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Lend a festive green flourish to your holiday table with this Peruvian pesto recipe from Adrianna Adarme.
Add this to your holiday menu: a treasured seasonal veggie dish from the plant-based cooking whiz behind The First Mess.
From glitter-encrusted cardboard villages to rosy-cheeked Swedish gnomes, these festive vintage treasures will fill your home with holiday cheer.
Upgrade your entryway and salvage a worn wooden stool all in one go, with this simple upcycling DIY.
Elevate your everyday ‘do with a DIY leather hair stick barrette.
Surprise your favorite shutterbug with a custom fabric camera strap.
Keep your accessories organized and within arm’s reach with a boho-meets-beachy driftwood organizer.
Pack your lucky scissors and hit the road: There’s an art adventure in the making.
Endless ideas for a more bespoke big day, inspired by the romantic season finale of Making It.
Add some warmth and style to your home with lighting made from wood, cotton, paper, ceramics and more—inspired by Making It Episode 5.
Creative ideas for welcoming each new season, inspired by Episode 4 of Making It.
Get inspired by this week’s episode of Making It and upgrade your next backyard bonanza with a custom game set crafted just for—or by—you.
Fruit-flavored frozen treats dressed up with edible blossoms are the ultimate summer refresher. Here’s how to make your own.
Craft a tiny, self-contained representation of your hometown—or your happy place—with a custom DIY terrarium, inspired by Episode 2 of Making It.
We took a page from the Master Craft Challenge on the series premiere of Making It to bring you sweet ideas for preserving special photos.
Here’s how to watch your new favorite TV show—whenever and wherever you want.
Four hands-on projects everyone can get excited about.
Buckle your seatbelts and grab your hot glue gun: This summer’s TV lineup is about to get a whole lot craftier.
Watercolor artist Ingrid Sanchez finds inspiration everywhere she looks—including the leafy parks and elegant flower shops of her London neighborhood.
Bonus: They taste as good as they look.
It’s not too late to impress your pop with a handmade (and personalized) present.
