Today, I’m showing you a few ways to clean and store your fabric cutting mat so it lasts as long as possible. Even though they’re called “self healing mats,” they’re not magic and need a little TLC to stay in good shape.
As my fabric stash grows, I find myself getting more and more frustrated with how its stored. Here are my favorite solutions for storing yardage, precuts, and scraps of fabric!
I made this really cute garland for less than $10. With my package of silk leaves, I was able to make more than 80 feet of garland! This is more than enough to string all around the house and make my home feel festive for fall.
Repainting a door is a fun way to instantly transform a room without a lot of effort. I started with the closet door in my craft room and it turned out really good, so I wanted to share what I did.
Cats can be pretty destructive when it comes to houseplants. Whether it’s eating the leaves, digging in the dirt or knocking your pots off the…
Houseplants are great to have around, unless you have cats and other pets who like to destroy them. Although it’s good that many types of…