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Posted by Kristin St. Clair
Looking for a clever, inexpensive DIY Holiday gift for your friends? I think I’ve got you covered. Spend an afternoon making unique bangles from what other than… rope! Take a trip to your local Michael’s, where you will find all the supplies to keep you crafting all day long. Look for the Martha Stewart Crafts …
Tags: accessories, bangles, bracelets, craft, Craft Department, fashion, gift idea, gifts, ideas, jewelry, Kids, project
Posted on December 6th, 2011 in Make It | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Laura Kaesshaefer
Has cooking the perfect turkey monopolized your Thanksgiving prep? Looking for a way to entertain the kids and liven up the table all at once? Athena to the rescue with her adorable clip-art place mats from the November issue of Living! With just one day left before the big event, this will take all of …
Tags: craft, holiday, Thanksgiving
Posted on November 23rd, 2011 in Make It | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Hosanna Houser
For today’s guest post I’m thrilled to have my friend Cindy Treen share her beautiful work with the blog. One of the most talented people I know with a needle and thread, from large to small, her handcrafted work never fails to impress. This gallery is of some the quilts she has made in the …
Tags: Celebrate, craft, embroidery, Holidays, ideas, Inspiration Board, sewing
Posted on November 11th, 2011 in Make It, Photo Galleries | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Blake Ramsey
Halloween is just around the corner! If you’re anything like me, you’ve been dreaming up all sorts of fun ideas for the holiday, only to wait until the very last minute to take action. Have no fear, we have tons of easy ideas for every part of your Halloween celebration! You’re sure to find …
Tags: craft, Halloween, Holidays, Kids, Living, paper crafts, party
Posted on October 28th, 2011 in Make It, Photo Galleries | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Hosanna Houser
Recently on The Martha Stewart Show, we invited Erica Chan Coffman from the very popular blog Honestly…WTF to demonstrate the above glittered shoes with Martha. Who doesn’t love a good project that upgrades your fashion into looking designer without spending too much? Since glittered shoes seem to be everywhere this fall, it’s easy enough to …
Tags: accessories, craft, Craft Department, fashion, glitter, ideas, Inspiration Board
Posted on October 11th, 2011 in TV Crafts | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Hosanna Houser
As Jodi mentioned yesterday, it’s Craft Week at The Martha Stewart Show! Complete with introductions to the new Martha Stewart Crafts paint line, the new Holiday Crafts book, and our perennial favorites, the Martha Stewart Crafts craft tools, it’s a great week to be tuning into the show. And don’t forget to check out how …
Tags: books, Celebrate, craft, Craft Department, crafts, Holidays, ideas, Inspiration Board, Kids, paint, paper crafts, party
Posted on October 4th, 2011 in TV Crafts | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Blake Ramsey
I had SO much fun developing the costumes for this year’s Halloween Special Issue. You’ve seen Martha’s “Motha” costume in action, but have you seen the other six B-Movie-themed costumes that accompany her? Flip through the pages of the special issue and you’ll find some classic camp characters reinvented with basic supplies found at hardware …
Tags: costume, craft, fashion, Halloween, Holidays, Kids
Posted on September 28th, 2011 in Behind the Scenes, Photo Galleries | direct link to this entry |
Posted by Jim Noonan
In celebration of the 85th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Macy’s has put together a fabulous campaign called “Macy’s Great American Elf Adventure.” From August 9 to August 24, Macy’s shoppers were asked to participate in a scavenger hunt of sorts—little white elves were hidden throughout Macy’s store all over the country and customers were …
Tags: craft, Craft Department, glitter, Holidays, Macy's, TV Crafts
Posted on September 6th, 2011 in On The Web | direct link to this entry |