Tis the season to celebrate. Here are some enticing appetizers from around the Internet: FIGS PROSCIUTTO: figs, prosciutto, cheese, honey. ANTIPASTO SKEWERS: Salami, mozzarella, artichokes, olives, tomatoes, etc., marinated and …
(You’ll have to excuse this picture. I made this appetizer for a party and took a quick photo on the way out the door, so it didn’t turn out the …
Check it out, present toppers made out of magazine scraps. This is great if you run out of bows while wrapping presents. Click here to learn how to make origami …
In my quest to Make My Son A Play Kitchen, I came upon another great gift idea: make your kid a toy workbench out of recycled furniture. Here’s one out …
Check out this Floating Christmas Tree from Not Martha. It’s made from hanging green Christmas ornaments from a vegetable steamer rack. So clever. There’s a tutorial to show you how …
If you’re fast with knitting needles, there’s still plenty of time to make pot holders as a Christmas gift. Here’s a pattern for a pot holder with an owl on …
For more great DIY gift potential, check out this tutorial for a Unicorn Horn Headband. I would have loved this when I was a little girl.
Who says red cocktails are just for Valentine’s Day? Here are Red Cocktails to try out at your holiday party this year. HOLIDAY CHEER COCKTAIL CHERRY WHISKEY SMASH CRANBERRY MARGARITA …
Yesterday, I mentioned my annoyance at the high price of play kitchens for children. Even if you Make Your Own Play Kitchen, there’s still the price of the pretend dishes …
I looked into buying my son a play kitchen and was pretty surprised how much they can cost. This gift guide is pretty typical, with the kitchens ranging from $60-$300. …
These DIY Fruit Christmas Ornaments are cute. The tutorial shows you how to turn clear glass ornaments into strawberries, watermelons, pineapples, and oranges. They would be a great gift, too.