Month: November 2016

Yarn is like tomatoes. When it comes to tomatoes, the really good ones are best sprinkled with a bit of salt — maybe some olive […]

Photography by: Aaron Dyer Long after summer ends, you can still enjoy hydrangeas in dried form. First, remove most of the foliage on freshly cut […]

Photography by: Courtesy of Studiopatro Ready for gifting! Wrap It Up! Here’s our step-by-step wrap of “Martha Stewart’s Cakes” with our Piece of Cake tea […]

Photography by: Bryan Gardner Cutting through a few different materials with your paper punch can help improve its performance. Try these three suggestions. 1. Lubricate […]

Photography by: Addie Juell The Exquisite Book of Paper Flowers, by Livia Cetti, with photographs by Addie Juell (STC Craft/A Melanie Falick Book), $25 It […]

Photography by: Bryan Gardner Store your sewing machine under a dust cover at room temperature in a dry place. Use only new, high-quality thread to […]

Photography by: Addie Juell The author makes paper flowers for weddings and other events, and also sells them online. It might seem counterintuitive for a […]

There’s something wonderful about giving new life to old items destined for landfills and storage bins. I’ve transformed burlap sacks into a throw pillows, shipping […]

Packing a few easy-to-transport crafts will keep a creative crew entertained — no messy paint or glue required. Before you leave, print out templates and […]

Photography by: Jennifer Causey Depending on the light-sensitive solution used, the backgrounds can turn out sepia, black, or blue. Every July or August, when the […]