Brazilwood, logwood and fustic are great dyes for beginners, as they are both easy to use and very economical.
I will share with you some secrets that I have learnt over the years on how you can get bright and strong colours with natural dyes.
Discover the story behind the robes of Buddhist monks. Find out why they wear yellow or orange and how the cloth is traditionally dyed.
Unlock your creativity with dried hydrangea wreaths. Learn how to pick, dry, and arrange the flowers to create gorgeous and DIY home decor.
Healing with herbs and other natural remedies is becoming popular and making your own medicines is quite an art.
Discover the ancient tradition of dream pillows and learn how to create your own using natural herbs and flowers.
Preserve the beauty of your favorite flowers all year round with the simple and affordable methods of sand-drying and air-drying.
Drying roses with this method is fairly easy, and they turn out beautiful.
You can preserve the fresh beauty of flowers for years in their natural vivid colors without a great deal of work or expense.
Making your own potpourri is easy and fun. It can be as simple as a bowl of lavender buds, or a mass of different dried botanicals with fragrance oils.
A midsummer child flower activity is easy and fun! Make your own potpourri using fresh flowers from the garden.
Uncover the hidden history of potpourri. Originally a necessity in damp castles, it has now become a fragrant addition to our homes.
Get ready for the tooth fairy! Here’s how to craft a cute denim pillow to make the experience even more memorable.
Take advantage of the next rainy day you find yourself bored to pieces. Call your grandparents up and make a date or volunteer at a retirement home. They will appreciate it and you might have the time of your life!
You can treasure the memory of your child’s first steps forever by bronzing his first set of baby shoes. And you can do it yourself relatively inexpensively and easily.