During a recent major clean out at home where no drawer was left unsorted I found way too many out of date business cards. There were cards ...

In amongst some goodies I picked up at a Garage Sale I found this. My initial reaction was oooooh! After a closer look it was more like ...

I think this would be a fun activity to do with children either at home or in a classroom setting. For this project I used: Pods, the Cof...

These cute crochet bangles started life like this. I found a heap of these metal bangles at a garage sale recently. Simple and fun to ...

This is the first DIY to reuse coffee pods. They are surprisingly pliable and make a great blank canvas. I used : Pods, Hammer, Felt, Hea...

I’m sure George Clooney has inspired people to do all sorts of things but I may well be the first person he has inspired to create new craft...

Last night when the was rain bucketing down I made the decision to not go into the shop today. I had planned to do some dyeing but knew the ...

Following my  “ The Crafter’s Way ” series on recycling plastic water bottles I have found some really great ideas, tutorials and images fro...

artisan has kicked off another year of exciting exhibitions starting with “Animated Steel: Heavier Metal” by Christopher Trotter, “Bespunk” ...

This week’s column is the last in the series ‘Reusing Plastic Water Bottles’. We will be using the lids for this project. You will also ...

We interrupt our series on Recycling Plastic Bottles to share some exciting Exhibitions and Classes. The Pine Rivers Art Gallery on Gympi...

In the second part of the series, Re-using Plastic Bottles, we are going to use the plastic rings left once you break the seal. To make this...

Over the next couple of weeks I’m going to show you 3 ways to recycle, repurpose and re-use all those plastic water bottles we collect. ...

Remember the tablecloth my Mum’s neighbour gave me? Mum had tried everything she knew to remove the stain. Now Mum has a bit of a reputati...

Over the holidays I took the opportunity to sort through my fabric shelf. I’m proud to say that I really didn’t have that much to begin with...