birdhouse home as well.  I made this cute birdhouse out of a milk carton (Although mine contained almond milk) in just a few minutes for practically no cost. While you can optionally paint little rectangles for the bricks, I simply cut a rectangle shape in the bottom of a champagne cork and used it as a stamp so the bricks went on in a flash.  Additionally I used a sponge to paint the windows, but you can simply paint them on if you desire. I can’t wait till a little bird family moves into this little birdhouse home".... Read more

Tutorial - Crochet a Faux Knit Rib Camel Stitch Blanket

Snuggle up in this lovely textured blanket

Tutorial at Oomanoot Blog

"This blanket took me ages to finish because I started out making it super-super bulky, crocheting 3 strands of bulky weight yarn together – but I ended up not liking how it felt. It was just too heavy. So I unraveled it and re-crocheted it all over again with a single strand. Now it’s nice and warm and it’s almost summer here so I won’t have much to do with it for a while, but it’s really pretty to look at!  Personally, I think this pattern works best with a single color".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Treat Bag Toppers

Cute for birthday party treat bags

Tutorial at Craft with Mom Blog

"Small and big kids always get excited with a sweet treat! A let 's make them look the cutest!In pink or yellow, with cute little ears and fluffy tails! Bunny and chick toppers with love".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Crocheted Earrings

You can use any thread in your choice of colors

Tutorial at Hunar the Crafting Hands Blog

"Making your own earrings is a fun project which can be completed in minutes.  You can keep them for yourself or can make a wonderful homemade gift for your female friends and family members. Today I want to show you beautiful crochet earrings, made with new anchor thread launched".... Read more

Tutorial - Make a Ribbon Flower Napkin Pillow

Choose cloth napkins and pretty ribbon to begin

Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog

"Napkin pillows are very popular and easy to make. There are quite a few tutorials out in blogland showing you how to put two napkins together for a pillow.  I'm going one step further, showing you how to embellish a napkin pillow by making a dainty narrow ribbon flower.  If you can glue two ribbon ends together and sew straight seams or use iron on tape for a no-sew pillow, you can make this adorable decorative pillow. And you only need a few items to put this together".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Rounded Opening Tote Bag

Super cute, bright bag, perfect for the summer season

Tutorial at Creative Homemaking Blog

"The free rounded top tote bag pattern is finally here and I can tell you, this canvas tote bag will become your go-to bag this season! The rounded opening tote bag tutorial makes a great, super roomy bag, perfect for carrying all your important stuff but it could also be an awesome beach tote or a wonderful gift idea (think Mother’s day!).  I know the world might not need another tote bag pattern but this comes with a twist: a rounded top and it’s also a super sturdy bag. It’s made with canvas on both the exterior and interior and I used a really stiff interfacing".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make an Easy Poncho

Make a light layering piece to throw on in the Spring

Tutorial at Mary Martha Mama Blog

"My husband and I generally agree on most fashion trends.  We like most of the same things and dislike most of the same things- like fanny packs.  Seriously, we were in Florida a few weeks ago and all the coeds on Spring break had on bikinis and fanny packs.  But there is one fashion trend that divides us: the poncho.  I like them, my husband not so much".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Coiled Rope Basket with Lid

A coat of mod podge controls sisal threads and dust particles

Tutorial at Purple Hues and Me Blog

"There are lots of tutorials on making rope baskets but have you seen one that includes a lid? Who doesn't love a handcrafted and adorable catchall that has a top to hide it all? And the best part -it's so easy to make including adding decorative rope accents! begin by dipping the end of the rope in mod podge to prevent fraying and let dry. Once dry, coil end tightly in circle, securing with a dab of hot glue and place on a upside down bowl bottom you'll be using to shape the basket".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Fishtail Braid

Style combines a French fishtail with a more traditional braid

Tutorial at Hot Beauty Health Blog

"Festival season is finally upon us and when it comes to hair, braided hairstyles are some of the year’s most inspiring hair looks especially the ever-so-popular “flower crown” look. Music festivals like Coachella are all about enjoying the music, the weather, and having a good time with friends so the last thing you want to fuss over is your appearance.  Instead of rockin’ the usual flower crown hairstyle, I’m sharing a super versatile fishtail braid ponytail".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Miniature Desert Garden

Plant succulents and cacti in a half a wine barrel, and add some coarse sand

Tutorial at A Crafty Mix Blog

"We had so much fun making this little desert fairy garden, I wanted to share “how we did it” with you. The main house is made from a wooden tissue box that's covered in bark strips for a rustic look. We added a porch to give the fairies a place to relax and watch those glorious desert sunsets and installed solar powered lights so the little folk could live off the grid. And when nature calls there's even a little outhouse with a long drop".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Sewn Book Cover

Add ribbon as a page marker, and elastic to hold the book closed for safe travel

Tutorial at Nina Makes Blog

"My SIL asked me to make one of these for her little boy Oliver.  She had seen them on Trade Me (NZ eBay) and wanted one to cover Olly’s Well Child Book.  These books are often called Plunket books and are used to record all your baby’s check-ups, weight and measurents from birth to 5.  This tutorial will show you how to make a basic book cover which can be adapted to fit any size book".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Refashion a Hat

Make a hat new again with spray paint and embellishments

Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog

"I like to wear hats, especially in the spring and summer.  I usually have one on when hiking, and doing car shows to keep the sun out of my eyes. I really adore the hats on Downton Abby, and I wish that hats would make a comeback for daily wear.  I have about a half dozen that I regularly wear, and one of them was just getting really sad.  Replacing a hat isn’t easy these days as they are not inexpensive anymore, and finding that perfect shape and size isn’t easy either.   This one started out as a straw color a few years ago with some kind of embellishment that I cannot even remember".... Read more

Tutorial - Make a Diaper Caddy and Changing Pad

Sew a portable changing pad with built-in diaper and wipes storage

Tutorial at The Inspired Wren Blog

"My little sister is a Mommy! She has been for about three months now. I've already sewn some adorable itty bitty things, but this month is her birthday and I wanted to sew something just for the new mom. Or at least, something for her new title. That she can also share with the new dad. Let's just say I got an idea in my head about three months ago and this birthday month gave me a good reason to actually sew it. You can, too".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Knitted Cafetiere Cosy

Keep your brew warm with a cosy simple enough for a new knitter

Tutorial at A Crafty Gentleman

"You can’t beat a good coffee, right? I’m a bit particular about mine… I use fresh coffee beans, which I grind in my own coffee grinder and measure out with a specific spoon. I then brew them carefully in my, with water just off the boil, for about 4 minutes. A quick stir, plunge and pour. SO GOOD. But you know the one thing that I can’t quite manage? Keeping the coffee warm! Seriously, it’s gone lukewarm within 5 minutes of making it. Am I the only one that has this issue?! To try and solve this, I’ve designed a few patterns for a simple knitted cafetiere cosy, which is basically the coffee version of a tea cosy. This was also a great excuse to practise my knitting skills after teaching myself to knit last year".... Read more

Tutorial - Make a Spring Vase with a Recycled Can

No sewing required for this recycling project

Tutorial at Akamatra Blog

"The idea is very simple and very easy to do. And I am not just saying that to cover the fact that I don't have detailed photos to show you! Unfortunately by the time I decided to start crafting the small amount of sun barely visible behind the clouds, took cover and rain started pouring down. So any attempt to photograph the procedure was in vain! However this is really easy to do! First clean you tin can inside out and remove any paper form the outside. Don't worry about the glue residue, you are going to cover it with fabric".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Chicken Mornay

Classic dish - reworked to lighten the fat content

Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog

"When I was in high school, my mother worked as a manager at a local hotel.  She would frequently let me come and have dinner in the restaurant while she was on duty.  They had a dish on the menu I used to get all the time, and haven’t made in years.  Of course, their version was full of fat, and not something I  would want to do today unless some changes were made.  When I scored these individual gratin dishes (aren’t they wonderful with the vegetable motif?), I started thinking about how I could use them. Maybe I could re-invent that mornay. I had just what I needed".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Denim I Spy Rag Quilt

To make this rag quilt you will need a stack of old jeans

Tutorial at Hangry Fork Blog

"Here’s a super cute denim I spy rag quilt I made last week.  This quilt is made from my husband’s old jeans so I’m calling this quilt “The Fart Quilt”.  What a perfect quilt name!  I didn’t have a pattern for this quilt and just winged it but I couldn’t be happier with the results.  See how the edges are frayed?  That’s what make this a “rag quilt”.  The quilt is also an “I Spy” quilt because every cotton fabric square in the quilt is different, there aren’t any repeating fabrics".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Tag Blanket for Baby

These make a good present for a baby shower

Tutorial at Nina Makes Blog

"I have been wanting to sew more boys things, and baby boy’s are no exception!  I have always liked the look of the cute little taggie blankets.  A few friend’s kids have them and they seem to love their little taggies.  With all those different textures and colours why wouldn’t they!  So here is my baby taggie blanket tutorial with the usual step by step photos and instructions".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Crepes

This recipe is delicious and lovely

Tutorial at Sweet Yummy Goodies Blog

"Today I'm going to share with you a exciting recipe! This is a french recipe that looks and tastes amazing! So lets get started so that you can make this amazing recipe! In the pictures I tried to recreate a Cafe in Paris because this is a french breakfast/dessert! If you have any questions about this recipe please leave them down below and I would love to help you out".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make "HOME" Shelves

Shelves can hold reminders of things you hold close to your heart

Tutorial at A Crafty Mix Blog

"What does it really mean when they say home is where the heart is? For me it’s all about the little things; the rose that my daughter gave me from the garden, a candlelight dinner under the stars, my son’s cheeky smile, our fur babies, a good book and laughter. Without the little things a house can never be a home. Our pallet home shelf which we made last weekend is the perfect place to display some of those special things".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Crochet Hook Holder

Holder is made with a bamboo sushi rolling mat

Tutorial at Petit Bout de Chou Blog

"I must say that as a craft lover I can sometimes get a little bit overwhelmed when it comes to buying new tools or craft supplies... And after a few years of crochet in Hong Kong, I have just realised that I have many crochet hooks all over the place! It was time for a little re-organisation of this mess and I thought it would be a great occasion to share this quick and easy DIY with you.  The good thing with this hook holder is that it is not only super cute, but also very quick to do and cheap! Other bonus: it can be used to store other things than crochet hooks such as make-up brushes, pencils, paint brushes, leather carving tools".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Crochet a Flower Bookmark

A cute crochet flower bookmark for spring

Tutorial at The Chilly Dog Blog

"I don't get to read as much as I'd like because I'm usually too busy crafting. However right now I'm finishing up the book "Flight Behavior" by Barbara Kingsolver. Kingsolver is one of my favorite authors and once again, has not let me down with this beautiful story. Of course a good book deserves a beautiful bookmark. Since spring is in the air, it only seemed appropriate to make a flower. This pattern can easily be completed in an evening and would make a thoughtful birthday or Mother's Day, or even bridal shower favors".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Oven Baked Chicken Wings

Crispy oven baked chicken wings are a treat

Tutorial at Happier than a Pig in Mud Blog

"As a self declared Wingaholic, this is dangerous... I'm always excited to try a new way to make them, especially if the wings will be crispy without deep frying in oil. Well, I'm here to tell ya folks, these Crispy Oven Baked Wings using Corn Starch live up to their name! The foil lined baking sheet makes it so much easier to clean-up and the house doesn't smell like frying oil either. Now you can indulge whenever you're inclined".... Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Scallop Shell Trinket Dish

Shells can be obtained from a local supermarket

Tutorial at Pillar Box Blue Blog

"These unique trinket dishes are made by using discarded scallop shells. They are so easy to do and are truly adorable, they also make a lovely present. To keep with the seaside theme I added a bit of quirkiness to my trinket dishes by attaching a little sea creature. Also as I can’t resist a bit of Marimekko I decoupaged the outside of shells to make them even more lovely".... Read more