Make these quick and easy holiday candy throw pillows. And yes, no-sewing involved!

A piece of driftwood is transformed into a folksy and bright bird to embellish a wreath and other holiday decor.

Create your own miniature driftwood Christmas tree ornament with these step-by-step instructions.

A fun Halloween garland to make with the kids using a paper egg carton, paint and googly eyes!

Make a whimsical, quick and easy autumn tablescape or centerpiece using winter hats and gloves.

This easy cowl knitting pattern creates both a neck warmer and headband in one! Perfect for the cooler fall days or as gifts for the holidays.

To get you into the Fall spirit, here are five perfect DIY upcycled pumpkin decor projects. 

A child’s simple comment that “this rock looks like a vase” inspired this lovely art piece with pressed flowers.

Have a collection of used and broken crayon stubs and pieces? Use them up with these reative and colourful broken crayon crafts and ideas.

Five fun and different ways to use driftwood for Christmas decor including some ideas that would be great for all year round!

Sometimes the best inspiration comes from the side of the road: driftwood, cattails and succulent porch decor.

Create a rustic driftwood and lavender window wreath for your front door following these simple steps.

To make this easy and fresh accessory, you just need a little bit of leftover yarn and a touch of time.

Trash found along the curbside is transformed into a quirky garden treasure.

Pressed flower crafts are a beautiful was to preserve and display those gorgeous seasonal blooms year-round. Check out these inspiring ideas!

Here are five of our favourite and most inspiring projects using plastic spoons and forks. For some, you won’t even believe that’s what they’re made from!

Did you know you can pick and dry your own Linden tea flowers and leaves from trees you’re likely to find in your neighbourhood?

Stunning centerpieces don’t have to break the bank. Try this DIY stone inscribed fresh flower centerpiece for your next special event.

The Minions movie is here!We’ve been seeing lots of great Minion-inspired projects out there and wanted to share our favourite five.

Transform an old, unused cooler into a unique and functional vegetable planter. 

If you have school-aged kids then you most likely have heard of Shopkins. If you’re wondering how to play with Shopkins, consider these five fun math games.

When you think of animals from Canada, along with the moose, Canada goose and polar bear, the beaver comes quickly to mind. In celebration of Canada Day we have designed a baby beaver crochet applique. Pop by the blog for the free pattern.

Sometimes we have perfectly useful accessories that just need to be refreshed. In this post we restyle a set of outdated plastic bangles with colorful t-shirt yarn.

We were fortunate to be able to spend this past weekend at the cottage. As we roamed around the property, we were reminded of where our creative and crafty side comes from: our parents!

Create a beautiful keepsake farmhouse inspired throw pillow using your child’s old baby clothes. This floral upcycled clothing idea also makes a thought DIY gift idea for mom or grandma.

Looking for some wallet-friendly yet stunning decor ideas for a spring party? In this blog post we describe simple DIY touches for a special spring event.

Get that clutter under control with this free rectangular crochet basket pattern. A great way to upcycled old t-shirts and get organized at the same time!

Make these adorable angelic fridge magnets with baking soda and cornstarch clay and your favourite cookie cutter. But be careful: the magnets will outshine any artwork that they are meant to hold in place!

Repurposing old t-shirts for craft projects is a great way to keep them out of the landfill. There are so many possible uses for t-shirt yarn and in this post we show you how you can make your own yarn, using the entire shirt.

Add some order and style to that jewelry pile with this easy DIY wall necklace organizer idea (from a cedar plank!).

Follow these step by step instructions to create this beautiful reclaimed silk and blueberry dyed wood bead necklace.

From reducing costs to being kind to the environment, there are many reasons to look for creative ways to acquire materials for crafting.