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Holiday Curtain Tiebacks DIY

Tuesday Nov 15th, 2022

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This fun & affordable DIY is the perfect way to make your home even cozier during the holiday season!   What you will need: Ribbon, Ornament of your choice, Glue Start by cutting the ribbon to an appropriate length Take your ornament and glue it to the centre of your ribbon Tie the ribbon around your curtain Enjoy your simple & festive curtain tiebacks! [read more]

Chewy Chocolate Chip Recipe | Winter 2022

Wednesday Dec 21st, 2022

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Try this delicious and simple recipe for the holidays… Ingredients 2 cups all-purpose flour ½ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon salt 1 cup packed brown sugar ¾ cup unsalted butter, melted ½ cup white sugar 1 egg 1 egg yolk 1 tablespoon vanilla extract 2 cups semisweet chocolate chips   Instructions Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Grease cookie sheets or line them with parchment paper. Sift flour,... [read more]

Hanukkah DIY

Wednesday Nov 10th, 2021

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Paper "Stained Glass" Menorah You will need:  - Black construction paper - Coloured tissue paper - Silver or gold tissue paper - Glue stick - Scissors or craft knife 1. Draw an outline of a menorah and candles on a piece of black construction paper with a white or light-coloured pencil. Then cut out the candles and the menorah with scissors or a craft knife.  2. Cut out rectangles slightly larger than your candle outlines using coloured tissue... [read more]

Damage-Free DIYs

Tuesday Feb 22nd, 2022

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Do you (or someone you live with) always change your mind when it comes to home decor and DIY projects? We've rounded up the best damage-free DIY projects that won't ruin your walls when you want something new.  1. Decorative wall arch (or any shape) You've heard of peel & stick wallpaper, or vinyl wall decals, now it's time to get creative with it. Painted arches or murals on an empty wall have become very popular, but for someone who likes to change up... [read more]

DIY Snowy Mason Jars

Tuesday Oct 27th, 2020

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These Christmas Tea Light holders are incredibly easy to make using unexpected items: epsom salt and glitter. They are a beautiful holiday display for flameless tea lights, or could even be used as a vase for holiday garland or flowers.   What you'll need Glass jar 1 cup epsom salt 1tbsp glitter (white or translucent) Mod Podge (or tacky glue) Sponge brush for applying the glue Twine or ribbon Small piece of greenery Hot glue gun   1.... [read more]

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