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Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Coconut Shell Craft: How To Make Natural Fairy Toadstools

Do you love fairy gardens? If so, we have the perfect fall craft for you; decorating your garden with magical fairy toadstools.

In this simple coconut shell craft, we make gorgeous fairy toadstools for our garden using non-toxic milk paint to keep them environmentally friendly.

We love adding quirky pieces of recycled sculpture and art to our garden. They add a pop of colour and give interest to the garden all year round. I do feel it’s essential, however, to try and avoid adding anything toxic to our natural environment.

Our fairy toadstools are made from 100% natural materials, and will all naturally break down over time so are perfect to be used in the garden or even placed in the woods or a park as Wild Art.



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This pro enjoys washing and ironing (no, really). Here are his top tips for doing laundry.

Is your washing machine running 24/7 in the pandemic? Patric Richardson has suggestions for making sure you’re doing it right.

* This article was originally published here



* This article was originally published here

This pro enjoys washing and ironing (no, really). Here are his top tips for doing laundry.

Is your washing machine running 24/7 in the pandemic? Patric Richardson has suggestions for making sure you’re doing it right.

* This article was originally published here

Fall is prime tree planting season, but what about next spring’s cicada eruption?

How to prepare for the invasion of the 17-year periodical insect and minimize its effect on young trees.

* This article was originally published here



* This article was originally published here

Fall is prime tree planting season, but what about next spring’s cicada eruption?

How to prepare for the invasion of the 17-year periodical insect and minimize its effect on young trees.

* This article was originally published here

Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Stitch a Simple Sack Hat that Looks Like a Turkey

If your family is the sort to do a turkey trot for Thanksgiving, or even just to take family pictures, you’ll want to get started knitting u...