You’ve heard the classic saying, “April showers bring May flowers”, but maybe you’ve also heard, “May flowers bring June brides”. Wedding season is almost upon us and the planning that leads up to a couple’s big day can be stressful and exhausting. Whether you, a family member, or a friend will be the one walking down the aisle this year, everyone involved in wedding planning needs a day off every now and then. Gather your bridal party for a relaxing day trying out these fun, easy, and inexpensive magnetic, DIY wedding crafts for some stress-free celebration! Continue reading →
Cinco de Mayo, the Mexican Day of Independence, is right around the corner. The holiday recognizes the day when Mexico’s army defeated Napoleon III and the French forces on the battlefield in 1862. Despite the holiday’s history, it is celebrated more so in America than in Mexico. Continue reading →
Forgetting your house or apartment key is never a fun time. Luckily, magnets are once again here to help. With just a few small disc magnets and a trip to your local hardware store, you can create a sneaky hide-a-key system to help you out the next time you’re in a pinch or need the neighbors to water your plants. This DIY, magnetic door knocker key hider is a snap to make! Continue reading →
On April 22, 1970, nearly 20 million Americans gathered together to demonstrate a need for a more sustainable environment. It led to the creation of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the passage of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, and eventually the 1992 United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. To honor these achievements, Earth Day was born. Today, it’s the largest single day of observance in the world and celebrated by almost one billion people. Continue reading →
Friday the 13th doesn’t show up too often on the calendar, but when it does, some people let superstitions get the best of them. There are several possible origins of this unlucky day, and it depends who you ask. Some possible backstories include The Last Supper, the deaths of various historical figures, and the day when the Knights Templar was dismantled and destroyed. Omens of bad luck are often associated with black cats, breaking a mirror, or knocking over a salt shaker. Here are a few ways to incorporate these symbols of misfortune in some Friday the 13th crafts for a fun and enjoyable way to spend the unlucky day. Continue reading →
April 6th is National Tartan Day in the United States! If you’re unfamiliar with the holiday, it is the day those with Scottish heritage (or anyone) celebrates the Scottish day of Independence. In fact, the Scottish declaration of independence served as model for the United States’ own version in 1776! Continue reading →
Easter is almost here! Peter Cottontail is hopping down the bunny trail, ready to leave baskets of chocolate, candy, and other treats for families all over. Show some love for this hard-working rabbit with a simple, DIY magnetic egg planter. With colored eggs and fresh flowers, you’ll really be able to capture the spirit of Easter and spring. Keep reading to learn how! Continue reading →
St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated every March 17 to honor the patron saint of Ireland and celebrate Irish heritage and culture. On St. Patrick’s day, you’re bound to see tons of green, leprechauns (the holiday’s most popular mascot), and plenty of four-leaf clovers. To get you in the Irish spirit, we have the perfect St. Patrick’s Day decor for you! This St. Patrick’s Day DIY magnetic shamrock is an easy way to show your appreciation for the March holiday, while still being festive. Continue reading →
We are in the midst of the 2018 Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. Although the United States might not be panning out to be one of the top countries in the medal count, it’s still fun to commemorate this special occasion and celebrate the accomplishments of athletes from every nation. This DIY Magnetic Medal Count Board is the perfect way to continue celebrating the Winter Games. Continue reading →
We all know the feeling of panic when scrambling around for a last minute Valentine’s Day gift. Valentine’s Day, after all, is a holiday specifically geared toward displaying your love and affection for your significant other (and other loved ones in your life). Finding the perfect gift that has purpose and meaning can be difficult in today’s world of cheesy cards, unoriginal flower bouquets and been-there-done-that boxes of chocolates. One way you can prove your love with gift-giving is to create a DIY gift. Do-it-yourself projects not only make great presents, but are often more meaningful than buying one in a store. Continue reading →
You’ve heard the classic saying, “April showers bring May flowers”, but maybe you’ve also heard, “May flowers bring June brides”. Wedding season is almost upon us and the planning that leads up to a couple’s big day can be stressful and exhausting. Whether you, a family member, or a friend will be the one walking down the aisle this year, everyone involved in wedding planning needs a day off every now and then. Gather your bridal party for a relaxing day trying out these fun, easy, and inexpensive magnetic, DIY wedding crafts for some stress-free celebration! Continue reading →
Cinco de Mayo, the Mexican Day of Independence, is right around the corner. The holiday recognizes the day when Mexico’s army defeated Napoleon III and the French forces on the battlefield in 1862. Despite the holiday’s history, it is celebrated more so in America than in Mexico. Continue reading →
Forgetting your house or apartment key is never a fun time. Luckily, magnets are once again here to help. With just a few small disc magnets and a trip to your local hardware store, you can create a sneaky hide-a-key system to help you out the next time you’re in a pinch or need the neighbors to water your plants. This DIY, magnetic door knocker key hider is a snap to make! Continue reading →
On April 22, 1970, nearly 20 million Americans gathered together to demonstrate a need for a more sustainable environment. It led to the creation of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the passage of the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, and eventually the 1992 United Nations Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. To honor these achievements, Earth Day was born. Today, it’s the largest single day of observance in the world and celebrated by almost one billion people. Continue reading →
Friday the 13th doesn’t show up too often on the calendar, but when it does, some people let superstitions get the best of them. There are several possible origins of this unlucky day, and it depends who you ask. Some possible backstories include The Last Supper, the deaths of various historical figures, and the day when the Knights Templar was dismantled and destroyed. Omens of bad luck are often associated with black cats, breaking a mirror, or knocking over a salt shaker. Here are a few ways to incorporate these symbols of misfortune in some Friday the 13th crafts for a fun and enjoyable way to spend the unlucky day. Continue reading →
April 6th is National Tartan Day in the United States! If you’re unfamiliar with the holiday, it is the day those with Scottish heritage (or anyone) celebrates the Scottish day of Independence. In fact, the Scottish declaration of independence served as model for the United States’ own version in 1776! Continue reading →
Easter is almost here! Peter Cottontail is hopping down the bunny trail, ready to leave baskets of chocolate, candy, and other treats for families all over. Show some love for this hard-working rabbit with a simple, DIY magnetic egg planter. With colored eggs and fresh flowers, you’ll really be able to capture the spirit of Easter and spring. Keep reading to learn how! Continue reading →
