BACKUP CRAFTY GIRL

Okay, so I know that Christmas is coming when it's almost July. lol! I know that may sound crazy, but anyway I always start thinking about making crafty Christmas gifts around this time of year. (Not only that, but when July rolls around I already feel like I better get a move on or I'm going to run out of time!) The nativity scene pictured above was made with vinyl cutouts that were either cut out by the crafter or purchased and glued onto the outside of the glass  mason jar . However, if you wanted to make this nativity scene or ones just like it, you can use the method I will out line below as it may be a little less expensive for you to make a lot more  nativity scene  mason jars to give away as gifts or to decorate your own home at Christmas. I just love  Deco Art paint pens  for many reasons. The paint is so easy to control and you can use them in all areas of your home without worrying about the mess of spilling and pouring paint, cleaning brushes and a...

I don't know what it is about fairy houses that intrigue me, but the one pictured above was so natural and pretty, and when I saw it, I said to myself, "I have to make that!" <<  See the best deals on fairy houses here  >> That's how I know when I want to share something with y'all. I think I really like the look of this fairy house because it's made with pebbles and rocks, and I happen to love the earthiness of rocks. And I love fairies. And when someone puts fairies together with rocks in a piece of art then it, quite simply, rocks, lol! Granted, the house pictured above is fairly elaborate, but I found  directions on how you can make a fairy house  using items you may already have on hand here at this site called The Fairy Garden . The look is similar but it's not quite as intricate.  It looks like a great starter home, lol! Here are some more pictures of beautiful fairy homes.  If you use your imagination you could probably make something j...