Introduction Five little snowmen Have fun with your kids as you craft snowman Christmas decorations together. Fill the ornament with faux snow or confetti to add color and sparkle. Step 1 Gather your materials Step 2 Hand of paint Paint the inside palm and fingers of your childs hand

Ingredients: 1 cup butter, softened get off board 1/2 cup powdered sugar 2 cups of flour 2 cups of sugar 1/4 cup of flour 4 beaten eggs 6 tablespoons lemon juice powdered sugar Directions: Combine butter, salt, 1/2 cup powdered sugar, and flour. Mix well. Press mixture into 9 x 13 pan. B

Introduction Michelle Kim Photography The taste of the drink depends on which suckling pig you choose. Of course, you should match the color of your piglet to your party theme, but not all flavors are created equal. Cherry tends to taste like medicine, but watermelon is delicious. Step 1 M

Introduction Wear your heart on your sleeve Follow our step-by-step tutorial to learn how to add a heart-shaped patch to any sweater, shirt, or pair of pants in under 10 minutes. Start by gathering materials, including a nice-looking piece of clothing with added heart-shaped patches. Pro Tip

Introduction Michelle Kim Photography Planted herbs make a perfect decorative centerpiece, and with a few small steps, you can make it something usable too. Step 1 Michelle Kim Photography Attach labels to sticks Stick the labels on the wooden sticks like little flags. You can cut a small

Step 1 Decide where the compartments will go Choose a floor area free of any wiring or plumbing. Determine where the floor joists are and mark the section between two joists with painters tape. Before making cuts, cover the shoe plate of a circular saw with painters tape to help protect the har

Sharing a small space can be difficult - avoid conflicts by identifying storage compartments with these clever plywood shapes - customize to suit your needs. Materials and tools Flat panel cabinet, cupboard or chest of drawers. 1x3 trim to skirt cabinet doors 3/4 painting plywood spray paint wit

Introduction Bacon is made by curing pork belly, a boneless, fatty cut of meat from the bottom of the pig. Although this inexpensive cut of meat is widely used in pork products, it is not typically found in grocery stores. Butchers often carry the cut and it is easy to find in many Asian markets

Introduction Today I launched into uncharted territory and embarked on an ambitious experiment to lure kids away from screens. Since I was outnumbered (I was just a mom and there were 4 screens in the room), I decided I needed some heavy artillery, namely candy. Fortunately, the experiment was su

Introduction Although butter has been around since the days of the ancient Egyptians, when you think of making butter, chances are youre envisioning the wooden butter churns of the pioneers and an overworked farm woman ripping off the paddle. It was like that for a long time, but over time those

Introduction Invented in the 1880s, candy corn found commercial success in 1898 when its creator founded the Goelitz Candy Company. Without automation, production was labor-intensive and limited to just a few months a year, but the popularity of tricolor fondant skyrocketed. Today the Goelitz Can

The best part about this popcorn ball folks is how easy it is to make. Start with ready-made popcorn balls from the store and all thats left to do is dress them up. Speaking of decorating, this is a great project for kids to help out with. Remove the popcorn balls from their original packaging a

Step 1 Rennai Hoefer Collect Materials Step 2 Rennai Hoefer Prepare pattern template Print the skull pattern. Cut out pattern pieces and glue them together. Step 3 Rennai Hoefer Trace Trace the skull onto the foam board with a pencil. Stage 4 Rennai Hoefer Paint Use a brus

Introduction These creepy eyes are reminiscent of every Scooby Doo episode ever made. They are extremely easy to make, just cut out eye shapes from paper towel rolls and then stick a plastic toothpick inside. Stick a few pairs of eyes into bushes around the front walkway to scare the healers up a

Introduction We fill upcycled glass jars with spiders, cotton ghosts, moss and branches to make Halloween terrariums. This is a great project to do with the kids; they can fill their jars with a variety of scary trinkets and toys. Depending on the age of the children, you may want to use craft glu

Introduction Print and Cut Print and cut out the silhouette templates on plain white paper. Depending on the size you want, you may need to print on multiple pages. Step 1 Spooky Shadows Step 2 Add wax paper Step 3 Attach Silhouettes Stage 4 Add a tree

Step 1 Attach a string Attach a string to a Mylar balloon (filled with air or helium). Note:If you are using a Mylar foil balloon, it will last at least a week. Even while deflating, the phantom will hold its shape. Step 2 Cut your cheesecloth Set the balloon aside while you cut pieces of

Introduction These topiaries do well in a humid environment like a bathroom or over a kitchen sink. To care for them, just spray them with water when they start to look dry. Step 1 Spray Spheres Protect your work area by unfolding a roll of kraft paper on a flat, level surface. In order for

The only thing cuter than a bunny planter is a hanging bunny planter. Jennifer Ramos Check out this episode of DIY This with Jennifer Perkins for details on how to make a bunny planter and a bonus Easter basket. Read on to find out how to do it. Supplies: empty plastic bottles craft scissors

Introduction Theres no medicine lurking inside, but these treats are packed with things that will help keep disease at bay. Pomegranate juice is rich in vitamins A, C, and zinc (all good for fighting cold) and plenty of antioxidants to speed recovery. Ginger is an immune system stimulant and fig