DIy resin bangle You can learn how to make distinctive and exceptional jewellery, homewares and knick-knacks, just using two-part polyurethane resin and your own creativity. And if you’re really keen, you can make multiples for sale at fetes or local fund-raising events. Follow the step-by-step instructions for each of these projects and you’ll soon realise how easy it is to work with resin.read more...

Make a kids bird feeder Tinker Bell lives in the world of Pixie Hollow, surrounded by beautiful birds and flowers. Here’s an easy way to attract birds to your garden so you can see them up close.read more...

Quilt winners Congratulations to the following winners of our quilt competition. 1. P. Doyle VIC 2. J. Hoffman VIC 3. N. Fogale  NSW 4. D.Baldwin QLD 5. S.Alloway NSW 6. D.Croft  QLD 7. A.Maxwell  TAS 8. K.Orr  VIC 9. L.Farrant   NSW 10. V.Jakupec VIC 11.read more...

Knit Wit Apology Knit Wit Tool apology.read more...

Knitting for a cause Get knitting and help out a good cause.read more...

Thong art Assemble a unique picture using, of all things, the humble Aussie thong.read more...

Peek-a-boo gift bag Create these wonderful Easter crafts.read more...

Quilting Bee Inspired by all the quilts in the February 2008 issue of Better Homes and Gardens? Here’s a traditional favourite for you to try your hand at.read more...

Buy a quilt for charity Breast cancer was the last thing on Rosalie Quinlan’s mind in 2006. The mum of three was busy running her quilting business when she was diagnosed. Now, with her treatment completed, Rosalie has designed a special quilt for Better Homes and Gardens that will bring inspiration to all those who have been touched in some way by breast cancer – sufferers, survivors and their families.read more...

How to bind your quilt Discover how to bind together your quilt.read more...