I made this necklace/accessory in about ten minutes with just fabric strips and scissors. It's incredibly easy and fast, and you can use up all those extra bits of fabric you don't know what to do with!

Step 1: Find some fabric scraps and pull together the ones that coordinate (or go crazy with a rainbow necklace). 

Step 2: Ragged edges are ok, but cut off any selvage (edge)

Step 3: Cut two or three long strips and tie them together.

  I love, love, love flowers. They are pretty and make every outfit look awesome. What better way to show my affection for flowers by creating a tropical flower headband!  =) 

Earth Day is an awesome day to raise awareness for our planet Earth. Reuse and recycle your old t-shirt into something new and unique by following these six easy steps. These tote bags come in handy for holding anything from books and homework to groceries from the grocery store. When you are done making one, make another and another to share with your friends and family!  
Here is a photo of my t-shirt tote bag:

items you need:
→an old t-shirt you no longer want
→scissors
→a sewing machine (optional)
→marker and a bowl (optional)
If you don’t have a sewing machine, that’s okay! You can sew using a needle instead. However, a sewing machine makes the process go much faster!

Yarn bangles are supercute, fun jewelry to wear, which you can customize to match any outfit! They make really good gifts for your friends and family too. Also, they’re fast (taking about 25-45 minutes) and easy to make! Click on this link to see a photo of yarn bangles I made: http://img11.imageshack.us/i/homemadeyarnbangles.jpg/   :)

items you need:
→yarn
→plastic bangles
→glue gun and superglue
→clothespin

Everyone's had one of those moments when they've been out and really needed some little, common object - but haven't had it. Next time this happens to you, be prepared with a tiny kit that fits in a pocket, any little bag or wallet, in little spaces in your car or backpack, and in the palm of your hand.

First, find a film canister or other little tube. There aren't many film canisters all over the place anymore, but ask your parents or grandparents and they'll probably have one somewhere. Next, stuff it with these little items:

• $1.50 in quarters
• A band-aid
• A folded tissue or paper napkin
• A trial/travel size tube of lip balm (Blistex and several others come in containers tiny enough to fit)
• A Q-tip (folded to fit if need be)
• A toothpick

When sewing somthing, always turn it inside out and leave an end open and then flip it back to the right side then sew that end up. *Note: When sewing a pillow, dont leave a whole end open, just a small space, but it has to be big enough to stuff the filling in. When threading a needle, DONT wet the end and then put it through cause if you do, it will make the thread get all tangled (I learnd this from past experience) *If you are using a sewing machine, keep the clamp strait

Hi sorry i haven't written a Craft Queen Article in a while. Today we are going to learn how make pipe cleaner people and you will learn how.
What You Need
pipe cleaners
scissors ruler
and fingers

ok lets get started first measure how long your person is going to be. Then add arms wrap part of the arms around the body and then do the legs. Now the head you see how big it is going to be and then you take a little bit then wrap it around the head and body. then hair but if it is a boy then don't add hair. Measure how long the hair is going to be. Then 5 ones of your measurement. Take a little bit and on the top of the head and use the bit wrap it around. then if you want to do bangs. Take little short bit wrap it around the hair and head.

HOPE YOU HAVE FUN !

A lot of people enjoy crafts and art. I am one of those people. I have been sewing on a sewing machine sense I was 6. I LOVE fashion so I have started a website* for it. I also love embroidery! Any thing modern, simple and homemade, I love. I could sew for hours if I could get the chance! I can take a pattern (an easy one of the web) and change it in to something great. Lately I have made my baby sister a pair of felt shoes. They were so simple to make! To make one pair, it took me 1-2 hours and I enjoyed every bit of it! I always remind my self, "Keep it clean, keep it simple, don't make it sloppy." I hope this will help you in your sewing!

*Here is the website if you want to check it out: www.thepassionforfashion.weebly.com