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    Make an art portfolio

    Sep 12th 2007 3:00PM (0 Comments)

    If people are aware of ShojoBeat at all, they tend to think it's a very thick manga magazine aimed at teen girls, full of nothing but comics. While it is, indeed, a thick manga monthly, it's about much more than just the serialized illustrated stories ...

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    Paint swatch art

    May 12th 2008 11:00AM (0 Comments)

    This paint swatch weaving project is attractive, simple, and best of all, super thrifty. Head down to your local paint store and pick up a bunch of paint swatches. If you're like me, and have a hard time envisioning how things will look when they come ...

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    Wall Art: Cheap, Affordable Decor

    Oct 1st 2007 12:00PM (8 Comments)

    You don't have to spend top dollar for wall art. Check out inexpensive DIY ideas for affordable wall art. If you're too old for frat parties, then it's really time to get rid of that Klimt poster you have "decorating" your living room wall. Dorm room ...

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    Create sidewalk art with free stencils

    Apr 23rd 2008 2:00PM (0 Comments)

    The weather is finally right for your budding artist to let loose on the driveway. After you've made Bethany's homemade sidewalk chalk, print out some of these stencils to help your child create a masterpiece. I wouldn't be a former teacher and art ...

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    The art and science of making a rain stick

    May 6th 2008 8:00AM (0 Comments)

    Is all of this spring rain getting to you? If you have a three-year-old, you are probably outside in it everyday like I am, enjoying projects like making a rain gauge ruler and a rain book. But if your older, slightly more rational children prefer to stay ...

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    Make Styrofoam wall art

    Dec 17th 2007 8:00AM (1 Comments)

    Many businesses use Styrofoam to cushion the items they ship to their customers. I save the Styrofoam pieces I receive and reuse them to ship fragile items to my online customers. They do tend to pile up sometimes, as I sell more clothing than I do fragile ...

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