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paver2

"I saw this one time before but forgot all about it, so thanks for the reminder! Now I will have to go see exactly how she did it. It makes perfect sense to make a heavy duty plastic bag from a bunch of flimsy ones and now I am thinking gift bags for Christmas. Would that be too tacky?"

paver2

"I have never needle felted before but it looks like it's time to learn. This is so cute that I want to make at least a half dozen for the Christmas tree. I think I would put a tiny red nose on at least one, just for fun, and maybe some yarn harness."

Sigo

"I love the color choice of yarn used for this wreath. It has a fresh look of summer and the starfish motifs are just perfect to top it off."

bdtliv 2315379

"I like the snowman Tshirts. I really am looking for ideas for a table setting as I do a Christmas snowman theme."

Daughter of Light

"Oh my goodness! Aren't these Halloween decorations adorable. I can just see the neighborhood kids eating these up! The monster, jack-o-lantern and skull certainly do call for trick-or-treaters in our area. And the supplies are soooo reasonable...medium density fiber board, black hot glue, paint, ribbon and screws. If I had another pole I just might add a black cat!"

Shell Treasure Box

By: Jenny Barnett Rohrs from crafttestdummies.com

Shell Treasure Box

"Use your collection of shells and nautical napkins to create this Shell Treasure box- for holding MORE beach finds, of course! You can complete the project in an afternoon using craft paint, shells, napkins, glue, and wood beads. It's a perfect beginner craft and can be made with dollar-store items and found objects- so this nets out to under $5 and won't break the bank. The finished box makes a lovely gift, can hold potpourri, or trinkets on your nightstand."

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniquePainting

Beginner