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Posts Tagged ‘how to’
Welcome to Mochimochi Land! Toys galore to make you smile, including this cute, “fearsome” baby gator. It takes no time at all to put together and gives you reasons to smile for years to come! Make one, make two—make a whole family. And if you’re still so inspired, dive into Knitting Mochimochi to find an [...]
Photojojo knows all about photography, so CrafterNews asked them for their picks for gifts any dad or new grad will love. They scoured the internet, ripped pages out of magazines, and ransacked their closets to point us in the right direction.
Summer weddings are synonymous with the sights, sounds—even smells!—of the beautiful outdoors. Whether you’re a bride-to-be looking for unique DIY flair or a friend of the family, we have plenty of easy suggestions from our authors to help capture the celebratory spirit of summer.
CrafterNews asked the mother-daughter baking and decorating team behind the beloved Whimsical Bakehouse books, Liv Hansen and Kaye Hansen, what inspires their sweet creations.
Here are some easy, inventive, and—best of all—inexpensive tips for creating your own modern masterpieces for original décor, from artist and decorating consultant Lola Gavarry, author of DIY Art at Home: 28 Simple Art Projects for Chic Décor on the Cheap.
Follow Jillian Michaels’s three-step plan to boost your metabolism and lose weight.
Many folks believe that metabolism is the rate at which your body burns calories. But that’s just one thing your metabolism does.
What to do when your friend is dating a [loser] [drunk] [cheater] [etc.]
We can’t go anywhere without someone asking us, “How can I tell my friend-daughter-sister-niece-cousin she is dating the wrong guy?”
Elizabeth Rogers shares her top tips for a cheap, green, and healthy diet.
My philosophy about food is pretty basic: Eat simple, wholesome ingredients combined in delicious ways that provide me and my son, Emmett, with calories rich in flavor and nutrition.
Whether you’re starting your first job or a new job, here are thirteen ways to get noticed and improve your job standing.
Fortunately, being memorable is rarely achieved in grand, sweeping acts. Rather, it’s accomplished with small, meaningful gestures that build on each other, fostering goodwill over time. So, if you’re looking to give yourself a little status augmentation at work, consider the following strategies.
From Chow.com: “Andrea Nguyen, chef and author of Asian Dumplings, demonstrates three ways to fold a dumpling. She starts with the half-moon shape, segues into the pea pod, then finishes with a big hug. For more dumpling-making action, see our complete how-to on folding, as well as delicious dumpling recipes.”
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