Craft Blogs you Have to See

This blog features crafts, recipes, and DIY! Enjoy a colorful Easter garland is so easy to make with scrapbook paper and yarn! Kids and adults will love making this together.

This painted spiderweb candy bowl for trick-or-treat ranks at the top of my all-time favorite Halloween crafts. Love how the webbing was made.

Heidi’s wedding theme was artichoke and asparagus, so of course she had to make a bouquet in coordinating colors. So pretty!

A two-sided tissue holder pouch is perfect for cold and flu season. One side can hold a pack of tissues, the other side can hold a mini bottle of sanitizer and a lip gloss!

Delia made her daughter and herself matching corduroy skirts! Corduroy is my favorite winter fabric, so I’m totally into this cute idea.

If you are planning a trip to DisneyLand or just a Star Wars fan, you will love how easy it is to make your own. Get the free svg file to use with your cutting machine – Silhouette or Cricut!

Linda is great at home decorating and kids crafts! This stenciled cabinet is gorgeous, and I really love the bright green Linda used. It was done with no experience – look how pretty it turned out!

You won’t believe how easy it is to make scrunchies! Sonja and Jane show you exactly how it’s done. You’re going to love how many simple tutorials are in this blog.

This photo and video tutorial teaches you how to sew baby booties, the best baby booties that don’t fall off your infant’s feet!

Courtney has a way with color, and beachy crafts, and re-doing furniture, and just about everything to be honest. She’s got talent in a variety of areas and is always up for a fun idea!

Make this Santa napkin ring to decorate your Christmas table with some felt, a toilet paper tube, some fuzzy yarn and some ribbon. It’s easy, festive, and fun.

Jen has awesome wedding DIY projects, and I particularly love these stenciled soaps for wedding, shower, or bachelorette.

Who doesn’t love a good pompom? Or is it spelled pom pom? Haha, it’s one of “those” words that gets spelled both ways. Either way you spell it you’re going to love this bright and fun DIY pompom wreath!

Are you dreaming of sunshine, warmer days, and carefree vacations?  Me too! In the meantime, bring the beach to you with these DIY beach sunset paint pour coasters.

Etching a Pyrex glass baking dish with etching cream is hands down one of my favorite things to make with my Cricut (or my Silhouette Cameo). And I think it’s one of the best gifts you can make with your cutting machine, too!

Squirt gun painting is a thrilling summer art experience for kids and is the ultimate boredom buster! This blog has tons of fun adults for kids that I love.

Mandy loves color and that’s what I love about her blog! Enjoy her string art tutorial. And it’s something that you might even have everything on-hand to make one for yourself on a whim.

Make this face mask pattern with a tiny bit of fabric and elastic. The surgical style mask pattern is simple enough even for beginner sewers! Cindy has awesome sewing crafts and crochet tutorials, amongst other things.

I would love to have mini fabric lamps above my bed, and now I can! This is a cute project for a college dorm room, a kids’ playroom, or a nursery.

A hem may be the most common technique needed in sewing. Tanner shows you how to do it the easy way. Tanner and Courtney also have lots of great Cricut tutorials on their blog!

I might actually have a shot at playing a cardboard guitar (versus a real one). Leslie has amazing kids crafts, seriously. You’re going to love everything you see.

Crystal made crafts to fill up her spring decor space like this new DIY watercolor lucite ampersand. It fits perfectly with her collection of blue bottles and vases. The best part about it is that it’s really easy to make with Mod Podge!

Didn’t realize you could make feathers from denim? Me either, but I love this cute wall hanging from Claire. Grab your Fabric Mod Podge for this project!

These sugar scrub bars don’t contain soap, so they won’t dry you out even further. Plus, they’re made with essential oils, shea butter, and beeswax to help moisturize even the driest of skin. If you love DIY beauty, you’ll love Stephanie’s blog.

Khadija hails from Pakistan, so her projects have a much loved international flair. She’s great with jewelry, clay, Mod Podge, and uses lots of color.

These daisy chain crowns made from real flowers are easy to make and if you can braid, you can totally make one! Carissa does a great job with nature inspired and environmentally friendly crafts.

Repurpose an old printer’s typeset tray into a beautiful jewelry organizer that will put all of your jewelry on display in your bedroom and stop items from becoming cluttered in a jewelry box.

This banner uses a doily stencil to create a skull. So unique! Amy’s great at simple projects that pack a big punch.

Melissa’s got a lot of recipes, home decor, and crafts like these awesome Mod Podged frames. Add a little chalkboard paint and you’ve got yourself some mini message boards.

I love the color palette of this stool and the houndstooth – Marissa and I are kindred spirits in color and crafts. Plus if you like Harry Potter . . . she does too.

I’ve never wanted to make a fake plant before . . . that’s how good this faux monstera is from Amber. She loves bright colors and projects that make a bold statement, which is a-okay by me.

With so many bright and colorful shoes on the runways this spring, it was time for a serious dose of fun. This DIY project is a fun and super easy way to bring an ordinary pair of pumps to the next level using only Mod Podge and glitter.

I’ve never thought of cross-stitching a chair! Cintia has all sorts of tutorials like this, and she’s great with yarn and thread.

I’m not sure if there is anything more glorious than the thought of the first snow each year. These snowflake lanterns were inspired by that feeling! Imagine them lining the walkway to your home this winter season, warmly inviting your friends into your holiday gathering. Wouldn’t that be pretty?

These DIY chalkboard matryoshka nesting dolls are an adorable, handmade toy your kids will love making! They can personalize the dolls again and again with nothing more than a piece of chalk.

I’m sure you’ve seen some beautiful art work that starts off as a single dot and turns into gorgeous patterned mandalas or various dotted pieces of art. Lucy gave it a go and made this hand painted dot art mandala notebook. She’s definitely got a knack for simple and beautiful projects.

Tons of knitting, crochet, and sewing patterns – this is a regular stop for me. I love the bold colors and beautiful yarns featured at Purl Soho. If you like bold crafts, you’re going to love what they have to offer.

Quotes were used to decorate this shirt, but you could also use song lyrics, bible verses, favorite book excerpts, etc. You can also choose whatever color you like. I think it would be a very kid-friendly project as well. There are so many possibilities!

Sometimes you don’t have a place to rest your phone while it’s charging. This phone holder solves that problem, and on a budget! Ashley’s skill set is unique ideas that provide clever solutions, and she’s really great at sewing and costumes!

Kelly uses a lot of balloons and donuts in her DIYs – so fun. Kelly’s all about color and celebrating every day, and I think we could all use a little bit more of that.

I wish I had hair long enough, just for this cute velvet hair bow. One of these days I’m just going to make it anyway. If you like fashion DIYs, Grace is your trendy go-to gal.

A pocket hug can be tucked into your pocket so you have a constant close by reminder that you are loved. Isn’t that a lovely idea? Julie’s got a lot of sewing ideas on her site that you’re going to love.

I dare you to put this doormat at your door and not smile every time you step on it! Once you see how to make a rainbow doormat in our tutorial below, you’ll see exactly how easy it is to add a little sunshine to your doorstep.

Do you love colorful paper fans? Of course you do, and I do too. Lindi will show you how to make these, along with a lot of other party ideas. She loves to use a Cricut, and she’s really good at it.

Caitlin and Manda love to focus on simple living, but that doesn’t make their projects any less beautiful. This leather jewelry wrap encompasses that idea . . . plus they have recipes, fashion, home decor, parties, and more on their site.

It’s a craft that’s easy enough that you can make them with elementary school aged children, but cool enough that you’ll even hook a teen’s interest. And you can make a pair of tie dye shoes for $10 or less.

Just chilling with my gnomies! These DIY gnome ornaments is an easy Christmas craft project. Make these Christmas ornaments for your tree using Melissa’s cutest tutorial.

Looking for a simple craft for camping or to do with some extra paper plates? Alli has you covered with this paper plate wind sock craft! I love a good kids craft, and she’s got a lot of those.

With this simple DIY project, you can add some farmhouse charm to your front porch or garden. These pretty solar light mason jar lanterns are not only beautiful, but they’re also so easy to make!

This upcycled coffee can planter is a great way to recycle and bring beautiful plants inside the house. Plus anything “recycled” typically works very, very well with Mod Podge.