A Tiny Wind Sock

Can't tell which way the winds blow? Maybe you're trying to get your kite off the ground? This tiny wind sock will come to your rescue. Half and hour with some paper, string, and a stick, and voila, you will have your own weather-telling device!

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Mailbox for Ants

What is this, a mailbox for ants, I hear you ask. This craft requires a lot of creativity to end up well. Use free materials from around the house, an empty container here, some cardboard there, use whatever you can find. The only prerequisites are some imagination!

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Magical Tea Set

Great for kids, a magical golden tea set. A part from a gathering trip to the woods, you'll need some felt, needle and thread, glue, and some golden paint. Sand paper could also come in hand to smoothen out those rough edges. While it may need a bit more than the average bitsy craft, it's definitely worth it!


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Cute Driftwood Keyholder

Need somewhere fancy to hang your keys, or maybe you just found some cool looking driftwood? Paint it, add some hooks, and hang it up near the entrance of your home! You can make it as articulate and colourful as you want, do it yourself projects are fully customizable after all.


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Weird Ring Thing

Make your kids one of these weird ring things. Throwing them at the correct angle will make them fly surprisingly far and smooth. They are very wind prone however, so make sure you play inside. Some cardboard, straws, and tape is all you'll need.


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Seashell Sailboats

Spending a day at the beach? Why not bring home some seashells for this perfectly cute craft. Place them in a bowl of sand, or place them around the house, these little boats will float anywhere!

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Monster Balloons

Monster Balloons, the perfect thing for a creative birthday party or celebration! Alternatively, they make good pets, just make sure they don't fly away when you take them for a walk. For added liveliness, the balloons should be filled with helium, the slightly difficult thing to come by for this craft.


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Tiny Hearts

These tiny crocheted hearts are perfect for your Valentines! Very cute and heart-warming, this craft promises a good evening with happy results. You will need a standard crocheting needle and of course, some yarn. Can you make an even smaller set than these ones?

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Glittery Magnets

Try your hand at decorating magnets. Put them somewhere where the sun shines, and be amazed at the glittery-ness every time you pass! You'll need some glitter, some glue, and some magnets. Be wary, glitter always goes everywhere, your hair, your nose, the carpet, everywhere. That's part of the fun of working with glitter, you'll sneeze gold for days! These magnets will be worth every last minute you'll spend making them. Magnets are always handy. Especially sparkly, glittery, self-made magnets.


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A Tiny Loom

Have you ever wondered how cloth is made, how weaving works? The best way to learn is by doing! No need to buy an expensive Loom, all you need is some cardboard, string, and a needle. This craft can be as small or as large as you'd like. You can make it be anything from plain blue to the most amazing rainbow, let your imagination loose as soon as you understand the concepts at hand.


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Miniature Plant Pots

Make some cute plant pots for your cute plants! For these you will need polymer clay, so make sure to pick some up at the store next time you pass by. You can shape them round, square, or even heart-shaped. Paint them afterwards, and hang them with string, be creative!

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Wine Cork Christmas Tree

Christmas is nearing, so what better than your very own wine cork Christmas tree! It's free, and recycles your corks. Well, almost free, you will need to drink some wine, or ask around a bit. This highly original craft will sit well on your desk, in a shelf, or anywhere you would like to have a fancy home-made Christmas tree, really. Creative, Stunning =)


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Record Breaking Paperplane

This isn't any old paper air-plane, it's the Guinness world record-setting glider! Find out what makes this folded piece of paper so special, by folding it yourself, in just a couple of minutes. Any standard rectangular format of paper will do. Toss it around the office or off a high place, and see how far it goes~

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Origami Pelican

Learn to fold an origami pelican today, right now! All you'll need is a square piece of paper, any size will do. The instructions are so simple you can do them with your kids. Bonus points for colourful paper and decorating it afterwards! Hang it up, or keep it on your desk, whichever you prefer.


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Crazy Spinning Turkeys

Make some spinning turkeys for this years thanksgiving! Just don't get dizzy watching this colourful little craft. You can stick them into empty bottles, flower pots, your garden, or carry them around all day. These turkeys get funnier the more you make, so be sure to make an army of them, each with they own little personality.


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Button Bracelets

All it takes for these simple and fashionable bracelets are some buttons and colourful string! Stun your friends with bright colours and made-at-home accessories. So simple anyone could make them, so creative anyone will enjoy them =)


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Cute Voodo Doll

Have a bunch of yarn lying around? Some buttons too? Maybe some spare time? That's all you'll need to enjoy an evening of voodoo-doll making!

Attach this cute hand-crafted little doll to your keys to make them harder to lose, or gift it to a friend to make them smile =)

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