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How to Create a Photo Booth
Liven up your next party with a homemade photo booth! Rachel Kashon of www.lupaandpepi.com will show you how it's done. All you need is a blank white wall and a little creativity. SUBSCRIBE on YouTube (Never miss a video!) http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=KinCommunity
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How to Create a Photo Booth
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Backyard Fun: DIY Teepee
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Fun for the 4th: Backyard Ring Toss
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Paper Envelopes and Liners: How to Make
Learning how to make your own envelopes and envelope liners will alter your crafting world! Utilizing Paper Source's ingenious template kits, you simply trace, cut and assemble -- easy peasy. Start with new and/or recycled papers (think vintage maps, wrapping paper, enlarged photo copies) and then prepare to embrace the Paper Source mantra 'Do Something Creative Every Day!'
The Ultimate Camp Care Package
It's the season for summer camp! Our Kin Parents Producer Robert Mahar helps you send a little love from home with this unique collection of fun and functional treats. Create a happy camper with this thoughtful care package!
Frame Your Embroidery: How to
Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching shares a clever way of framing your embroidery without damaging your work. No gluing! No cutting! So a year or two down the road when you decide that beautifully embroidered design would look great as a pillow or a quilt square, you can easily remove it from it's frame and repurpose it. Be certain to watch all of Jenny's videos for embroidery basics to more advanced stitching projects.
Ultimate Baby Shower Gift: How to Make
Little ones grow up so fast! Give a sweet and practical gift to the new mom that also helps document baby's first year. Our Kin Parents Producer Robert Mahar brings you 12 simple cotton onesies, progressively sized for each month (newborn through size 12) and each emblazoned with a cute iron-on month number graphic. So, each month the new kiddo is pictured in their new outfit, like a photographic growth chart for the baby book!
Rainbow Showers Mobile: How to Make
No one wants to see rain clouds hovering above their celebration, that is unless they're the magical meteorological variety designed by Heidi Bauer and Susie Bauer of Rock Scissor Paper! Shower someone special with these amazing party decorations - sewn rainbow showers falling from sweet tissue paper clouds.
Blend Embroidery Floss: How to
Add a new layer of detail to your embroidery projects with this simple technique of floss blending! Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching shows us a clever way of separating and combining floss to achieve effects like faux bois (wood grain) and shimmering metallic flames. Be sure to watch Jenny's entire playlist of embroidery basics and related needlework projects!
Embroider a French Knot: How to
Perhaps the loveliest and most feared of embroidery maneuvers - the French knot. Armed only with a needle and hoop, our fearless guide Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching leads the charge to conquering this knotty detail. Her unique technique will have you comfortable in no time and knotting up a storm. Be certain to watch all of Jenny's videos for embroidery basics to more advanced stitching projects.
Monogrammed Doormat: How to Create
There is something wonderful about DIY projects that bring style and beauty to simple everyday objects. We're so pleased to bring you this elegantly simple tutorial from Rae Friis, designer and co-owner of ARMOMMY. Welcome friends and family to your home with this custom monogrammed doormat!
How to Make An All-Purpose Household Cleaning Solution
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