So how do you build a Scarecrow? Quite easily! It requires minimal materials, not a lot of time, and can be customized to fit whatever your purpose is. Materials: hammer scissors old clothes (jeans, button-up shirt, etc.) old boots twine nails straw or dried grass pillowcase Two 1×2 – 6′ garden stakes Process: Step 1
One of my favorite things to craft at home is wreaths for my front door! They are typically easy to put together, versatile, and fun. So, if you’re looking for something new to make for your front door, then look no further! If you’re in the mood to make some 4th of July crafts, then
The Fourth of July is a really versatile holiday. It allows you to repeat or reuse parts of your decorations from Memorial Day, which means less work. If you’re looking for a way to decorate that doesn’t repeat your Memorial Day holiday, then I’d suggest taking the different elements of patriotism apart: stars and stripes.
