Find step-by-step instructions for making this adorable panda bread at perfectpandas.com.
And if you want to see the original Japanese page where this recipe came from, go to: http://cookpad.com/recipe/349795
Find step-by-step instructions for making this adorable panda bread at perfectpandas.com.
And if you want to see the original Japanese page where this recipe came from, go to: http://cookpad.com/recipe/349795
Heather from DollarStoreCrafts.com made this lamp for a contest where you had to make a home decor item out of dollar store purchases totaling no more than $5.00. Brilliant and hysterical!
Get your hands on some leftover PVC pipe and a table saw and you can make this adorable frame. Tutorial can be found at DIYideas.com. Super cute. Might just get me over my fear of table saws.
Ring in a sweet New Year tonight with Marshmallow Pebbles Slabs! Just looking at the pictures makes my teeth hurt. haha. You can find the recipe at the Post Cereals website.
Did you know Marshmallow Pebbles cereal even existed? It was news to me!
What can you make out of a clear plastic cup, some cardboard, and a little imagination? Such an adorable handmade ornament idea! If you’re wondering where to get little miniatures like you see in this picture, check your local craft store, dollhouse miniature store, or cake decorating store. You can find the full the instructions at familyfun.go.com.
Inspired by those sugar cubes that sit on the rim of your mug, Meghan of normartha.org came up with this beautiful idea for creating miniature gingerbread houses that sit perched on the rim of your mug. These might look complicated but if you look at the great step-by-step photos/instructions on her blog, you’ll see how simple they are to make!
I love making edible goodies for holiday gifts. It’s a great thing for people on your list who either don’t need more stuff or for whom you just don’t know what to buy. These cherry mice look so easy too! All you need is: meltable chocolate, maraschino cherries, chocolate kisses, and almond slivers. Check out the awesome detailed step-by-step tutorial at omnomicon.com.
The Mochimochi Land website has adorable knitting patterns that you can buy and download and print out yourself. They are created by Anna Hrachovec. I’m especially fond of the “Tiny Things” series pictured above. How can you resist?! (via Craftzine)
Mini LP Gift Tags from Paul Overton on Vimeo.
The dudes at DudeCraft.com have come up with an ingenious DIY idea. Gift tags that look like miniature LP records! Love ’em. Check out the tutorial here to learn how to make them.
Free baby booty pattern by fabric designer Heather Bailey. Go to Craftzine.com to download this pattern and instructions.