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This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in June 2014. No doubt that I housed at least 1,000 caterpillars in my critter catcher between the ages of 5-10. I also named them, but that’s beside […]
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in June 2014. Flashback to first grade, I remember learning everything to do with telling time on one of these sweet yellow clocks. They …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in June 2014. Those magnetic refrigerator letters are almost as iconic as it gets when it comes to childhood playthings. They’re an educational must-have …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in July 2014. Wooden playthings are timeless and enjoyed by kids of all ages. There’s something to be said about classic wooden train sets …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in May 2014. I’m joining in on the mint tin upcycling fun today with a little project inspired by a little girl who loves …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in May 2014. A leftover candy tin seems to have endless potential when it comes to child play: a container for beads and friendship …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in March 2013. I’ve been slightly consumed assembling lots of little baskets for the upcoming Easter holiday. There’s plenty of inspiration in the retail …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in February 2013. I spent the weekend making my own handmade Valentine cards. If using as much glitter as I could was my goal, I …
This post was originally published on DIY Network’s blog Made + Remade in April 2015. Lightweight strollers are where it’s at, in my opinion. Compact enough to fit into the car, no frills to weigh it …
How many of you still make homemade birthday cakes? Whenever it comes up in conversation, it seems like we're the only ones, or one of the few families who doesn't resort to store bought or custom-order. …
I think there's a lot to be said about making long term investments like this at your home. The whole process of building the treehouse for our kids challenged us to create something that we'll have for …