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Need a portable heat source but don’t feel like going out to buy some fancy hothands from the pharmacy? Here’s how to make a simple Handmade Hot Pack from a cheap scarf and some rice. What you will need Rice Scarf made from fleece or flannel, not a knitted or crocheted material rice will fall out of Needle Thread Preparing the Scarf for a Homemade Hot Pack Start by laying out the scarf down. Mine

Remember the fantastic lion print? If you haven’t seen the sister post with the lion mosaic, definitely check that one out before reading through this one. Like before, this is a giveaway, and one lucky subscriber to this blog will be receiving their very own canvas print! Finding the Perfect Picture for the Canvas Print Only the best can be printed on canvas, and for about a week and a half I contemplated what to

Before I started working with polymer clay, I used normal modeling clay a lot. Polymer clay is very expensive and even a small project can become costly quickly. Modeling clay is great for concepts and to help learn about clay and how to sculpt before playing with the good stuff. This cheap clay was only a dollar, and I wanted to see just what I could do with it. What you will need Dollar store

All over the internet is how to make any kind of doll clothes from anything you could ever want. But what about stuffed animals? Here are three awesome DIY stuffed animal clothing pieces that are easy to make and look super cute. Stuffed animal Jacket This is possibly the easiest on the list, and is primarily for small stuffed animals, such as beanie babies and webkinz. What you will need An old sweater or hoodie

An old trend that slowly burned out, this DIY lipstick can be very messy to make and will not be particularly good for much. But if you have some old chapstick tubes and some time to spare, these crayon lipsticks make good play makeup. Be aware that Crayola is non toxic but not food safe, so do this at your own risk. I do not think it can do much harm unless you flat out

Steampunk can be really fun for cosplaying, but often times the pieces needed to put the costumes together are hard to find or expensive. This flower crown is made from recycled lights, and really catches the light. It’s super pretty and sure to add that final finishing touch to any steampunk cosplay, while still being easy to make. What you will need Wire in a coppery color Super glue Hot glue Big gears Little gears

Sewing can be really hard for dolls and stuffed animals, as they are small and it is very easy to ruin whatever you are sewing with much smaller seam allowances. One of the main problems with sewing small clothes is cloth that is too thick, so for this Doll Jacket make sure your cloth is nice and thin before you start. Be prepared to spend a lot of time sewing painfully tiny stitches with a

Have you tried making slime but miserably failed and wound up with a chunky or watery mess? Wonder why your glue isn’t activating? Or maybe you’re new to slime and are wondering what the heck it is? In this post, we will discuss the do’s and don’ts of slime, a few of the most popular slimes, and how to repair a slime if overactivated, as well as discuss the main three types of activator. What

Alright, so Penelope has had a fresh coat of pink paint and is feeling much better with her unicorn horn and glittery wings. What’s next? –if you missed it, here is part one! Recap of what you will need A rusted pig with wings Polymer clay Gold glitter holo Iridescent glitter Silver glitter holo Pink iridescent glitter Glue Glue dots Pliers Small flathead screwdriver Pink glossy Rustoleum spray paint Red acrylic paint Pink acrylic paint

With the power of glitter and pink spray paint, this sad looking rusted pigasus has been converted into a super sparkly flying unicorn pig with lipstick. She is going to a masquerade party, and we must prepare her appropriately by making her the best Masquerade Pig possible. What you will need A rusted pig with wings Polymer clay Gold glitter holo Iridescent glitter Silver glitter holo Pink iridescent glitter Glue Glue dots Pliers Small flathead