Creative Thanksgiving DIY Ideas We have been on another creativity search around the internet and bringing you another set of Fantastic Friday Finds with our creative Thanksgiving DIY ideas. Seeming next week

A beautiful way to stitch your thanks with this free Thanksgiving Cross Stitch pattern. Thanksgiving may be over for me (here in Canada) but my American neighbors are preparing for the big feast. For

Being creative and crafty is good for your health among many other great benefits. So when someone asks you why you craft, tell them it’s good for your health! Creativity is Great

100 Stitch EACH Day Cross Stitch Challenge Ever feel like your stitch bug has went on vacation? Or maybe you just have so many things on your to do list that you

Ramen is SUCH a comfort food, but at the same time… the carbs! A main staple in ramen is the noodles. That problem is solved right here! Low carb ramen. Great for

Cross stitch lingo is fairly simply once you understand it. Every hobby has its lingo and cross stitching has it’s own dictionary.  If you ever join any cross stitch groups, you will be

Let’s start with a simple question . . . why do we need creativity? I bet the first thing that comes to your mind is “I’m totally NOT creative, it can’t be

Fun & Easy Quail Craft for Kids Thinking of the ABCs and trying to tie them to crafts I realized that there are very few crafts for things that start with Q.

Easy Nachos Recipe – with a healthy option! This is a staple in my household, usually on a Friday night when you want to munch on junk food and channel surf. You

Zoodles & Ground Turkey Meatballs Recipe Easy and tasty, low in carbs! You will love this zoodle and ground turkey meatballs recipe! This zoodle and ground turkey meatballs recipe is a result

Downloadable Cross Stitch Patterns Downloadable cross stitch patterns are the new way to get your stitch fix. If you go to a craft store nowadays and look at the cross stitch section

Beating Sugar Addiction was a success! We have been successful at beating sugar addiction. Alright, we’ve finished treatment, and we are past the sugar withdrawals and on to the everyday life that