Here is the first part of the Loki Costume tutorial. It’s a fairly simple and inexpensive way to make a Loki staff that actually lights up. You will need: Loki Staff template Cardboard (I...
A shag rag rug is the perfect way to use up old shirts or other rag material you might have laying around the house.
This tutorial shows how to make a Christmas wreath using pine cones. The pine cones are spray painted white to create a contrasting background for the red birds and ribbon. I recently saw where...
Here is part 2 of the Harry Potter costume tutorial. This covers making the robe, the house crest, and a pair of glasses.
This is a quick and easy Harry Potter costume that requires almost no sewing, save for a small bit to attach the robe closure. It’s easy enough that kids can make it themselves.Â
Here is the third and final part of the Thor costume tutorial.
You can upcycle an old pair of jeans into a fun denim skirt by adding a little bit of material. It’s a good way to use up old jeans that have holes in the...
This is a quick way to put a “reverse” image design on an Easter egg. The only things you’ll to create these silhouettes are blown out eggs and some spring leaves. I used a...
With St. Patrick’s Day being next week and all, a leprechaun costume or two usually shows up this time of year. You can turn pretty much any pair of plain, black shoes into leprechaun shoes to go...
This decoration was inspired by those garden spinners that seem to be so popular now. They’re usually metal, in several layers, and the layers separate and spin at the slightest breeze.
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Hey there! I’m Amber, The Woodland Elf. I’m here to teach you how to make cool stuff without spending a lot of money on it. From kick-ass costumes and fun craft projects to the occasional off-grid living tips, you can learn how to “DIY Your Life,” and maybe even help make the planet a little greener in the process.Â
