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Have fun with this vintage inspired yarn star ornament! Photo tutorial with ideas for variations at DIY Alert.

Share The Holiday Spirit With Your Handmade Crafts Posted by Bob Jones on December 3rd, 2008 Leave comment Posted in: Work From Home Tags: Arts, Arts and Crafts, Craft Shows, family, New Jersey, New Jersey Arts and Crafts, New Jersey Craft Shows, New Jersey Hobby, New Jersey Trade Shows, Shows, Trade Fairs, Work From Home If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed.

Mom In Madison made these beautiful glittery pine cones with her boys and she shows you how to do it too!

I’m borrowing the title of Deirdre Good’s book even though I haven’t read it. It’s a catchy way of getting at what I’ve been considering quite a bit lately. As we read Jesus’ statements in the Gospels, he often feels somewhat hostile to blood families.

Sycamore Stirrings shares a recipe to make cinnamon ornaments that look and smell wonderful!

Weekly Question #27 Filed under: Christmas, Family, Meme, Past Revisited, Special occasions — Tags: Christmas memories — rachel @ 4:35 pm Q: What special Christmas memories do you still cherish as the years pass by? I have many wonderful Christmas memories when I was young.

by Noel Wortinger For many years, craftsmen and others who took on woodworking projects used the mitre box, generally a wooden box with slots pre-cut at certain angles. This allowed the user to insert the mitre saw to cut 45-degree angles, 90-degree angles or one of several other corner angles necessary.

I love these adorable felt ice skate ornaments at Not Quite Vintage found via That Artist Woman. These involve a little sewing and stuffing so they are perfect for the older kids. That Artist Woman made a more simplified version by using fabric glue which is a great way to do it with the younger kids.

Vince Shorb asked: Homeschooling a financially responsible teenager will help your child avoid many of the mistakes that are plaguing so many young adults today. By giving your teenager a practical financial education they can excel in today’s global economy.

I love this tree string art found in The Crafty Crow Flickr group by Lilybel! You could come up with all kinds of seasonal shapes to make.