I am sharing today a tutorial that your kiddos will love. We { Mimi and I } are showing you how to make Slime in just four simple steps. Well, not just slime but awesome Glittered Slime! Your kids are going to love you!!!! How fun is this? Let’s get with it! MATERIALS 1 Elmer’s Glitter …

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Learn to make these super cute and easy candy gift jars—perfect for holiday gift giving to friends, teachers, co-workers, and neighbors. I used foam cones and painted them to look like cute miniature hats and placed them on top of mason jars to make candy jar gifts.

This week is TOMBOW week with a Blog Hop here on the TOMBOW blog! TOMBOW and Fancy Pants Designs also have giveaways for you by the end of the week! Today let's see what Angie has in store for us!...

When you are in holidays of a cold weather, what do you do at home? If you are a DIY lover, you will like getting your hands busy with the DIY ideas to kill the time. What’s more, you will make some winter decoration for your family and your house through the DIY projects. Today’s post[Read the Rest]

When you are in holidays of a cold weather, what do you do at home? If you are a DIY lover, you will like getting your hands busy with the DIY ideas to kill the time. What’s more, you will make some winter decoration for your family and your house through the DIY projects. Today’s post[Read the Rest]

Now that I am back in the swing of things & caught up on all of my decorating (yes, a little behind.. but it is finally done) It's time for a little DIY ornament project! This year, I wanted to keep with a very neutral and rustic theme for my Christmas decor, all while not spending a fortune on decor items. As we all know, ornaments can get expensive at $4 and up each, so I set out to use what I had on hand at home. Being that we have an 11 month old, baby food jars are constantly stocked up…

Call it a modern day, glitz-ified snowglobe, this “meditation jar” is a brilliant idea. We’re not really known for being crafty, except for maybe a few tim

Looking for creative and amazing uses of baby food jars? If you're looking for some repurposing ideas, you've come to the right place. Start crafting today!

After months of saving baby food jars in hopes of using them again, I finally came up with this crafty little project! I gave these adorable little snowman out as holiday party favors. I also used a few as gifts for neighbors and teachers. I filled most of them with mini marshmallows and put them in small gift bags with packets of hot cocoa and a coffee mug. A few were for younger teen-aged girls so I stuffed those snowman with cotton balls and made manicure gift bags by adding nail…

OK, I am weak. Those baby food jars were just too much of a temptation on my creative spirit. I have two major papers I need to write, no time for painting. . However, painting is what I enjoy when I feel stressed so I finally decided to allow myself to paint 4 of the jars. I have decided that I want to make them into Christmas ornaments. . So, I spray painted them... Added some real simple snowman faces.... Created a hat, they can't be naked after all. Final product......what do you think?…

Dollar store idea uses glass stones to make a cool, creative DIY project--the mason jar prism light. Create this prism candle with mason jars on a budget!

I recently learned how easy it is to make Mug Cake recipes using boxed cake mixes. In fact, it's so easy, you can make little batches ahead of time and only have to add water when you're ready to snack on one.

Add some fresh flavor to your butter and mix things up!

It is party day here at The 36th AVENUE but before you link up I want to show you something… Check out these 25 Edible Neighbor Gifts. Every year for Christmas we love to give some Homemade Treats to our neighbors, family and friends. Being so close to Christmas I thought to share with you some …