Step 1 Clean the bottles Collect a variety of discarded wine bottles that vary in different heights and colors. Remove the labels with a knife and a damp cloth. Once most of the residue is gone, rinse the bottles in the sink under running water. NOTE:Some labels are more difficult to remove tha

Step 1 Brian Patrick Flynn, Scripps Networks, LLC Pom Pom Garland Cheerleading Step 1, cut fabric Cut cloth To make the fabric resemble the sports-related pom-pom look, cut the yard into 3/8-inch strips using fabric scissors along the cutting mat. Step 2 Brian Patrick Flynn, Scripps Netwo

She-n-He Photography Yield:8 servings. Ingredients: Firm cheese wedge, such as Parmigiano-Reggiano. Blue cheese wedge, such as Stilton or Gorgonzola wedge of brie 4-ounce piece of aged cheddar or Gouda cheese 4 ounces of soft goat cheese Sliced ​​baguette, olive bread, or cranberry-walnut br

Introduction We painted and carved chevron patterns on three pumpkins, inserted tea lights, and then stacked the pumpkins to create a retro-style topiary. Moss covered stones were placed around the base of the topiary to give it an earthy yet mysterious touch. Step 1 Clean the pumpkins Cut a

Skill level: Beginner Estimated time: Midday Estimated cost: $130 Gary Payne Tools and materials (1) 1x3x8 (1) 1x2x8 (1) Plexiglass 19-1/2 x 11 1-3/4 Roofing Nails with Neoprene Washers external screws pierce ready-to-cut craft boards or plywood 1 to 18 x 24 chalk paint Exterior grade white

Introduction Rennai Hoefer Learn how to make braided hair wraps at a girl spa day. Side note:we wouldnt blame you if you used it all the time! Step 1 Rennai Hoefer Folding cloth Fold your fabric from the finished edge to the finished edge three times. Step 2 Rennai Hoefer Cut strip

Introduction Braided rugs have been around for a long time and there are countless different ways to make them. Weve found an easy way that takes a fraction of the time using simple braids and a sewing machine. Step 1 Part 1 If youre making your own t-shirt yarn, cut the top of the t-shirt d

Introduction A bouquet that will last a lifetime Brooch bouquets can make your special day last forever. These bouquets can be kept for years to come as a reminder of the love you share. And since this is your special bouquet, family heirlooms and pieces can be incorporated into the finished pro

Introduction Maybe now they wont leave their clothes on the floor Building blocks are one of the most popular toys available, and if you have children you probably have more than one set of blocks. Instead of storing or giving away your extra set of blocks, use them to build this cute coat rack

Introduction Bohemian-inspired fireplace decoration Give a new touch to your Christmas decorations with Christmas stockings made of burlap, muslin and colored tassels. Use red and green tassels for a traditional look or mix the colors to match your home decor. Step 1 Picasa Picasa Make

Introduction This halloween dress as a spicy burrito. A white woolen blanket serves as an omelet. String, crepe paper, felt, and streamers are used to make the rice, cheese, and vegetables. Step 1 Cut the tortilla Cut the card stock into three 4 to 5 strips. Step 2 Prepare the Torti

Step 1 Jason Kisner Jason Kisner Jason Kisner Shape the butcher block Before the countertop installation begins, ask the installer to take special care of falls. If necessary, cut off the fall of the butcher block to remove saw marks and nicks. Once shaped, smooth the perimeter of the m

Step 1 Base of construction Attach the 6” galvanized metal threaded nipple to the flange. Once secure, screw the metal tee into the top of the 6 threaded nipple. Pro Tip Protect your hands with carpenter gloves.. Step 2 Attach Horizontal Arms Screw 3” galvanized metal threaded nipples

Introduction Not just for Christmas We made our laurel wreath to decorate a mantelpiece for the holidays. But a strand or two would look great any time of year around the house or as a wedding or party decoration. Step 1 Rennai Hoefer, ten22 studio | Rennai Hoefer 2014 Gather your materials

Introduction Happy message We hung our Christmas banner on the fireplace, but it would also look great hanging over a large window or doorway. Step 1 Rennai Hoefer, ten22 studio | Rennai Hoefer 2014 Gather your materials To make a be happy banner, you will need to:download and print this

Introduction Tools and materials For this project you will need:1/2 yard mesh tulle; rhinestone appliques; thread and needle; plastic headband; 3 yards of silk ribbon; binder clips; clear, fast-drying glue for crafts; Piece of white fabric (cotton, felt or wool). Step 1 Wrap the bandage wit

Transforming an old birdcage into a beautifully contained succulent garden is a great way to add some personality to your yard. The problem is finding the right boat to fit the shape or size of your bird cage. Heres how to manage any size or shape. From:Sam Henderson Sam Henderson Materials neede

Step 1 Rennai Hoefer Collect Materials Step 2 Rennai Hoefer Print and cut letters Print the letters for the banner and cut them out with a circle cutter or scissors. Step 3 Rennai Hoefer Punch holes for tape Use a small drill to drill two holes at the top of each circle letter. S

Introduction This is the perfect way to get the color right in your holiday décor. Combine small strips of tape in a simple sewing stitch pattern to get the look you want. We use bright colors and patterns for a chic bohemian vibe, but any color palette can be achieved. Step 1 Gather mater

Sometimes a walk through your garden can inspire a home accessory. I am a fan of crowns, especially homemade ones. Instead of the traditional round crown, I decided to change it up a bit. This simple triangle wreath takes less than 15 minutes to make and will look great anywhere in your home. Debb