Did you see the adorable Scissors Skills DIY in the Toddler and Preschool Activities section? This inexpensive rack serves as the hair salon "seating" in this activity. This also makes a great "floating shelf" - see my How-to's and Hacks section! Link top of page.

Core Wool is a must for your needle felting journey. Just learning how to Needle Felt? Visit my Needle Felting Basics section to get started.

I use this hand sander for every furniture rehab project and it never lets me down! The bag collects all the dust, it's lightweight, durable and does a great job!

This is the set of dice I use in my Toddler Dice DIY. Visit my blog to see the creative ways you and your toddler can use this set! Link at top of page.

This is the first set of needles I ever purchased and I still have some! This is a great starter set for needle felters. Visit my Needle Felting Basics section for tips of the trade and specifics on needles and other supplies

Hands down the easiest way for a small scale staining project, not to mention much neater than the usual stain!

I have FINALLY solved my pesky chipmunk problem! So apparently birds can't taste the pepper but little hungry squirrels and chipmunks detest it! While it won't harm them, it sends them fleeing like a kid presented with lima beans! (I have seen it first hand)! Suet will last three times as long, saving you money and earning you respect from your feathered friends.

My favorite Needle Felting foam blocks. Sometimes simple is best.

I am in love with liquid sculpey! Visit my DIY section for inspiration and ideas! So many possibilities!