Maternity pyjamas and nursing nightwear to see you through pregnancy and beyond. Choose from robes and kimonos, pyjama sets and nighties.

How to Make 6-Pointed Paper Snowflakes: This step by step guide will teach you how to make SIX pointed paper snowflakes. Most people make (and most how-tos teach) snowflakes with four or eight points. Real snowflakes in nature form with six points (or occasionally three if they formed wei…

Get your kids psyched about STEM and STEAM with interactive activities they can do at home. They'll be amazed to use science, technology, engineering, art, and math in a setting that feels nothing like school.

I have to tell you all if you didn’t know already that my favourite social media platform at the moment is Pinterest – it is so visual and I take a lot of inspiration from it. This is what happened when I found the below Pin: These are the materials we used: TP rolls wash tape – I had two designs: the geometrical one and the silver one; glittery foam – cut in the shapes you like: hearts, rounds etc. I think that the images are explaining the craft but f you have any other questions please let me know. These are great as jewellery boxes for little kids don’t you think? Here are the links to the original pins: Follow Otilia Stocks’s board Crafts on Pinterest. Like this Article? Subscribe to Our Feed!

These DIY binoculars are absolutely beautiful and so easy to make! The pressed flowers add such a sweet and personalized touch to this craft. Children

This paper acorn is so easy to make! Craft a few to create a cute fall garland, place them in a bowl for table decor, or use them as little treat boxes.

DIY Swirly Paper Flowers: I found instructables more than a year ago while I was searching for paper flower tutorials and I was amazed to find out all these amazing flower tutorials in this site. After a long time I've finally decided to post a paper flower ible as soon …

These handprint lilies are so beautiful and surprisingly easy to make! They'd make such a thoughtful handmade gift idea for Mother's Day if you make a small bouquet and tie them together with a ribbon. Or you could make a bouquet of handprint Easter lilies if you use white paper. Can Easter lilies be pink? I think they're just white? Either way, they're adorable for spring and they're a wonderful low mess craft to make with the kids! I had such an awesome helper when I made these paper handprint lilies! My spunky 5 year old loves crafts, and she

Today I'm going to show you how to make pinwheels - they are so pretty and they really spin! These are a simple, summertime craft project you can make with household materials. Since I wanted to make these for my kids, I really needed to find a way to make sure the pinwheel wouldn't break apart and send pieces flying everywhere! This method works beautifully! I had posted another pinwheel project before, but I just wasn't happy with the results. You can check out my other paper pinwheels tutorial here, but keep in mind that I much prefer this new

Today's ornament is an origami flower I saw one time made out of money. I changed it up a bit as you'll see. These flowers are far quicker than the last poinsettia I showed you and they are pretty spiffy once they are finished. Best of all, it only takes 2 or 3 supplies!! 25 Days of Hand Made Ornaments #15 - Origami Poinsettia's Supplies: 3 pieces - 2 5/8" x 6 1/4" Red Cardstock or Paper Wire Stamens (optional) Instructions: 1. Starting on the short ends, fold each end in 1/2 - 1" Both ends should be folded the same (both 1/2", both 3/4", etc.). (sorry for the rotten pic) 2. Fold in half length wise, crease and open back up again. 3. Fold the short ends in towards the center crease - just like you were making a paper air plane. Do this on both ends as shown. 4. Now fold each of the long sides in half meeting at the original center crease as shown in the photo. 5. Fold at the original center crease. NOTE: By this time if you used cardstock it is getting very thick so you may have to go over the crease using a bone folder. 6. Fold so the points meet each other. Creasing here is not necessary. Just a pinch fold will be fine. This is to help fan the petals out in the finishing steps. 7. Now repeat steps 1-6 for the remaining two pieces of paper. You should end up with three sets of petals once you are done. Each piece of paper will create two petals once you are finished. 8. (optional) Add the stamen by poking a hole in the center of one set of petals. Tie a wire around the stamen and slide it into the hole as shown. Close the sides back up to hide the wire. 9. Hold all three sets of petals side by side. If you added stamen to one set of petals, this set should be the center petals. Wrap a piece of wire around all three sets twice and twist at the bottom. The excess wire will form the stem and you're way to attach the finished flower to your tree, gift or other object. 10. Spread the petals out so they are spaced evenly. 11. Open and flatten each petal ~ this is when your poinsettia will take shape. I really like using cardstock because once you reach this step the cardstock holds it's shape very well. You don't have to worry about tearing the paper or fussing with the petals to make them look nice. And you're finished! It's shown here with the crepe paper poinsettia I made the other day. This is a really quick technique for creating cool looking poinsettias to add to your home decor, tree, gifts, etc. You can of course use this technique with money instead of paper but please don't add the stamen...the government frowns on poking holes in it ;) LOL!! Be sure if you haven't posted in the Optical Lens Give-A-Way yet you still have a bit of time to do so. I'll be drawing the winner tomorrow :) I'll also have another ornament to share with you tomorrow as well as some vintage postcards! Hope to see you then!! Take care and have a great weekend!!

Make this paper toy and be mesmerized by the colorful action! Get the template and instructions on Babble Dabble Do.

Every year, I enjoy coming up with a new way to package little surprises and activity cards for our advent calendar. My girls wake up delighted at the thought of opening tiny presents and treats as we count down until Christmas morning. I was scrolling through advent ideas on the ol’ Internet last week, and…

Тема этой маленькой серии - море и песок, гамма очень натуральная, ракушки - само собой :) Как делала: основа - переплетный картон, текстурная паста Marabu мастихином, слегка размытые водой спреи, потом гессо, белый и голубой песок на клей, много ракушек разных размеров (очень мне нравятся самые маленькие :), для устойчивости под ракушки кое-где приклеила камни голубого цвета, полужемчужины, сверху брызнула лаком-спреем. Выбирать зову Наташу, Таню (спасибо за тему :), им я должна, Олю, еще одна - свободна. Велкам! (АТС очень объемные, не знаю, как их хранить будете :))) №1 - Natalia №2 - Татьяна Гомельская №3 - JAIN №4 - Juchok По заданию ScrapMagia "Текстура" - из текстурной пасты мой фон и "волны" на нем, один из самых любимых материалов! Всегда в ящике есть паста фирм Marabu (люблю за белоснежность и легкость) и Reeves (эту - за плотную структуру, которой можно создать большой объем).

Get these free printable egg shape templates for Easter that you can use for kids' coloring pages, craft projects, activities and decorations.

Surprise someone with these free printable DIY bunny boxes! They're quick and easy to make and make great Easter gifts!

We love this Mother's Day Craft for Teens!

Eeek!! Easter just snuck up on us this year, didn't it? It is so strange having it later in April, and for some reason it just hit me today...

This is a digital print of vintage paper dolls used in the early 20th century. This is a digital product, you will not receive a physical item but a digital copy of the paper dolls to print yourself on 8.5" x 11" paper-I recommend a heavy card stock. The colors are as shown, but may vary slightly depending on the printer used. Our watermark will be removed from the files you receive. These images can be used for card making, scrapbooking, journaling, collage, mixed media, Kid Crafts, Print and frame, transfers, digital art, notebooks, tags, gift cards, decoupage, t-shirts, jewelry making, home decor, wall hangings, craft projects, birthday party favors, and many more creative ways. They're also a popular gift for flower girls. A wonderful activity that is sure to keep your little ones entertained for hours! Paper dolls are so much fun! These can be printed out as many times as you'd like and are meant to be played with for years to come. WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE IN YOUR ORDER: One 8 x 10" JPG file at 300 DPI. Print sizes can be resized. After purchasing digital sheet you will immediately receive a download email from Etsy (please check your spam folder if you cannot see it). You will be able to access and download files from your Completed Orders page at your own convenience. Printing on photo paper or cardstock does save ink and will result in sharper images then printing on regular paper. Please remember that colors may vary from computer to computer You MAY sell this image in your tangible altered format in your small crafting business. You may NOT resell or share the digital image as is or in a printed collage sheet. All sales are final. Due to the instant download digital nature of products, there are no refunds or exchanges offered on purchases.

Making art out of everyday things is my kind of fun. Check out these 22 creative ideas for post-it crafts! 1. Heart piñata Use Post It's to make this adorable heart shaped piñata or any piñata for that matter! Find the tutorial at The House That Lars Built. 2. Calendar Turn a simple Post It into

Doesn't that title just make you smile? Hello everyone and welcome to my little crafting corner! I hope you had a fabulous weekend and are all rested up for a new week. I just got home last night from a wonderful 2 days of Copic Marker Classes with the awesome instructor Sherrie Siemens. This year for my Valentines Day gift, my sweet hubby agreed to travel 6 hours, by car, with a puppy, to Orlando so that I could attend these classes! Is he a keeper or what? So, my head is still just bursting with information, tips and techniques and I hope once I recover from the trip I can put some of this info to good use! Ok, on to today's post...... Recipe: * I found these cute little light bulbs at Hobby Lobby and filled them with yellow jelly beans. *My tags are from the Silhouette Online Store and the light bulb paper is from the "Monsters and Robots" paper stack by Recollections (perfect paper for this release by the way!) * The fun light bulb stamps are from the Peachy Keen Stamp set PKSC-14 (February 2013). I colored the bulbs with Copic markers and added a bit of silver stickles to the "metal" portion of the bulb. I cut 2 bulbs for each tag and used pop dots to layer them for a bit of dimension. * The fun sentiment is from February's Mid-Month Release. The stamp set is called "Made on Planet Earth Sentiments" (PK-186) This is such a fun stamp set.... *For the finishing touches on my light bulbs, I added some silver Stickles to the top of my tag and tied them on with a bit of "Lemon Tart" twine from Trendy Twine. I just love the way these turned out! Finally a treat that I can give to the guys - not a hint of pink or flowers anywhere! Ok, I'm finished up here, but before I go I need to remind you about the sale going on right now at Peachy Keen Stamps - Kathy has an awesome sale going on and you don't want to miss it! The sale ends 2-19-13 so be sure to head on over and take advantage of the savings! I hope you have an awesome day and I'll be seeing you soon! Until next time,

This cute little hedgehog is made from and unwanted paperback book. It measure about 7 inches long. Kids and adults love them, makes a great teacher gift! Removable hearts or affixed bows.