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As you progress in stained glass crafting, so does the urge to get creative and build complex projects. You’ll soon experience the urge to add intricate glass shapes and create stained glass projects with the tricky rippled, drapery, or fused glass. The best stained glass saw lets you retain the precision and control of a … Read more
Stained glass making can be a very fun and exciting hobby. But the craft uses a ton of tools and supplies, enough to make a beginner’s head spin. And that’s where starter kits save the day – they have an assortment of the essential supplies and tools you need to create your first stained glass … Read more
Working with stained glass is a delicate yet rewarding craft, but only if you have the best stained glass cutter. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a budding newbie, superior glass cutting tools can improve your craft to let you create masterpieces. If you’re a fan of efficiency like us, you crave the sharp and precise cuts … Read more
Now here is a upcycle that you can really stand back and whistle at. From this To this Using these 2 liter coke bottles. See how you cut one of them lower? They’ll look like this: Slip them together like this Make rings out of 8 inch strips of duct tape Start stacking
I’ve heard the complaints that with some of the projects to paints cups, vases and the like, that you need to have a bit of artistic flair. This project offers a great work around for that – follow the pattern. Use old vases with patterns in them like dots or ridges. These will be your guide. … Read more
I had been gifted 10lbs of moose meat so I decided to make Moose Sausage. I made two batches: a mushroom, sage, gin and wine combo, and a rosemary, garlic and red wine variety. Recipes – each using 3lbs of moose meat and 3/4 lbs of pork fat): Mushroom and sage: 3 tbsp chopped sage, large handful … Read more
Who doesn’t love a nice piece of painted furniture? If you have put your hand up, you might be in the wrong place. Just kidding – like anything, it’s not to everyone’s taste, but for those of you who do enjoy it, we’ve got a great set of do’s and don’ts from DIY Home Staging … Read more
The title of this says gold-dipped, but it is actually a spray paint project – and there’s nothing wrong with that. I love spray paint, as the shelf in the basement crammed with cans of it will attest. This is a quick and easy way to make some unique objects for your home. They use … Read more
I like wine, and sometime last October, I decided I’d start saving the corks. You know, for fun. And I had this big empty glass canister, so it was a natural to put all the corks in there. Anyway, over time, the canister got embarrassingly full . I needed to do something with the corks, and … Read more
I’ve always dreamed of scooting about on a stylish Vespa. Perhaps one day I will. Until then, I can enjoy the things that people do to repurpose or expand their Vespas. You may recall the Vespa rocking horse I posted a few days ago: Well the creativity doesn’t stop there. One man converted his Vespa into a laptop … Read more