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Look super chic for the rest of the summer with this DIY leather leaf necklace.
Turn strips of paper in to this adorable quilled owl.
Did you use to play with pick up sticks when you were in Primary School? Now you can make your own!
CO+K crafters are in good company. Did you know that actress Amanda Seyfried loves to dabble in a bit of DIY?
In a recent issue of Teen Vogue, a journalist going to meet Amanda revealed:
"... her signature glamourously wavy blond hair peeking out from a mustard-yellow cable-knit cap that she made herself. In a bag on the table is a DIY dog-collar kit for Finn, her-blue eyed Australian shepherd who lies lazily at her feet."
And if you love her Miu Miu shoes from the photo shoot, you can make your own with Stacie G's how-to »
You can read the complete interview with Amanda online at Teen Vogue »
A Parisian indulgence, macarons are fashionable, extravagant and delicious. I ♥ Macarons by Hisako Ogita will teach you how to make these tasty treats in your own kitchen.
With limitless ingredients, toppings and fillings, the possibilities are endless when it comes to macaroon flavours, toppings and fillings. Baking macarons is known for being a tricky art but this book teaches the delicate process with easy to follow step-by-step photos and instructions, offers recipes for a selection of indulgent fillings including praline cream, blueberry jam cream and match (green tea) cream. There's also ideas on how to package up your finished creations and recipes for using up the leftover egg yolks.
Bring the taste of French patisseries in to your home with macaroons fit for a queen.
Love it or hate it, these marmite cupcakes are very unique!
If you love gin, then why not try making your own with your own choice on botanicals.
Our latest Crafty Superstar is fashionista Audrey Kitching, who has been posting DIY couture all week long.
Indie rocker Adam Green has turned his hand to art and has a new art show called Teen Tech in NY.
You can now add videos to your how-to projects. Just click the Add Video button, link up your YouTube and then you can either upload or import your videos to your steps.