Do you hate decorating for Halloween and then having to remove it in such a short time? Next, you decorate for Thanksgiving, basically starting over. This fall leaf and ghost wall hanging was made so that you can cut down the ghosts on Nov 1st and leave the rest until you are ready to decorate for Christmas. See the link in my profile for directions and printable ghost templates.
If you love the taste of Caesar salad but don`t want to eat lettuce, try this yummy pasta salad recipe instead. Perfect for potlucks and game-day gatherings, it makes a nice side dish for dinner or lunch all by itself. (link in profile)
Love the look of those large heirloom pumpkins but don`t like the cost? Why not make some instead? Learn how to make extra-large pumpkins for our front porch with little money and minimal effort. (link in profile)
A crate with wheels makes a handy plant stand with storage underneath. Strong enough to handle a heavy pot that you can move around for watering and gives it extra height for sunlight. Make one for yourself today. (link in profile)
Looking for a warm dish to bring to the party? Try this delicious, creamy spinach dip recipe. It`s super easy to create, and makes plenty for the whole gang. (recipe = link in profile)
Here`s an easy wreath you can make with faux sunflowers, greenery, and a little pumpkin. You probably already have some of these items in your craft stash. It makes a great front door statement for fall and takes less than an hour to create. (link in profile)
These fun plant charms are easy to make. You can place one in a pot of flowers or a plant as an inspiring gift for a friend, or simply enjoy them in your own pots. Made with polymer clay, so they will last a long time. (details can be found through the link in my profile)
Potatoes au gratin. The perfect comfort food for fall or really any time of year. They`re easy to make from scratch and make a yummy, cheesy side dish for any dinner, potluck, or game day gathering. (recipe --> link in profile)
Upcycle an old tray with the beauty of bleeding tissue paper art. The colors are amazing, and it`s so easy to create beautiful, vibrant art with this gorgeous medium. Learn all about it through the link in my profile.
If you are growing heirloom flowers or have successful vegetable crops, you might want to consider saving some of the seeds for next year. Go one step further and host a seed swap with gardening friends, or attend a seed library. Learn more about all of these through the link in my profile.
Did you know that you can easily grow string of pearls and other vining succulents in a hanging teacup? It`s a great way to show off your collectibles and beautiful plants. Learn more about this DIY teacup planter idea through the link in my profile.
If you like loaded baked potatoes, then you`ll love this yummy appetizer. It has all the same flavors in smaller bites and a creamy dip. Perfect for parties or game day eats. Get the easy recipe through the link in my profile.
Have you tried card embroidery yet? It`s a fun way to create a beautiful handmade card with basic embroidery stitches. I even have a couple of basic templates to get you started. Learn more about this fun craft through the link in my bio.
Adding a couple of grow lights can make a big difference in what and how you grow plants indoors. They are easy to set up and last a long time. Come see more about this easy indoor gardening idea through the link in my profile.
Did you know that you can make jelly from beautyberries? The taste is mild be the color is fabulous, and if you already have them growing in your yard, it`s a fun nature craft to try. See more through the link in my profile.
Here`s a fun upcycle that repurposes a set of hanging baskets for fruit or other produce to create a pretty 3-tiered basket stand. Use it for organizing your bits and bobs or as a nice display piece. See how through the link in my profile.
Are you growing clematis? This lovely flowering perennial vine is easy to grow and comes in a wide range of colors and sizes. Many bloom early in the season and then again later, when many flowers are fading. Learn more about this beauty through the link in my bio.
Most salads in Greece do not have lettuce. However, that doesn`t mean you can`t make a delicious lettuce based salad with Greek flavors. This one has crispy romaine lettuce, crumbled feta, olives, tomatoes, fresh parsley, cucumbers, and red onion. It`s topped with a tangy lemon dressing for a refreshing salad that feeds a crowd. (recipe = link in profile)
