Step 1 – Prepare Cans For each bookmark, you will need one flattened can. If you need help breaking down the cans or flattening the aluminum, check the additional video tutorials at the bottom of this post. Note: You can cover the print, but I prefer to coordinate the can
This was such a fun project, and my YouTube community seems to love it, too. It is already one of my most watched videos. If you would like to see the whole project come together, you can check out the video below. Or read on for the step-by-step overview. Like
In today’s post, I will share three methods for adding an engraved look to some upcycled tin can earrings using specialty papers instead of an engraving machine. Check out the full tutorial in the video below. Preparing The Cans The first step is to empty and clean the can. You
If you craft with cans, here are seven ways I have finished the edges of my metal projects.
If you are new to glass fusing, a microwave kiln might be just what you need. In this post, I share my latest earring design that you can make using one of these small, affordable kilns. This style is a little more complicated than some of my other designs. So,
If you have a microwave kiln, here are some tips for finding glass to use if you would like to recycle and repurpose it.
I still have a lot to learn about this fun little laser, but here are some of the materials that I have engraved as a total beginner
Learn to make rope from plastic bags to take your crafting to the next level.
We have two cats, and a while back, I made them one cat bed, which, according to my advanced math skills, left us one bed short. I have heard that cats aren’t really great mathematicians, so maybe they don’t even care about a new bed. In my experience, they are
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