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Have some bright yarn remnants and a few newspapers? You can transform them into adorable little yarn-covered birds for spring or Easter! They would be wonderful as part of your Easter Tree Decorations, displayed on their own, or arranged into a charming bird garland. Our Best Makes Ever series carries on with today’s simple yarn-wrapped … Read more
Planning a road trip? Classic car games are a wonderful way to keep children entertained during the drive. And who doesn’t enjoy the Would You Rather game? Creating Would You Rather questions for kids is simple, but you might run out of ideas when preparing for a lengthy journey! Our free printable Would You Rather … Read more
A down-to-earth, personal guide to creating a home you adore through thrifting, crafting, gardening, and thoughtful choices. Quick Overview What: A personal look at my genuine decorating approach and the six principles I’ve followed since my very first apartment. Who it’s for: Anyone longing for a beautiful, meaningful home but feeling worn out by trends, … Read more
I’m always delighted to discover new knitters and crafters to introduce to you. There are countless exceptionally talented, creative, and kind makers out there! It is also great fun to showcase their work with you and encourage you to try a fresh knitting design. Today, I’m pleased to welcome Kaz Kew to Red Ted Art … Read more
If a closed terrarium resembles a damp, hidden woodland, this project is a luminous, stone-filled desert scene displayed in a bowl. After so many of you requested additional succulent projects, I realized I needed to make the ultimate guide to anopen terrarium dish garden-theproperway. The main distinction?Drainage and ventilation.Succulents and cacti cannot tolerate “wet feet,” … Read more
There’s a special kind of wonder in a closed terrarium. Beneath the glass, it becomes a miniature, self-sustaining universe—a living artwork that brings the calm, leafy atmosphere of a forest floor into your home. I’ve always found them captivating, though I’ll be honest—they may feel somewhat daunting at first. Which plants should you choose? What … Read more
I’ll admit something. Whenever I step inside a thrift shop, I’m rarely searching for one specific item. I’m searching for possibility. A jar that might shelter a miniature woodland. A creamer destined to become a plant pot. A colander practically pleading for succulents to tumble through its openings. I can’t always say why I pick … Read more
Oh my goodness, I am absolutely thrilled to share these quirky and playful paper birds with you today! They are actually a wonderfully simple origami bird design for children, and with a bit of extra decoration, they become even more delightful! Discover how to create a paper bird today! This is an ideal paper bird … Read more
It’s time for some charming Easter Clay Ideas. We really enjoy crafting with air-drying clay at Red Ted Art HQ, and we also love creating easy Pinch Pot Projects throughout the year. Today, we have a delightful Easter Pinch Pot Idea to share with you. These Easter Egg Pinch Pots are incredibly simple and can … Read more
Have you ever spotted something gorgeous in a shop, checked the price, and burst out laughing? That was exactly my reaction to Anthropologie’s dried flower frames. Beautiful? Absolutely. Worth the hefty cost? Not to me, especially once I realized I could create my own. So that’s what I did. It also inspired me to think … Read more