Introduction Add a floral touch to almost anything. Fabric flowers are easy to adhere to most surfaces, plus they wont wilt and you can make them in any color or pattern. Step 1 Folding cloth Cut or tear a strip of fabric 5 from the edge of the bolt. Step 2 Decide which side is top and

Introduction Cut and fold the border strips Cut four strips of fabric border, each approximately 1 longer than the sides of the rug. To determine the width of the fabric strip, double to the desired finished width of the border, and add a 1 seam allowance. We use 5 wide strips for a 2 wide finis

Introduction We covered an old wooden headboard with a slipcover made from a cheap canvas fabric. The cover is held by ribbons tied on each side. To give the cover an elegant look, we placed a piece of old handwork in the center of the drop cloth. Step 1 Prepare the centerpiece Remove the ne

Click here for pirate costume instructions. Materials and tools: store bought girl dress artificial flower stems safety pins scarf in a coordinating color jead band hot glue and hot glue gun 1-yd. each of two colors of tulle satin ribbon large artificial flower stem glitter glue, rhineston

Introduction I have always been fascinated by miniatures. Every year, I like to create little fairy and gnome gardens in my backyard. Living in the Northeast, I usually have to wait until May to dig in the garden. An indoor fairy wreath is just what I needed to get me in the mood for spring. Step

Introduction A fairy dress is an easy Halloween costume to put together. Make the simple tutu (tutu can be found here), add a halter strap, then adorn it with a belt and headband. Step 1 Brian Patrick Flynn The skirt becomes a sleeveless dress Pull the long tutu under your childs arms and o

Introduction One of my favorite things to do each fall is to clean up my yard and garden for beautiful natural items to create a gorgeous wreath for the season. Earlier this spring, we planted a group of new hydrangea bushes in the gardens. Living on Cape Cod, hydrangeas seem to be synonymous with

Debbie Wolfe There is nothing like a beautiful crown to dress the door of your house. Seasonal changes and holidays present new opportunities to hang a wreath. If the price of personalized wreaths has kept you from hanging one, have no fear. You can make one for a fraction of the cost of those fanc

Step 1 Painting Templates Place the template on top of the foam skulls. Using craft paint (a dry brush technique is always best when using the stencil) apply the design to the skills. Let the templates dry completely. Step 2 Wrap Crown Shape Place the foam crown on the serape and roughly

Get the kids outdoors with this cool DIY dinosaur garden. Its like a fairy garden, but with sharp teeth and lava rocks. A trip to the hardware store and an afternoon of work is all it takes to create a prehistoric backyard play area that little ones are sure to love. Jennifer perkins Tools and ma

Introduction Longer than life Bring your childs imagination to life with this dinosaur hat and tail that will have them roaring in no time! This costume is perfect for Halloween, birthday parties, or just everyday wear. Step 1 Image 1 Image 2 Measure the head and tail of the little Dino

Step 1 Cutting pattern Print the paper pattern and piece together with tape as instructed. Cut around black lines to cut dinosaur pattern. Cut out two dinosaurs from the fabric, each facing the opposite direction. Step 2 Sew on button eyes Use a needle and thread to sew the buttons where

Step 1 Collect Materials You will need three vine wreaths in three different sizes. Step 2 Paint crowns Use a sponge to add white paint to the wreaths. Remember were going for a rustic look here, so a perfect paint job isnt necessary. Let the paint dry completely. Step 3 Connect doili

Introduction Find your tree Driftwood, or manzanita branch, can be a perfectly charming way to display your own family tree. If you have a day at the beach or lake planned, try to spot a piece of wood that has several good branches. Floral supply stores or craft stores often have driftwood a

Susan Teare, Susan Teare This easy project is perfect for serving munchies and fresh fruit, or can also be used to display your favorite trinkets. With this fountain, your guests will admire your DIY handiwork as much as your food. Materials and tools Phillips head screwdriver Vintage glass shade

Introduction To make your indoor egg hunt a little more festive, use pieces of tissue paper, a little twine, and some washi tape to make some adorable mini tassels. Then hang the tassels from a tree branch. Its bright, cheery, and just plain adorable. Step 1 Find a branch Go hunting for a b

Introduction Make a clothesline present, string it or put it in different sized bags, then sit back and watch the joy on the expectant mothers face as month after month of fabulous personalized items rise up. Step 1 Iron Heat Bond Cut out squares of HeatnBond the same size as the fabric s

Introduction Creating a coffee bean backsplash is a great way to bring a chic, organic touch to a coffee shop or kitchen. You can also substitute coffee beans for other items such as shells, vintage buttons, or any other small decorations. Step 1 Tony Flora/AP Images, 2014, DIY Network/Scripps

Step 1 Find the pieces Browse thrift stores and salvage yards to find exactly the right parts. Carefully measure the door to make sure it is wide enough to overhang the sides of the coffee table by 2 inches. Paint or paint the base as desired.. Step 2 Prepare the door Clean and sand the d

Introduction Octagon tables were all the rage 40 years ago; Today you can find them at garage sales and flea markets for next to nothing. We updated this one by removing the door and giving the entire piece a fresh coat of paint. Then we made it for pets, lining the inside with fabric and a fluff