• Laurie Cinotto

Send more cards - make hearts happy.

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• Laurie Cinotto

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• Fern Richardson

Early Spring is a great time to plant lemons, limes, oranges, and other citrus trees in southern climates.

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• Joe Lamp’l

As leaves fall from the trees each autumn, branches formerly shrouded in a canopy of dense foliage reveal themselves once again.

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• Robin Haglund

Pruning any plant can be tricky business.

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• Tania Willis

Creating more KidART. It’s our New Year’s Resolution.

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• Tania Willis

As parents, we’re always telling our children to be careful not to make a mess of the fabric that makes up their clothing, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that giving children permission to paint on fabric gets them all sorts of...

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• Tania Willis

Not only is the ‘Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.’ initiative Earth-friendly, it’s also KidART friendly!  There are so many crafts you can make with children using recyclables, but today I’d like to focus on the use of plastic bott...

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• Marty Ross

Kids are natural gardeners. They’re curious, nimble-fingered, trusting, enthusiastic gardening companions, and they don’t mind getting their knees muddy.

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• Kendra McCracken

One of the fun trends circulating through the crafting community right now is creative ways to use chalkboard paint.

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• Susan Weinroth

What better way to personalize a hand-made Valentine, than with a photo of you and your loved one?

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• Patti Milazzo

Mardi Gras bead necklaces are a favorite item to have during this annual celebration.

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• Susan Weinroth

I love “no rules” quilting – or just making it up as I go, with a basic idea (or sketch!) in mind.

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• Stacey Kingman

So much of our lives are centered around food. Everyday meals at the dinner table, birthday celebrations, hot soup for a sick friend, nourishing meals taken to a family with a newborn...food gives us so many opportunities to co...

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• Lisa Storms

I love that my kids want to craft with me! And even better when it is something useful, not to mention super cute, like t-shirts.

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• Valerie Salmon

My kids and I love to write little notes for each other. How much more fun it would be to deliver them in their own personal mini mailboxes?!

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• Valerie Salmon

This would make the perfect sweet treat holder for classmates. Two punched hearts sideways will create butterfly wings.

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• Valerie Salmon

The My Funny Valentine punches really came in handy for this quick and easy card.

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• Lisa Truesdell

I love the thrill of finding just the right gift for a friend or a loved one – and I get as much of a thrill out of making sure that gift is beautifully wrapped.

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• Susan Weinroth

The new Craft Premium Portable Paper Trimmer from Fiskars is a fabulous tool!

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• Susan Weinroth

I started quilting less than a year ago, and have truly become hooked on this crazy little hobby.

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• Lisa Storms

I have become addicted to using Ink Jet Shrink Film for various projects (it really is just plain FUN to watch it shrink!) and one day when thinking about how you can mold the shape right out of the oven while still pliable, I...

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• Katrina Simeck

This fun project is a great way to send a little love note to your child. These lunchbox notes can be slipped into a backpack or lunchbox, and are sure to put a smile on your child's face!

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