Make a darling twirly skirt from a dishtowel!!!! This is so CUTE!!!! I Like The Way You Do... has the awesome tutorial HERE. I'm thinking of all the possibilities right now!!! 
We got a hand-me-down lamp from the neighbors when they moved a year ago. It was dated, ugly and totally mismatched our house. We live in an old (1915) craftsman with all the beautiful, dark, thick original woodwork and trim. I decided to try to make the lamp look it belonged to our house.
Here's the before. I'm sure it was classy, gorgeous and wanted in the '70's. But it needs to be brought up to date!
I painted it brown with Rustoleum American Accents spray paint. You gotta love the easiness of spray paint!
Next, I used Elmer's Craft Bond Spray Adhesive to glue the burlap onto the lampshade. 
Just spray it on the lampshade and roll the burlap across it. Apply a little pressure to the burlap to make sure it is sticking. (Hello, Halloween witch's broom.)
I didn't take any pictures after this step! Whoops! Because the top of the shade is a little smaller than the bottom, I started in the middle of the burlap and worked it out without wrinkles as I glued. I should take a picture of the back of the lamp. The burlap is not completely straight. I don't know how to describe it.
Then I hot glued brown grosgrain ribbon around the top and bottom of the lampshade to complete the look. 
There! That looks much better and it "belongs" in our house with our dark brown wood trim! Much better!
Finding fancy or "church" clothes for my son are difficult and EXPENSIVE. HERE is one option that makes sense for boys because it is easy and inexpensive. This would also be great for a wedding where you want all the boys to have matching bow ties and/or belts (keep the costs down)! Thanks to This Blessed Nest for the tutorial.
Are you looking for the perfect kitchen for your kids for Christmas? Why don't you do something like this? Head over to Cupkateer to see the before and afters HERE. I'm in awe. (She also did the Pottery Barn felt pillows. Go become a follower.) And check out her felt food HERE.
And while you are making a kitchen, you might as well make some felt food. HERE is some no sew felt toretelloni from Treasures For Tots.
Ric rac makes a stylish and cute tree on a t-shirt or onesie! Make your own festive shirts by going to Small Fry & Co. HERE. 
OR you could make a tree out of ribbon like this one from Just a Betty Trying To Be a Martha. Go HERE to see more.
What little boy would LOVE a Christmas stocking that looks like a monster's foot? What a great idea!!! Crap I've Made came up with this idea. To see how she made it, go HERE.
My dish towels either are on the floor (from falling) or laying on the counter top. Trey and Lucy solve this problem with this tutorial for a hanging dishtowel (guest posting on Somewhat Simple.) Go HERE to learn how to make this.
There's not much to say about this emsemble - only out of this world darling!!!!! Check out how to make paper mache ornaments and frame them at Blue Cricket Design. Go HERE.
What do you get when you make these gorgeous glittery clutches AND
make some adorable ribbon rings and then wear them together?
You get bling BLING!!! Perfect for your fancy Christmas parties (or anything fancy!) To learn how to make the clutches, go HERE. To see how easy the ribbon rings are to make, click HERE.
Whenever I come across a crafty boy project, I immediately fall in love! I am DEFINITELY in love with this one. Swooning!!! The genius behind Ruffles and Stuff has come up with boy's tie shirt made from t-shirts!!! My little guy NEEDS two or three of these! Go HERE to see how to make this shirt including the collar.
There also is a girl's version HERE. These are adorable too! Of course, the shapes can be anything, not just Christmas shirts!GO
Perhaps your want a stylish jumper for a little girl to wear. I can vouch that these jumpers are a great fit. My daughter is the one in the dark green jumper (2 years ago.) Isn't she and the jumper cute? No zippers or buttons. Just fits on over the head. I loved this little outfit everytime my daughter wore it! Professionally finished with a serger, these jumpers are only $18.00 .
So whether you are a skirt or jumper person, you will find something you like at Starr Clothing. The Christmas clearance sale just started so there are sizes of all skirts and jumpers from 12 months upto 4T available. Just to give you one more look at how cute the clothes (and my daughter) are, this picture says it all!
Starr clothing also sells leg warmers, headbands (that match the skirts and jumpers), shirts and other items not on sale. Check them out HERE! Included in the sale is a FREE matching headband with any purchase and FREE shipping on the tees. Are those not reasons to go directly to Starr Clothing for a perfect Christmas purchase?**Please note: You must enter in a separate comment for each entry. Thanks.
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Make a feminine bubble skirt and tuxedo shirt for the little girl in your life this Christmas (or any time). Get Your Craft On will walk you through her tutorials. HERE is the bubble skirt and HERE is the tuxedo shirt.
Learn how to make these beautiful felt flower clips for hair at A Hoot and a Holler. Wouldn't these be great for stocking stuffers? Easy, inexpensive and cute!!! Go HERE to see the tutorial.
