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Top 10 Craft Projects

December 29, 2015 By A Spoonful of Sugar - 4 Comments

Craft CollageWe certainly had a busy year in 2015 but plan to be back here in 2016 with lots more sewing, craft, and baking projects to share. It is hard to believe that this will be our 9th year here at A Spoonful of Sugar – it has certainly gone fast! Thanks for the lovely feedback on our Top 10 Sewing Tutorials from 2015, and all the interest you have shown in my book – A Spoonful of Sugar: Sew 20 Simple Projects to Sweeten Your Surroundings Zakka Style (available for pre-order from Amazon and Book Depository).

Following on from our Top 10 Sewing Tutorials of 2015, we have now put together our top 10 crafty projects from the year. Although sewing is our first love, we also love to dabble in a wide range of crafts. In this round-up you will find a mix of craft projects including: crochet, DIY, vinyl, gift wrapping, and origami. It is always fun to reflect back on all the posts we have done over the year. Most of these projects can be easily completed in a hour or so, and many are suitable for kids. Click on the title under the photo to be taken to the original post.

Liberty Wreath 1

1. Liberty Yoyo Wreath

Ruler Box

2. Ruler Box

Flower Coasters 43. Flower Power Coasters

Yoyo Pegs Title

4. Yoyo Pegs

Mini Heart Gift Tag small

5. Mini Heart Gift Tags

Origami Stars 26. Origami Stars

Nautical Gift Wrap 5

7. Nautical Gift Wrapping

Beaded Christmas Tree

8. Beaded Christmas Tree

Lego Keychain Project9. Lego Keychain

Christmas 2

10. Merry and Bright Christmas Sign

 

Hope you enjoyed seeing our top 10 Craft projects for 2015.  You can find our Top Craft/DIY projects from 2014 here.

Filed Under: Crafts, Crochet, DIY, Gift Wrapping, Miscellaneous, Paper Crafts Tagged With: craft, DIY, tutorials

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  1. janet says

    December 29, 2015 at 5:58 pm

    Hi i clicked on the flower power coasters and it comes up as a ruler box i love the flower power coasters please could you help with this problem

    Reply
    • A Spoonful of Sugar says

      December 29, 2015 at 9:52 pm

      Thanks for letting me know Janet – it has now been fixed. You can find them here: http://aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com/2015/11/flower-coaster-pattern/

      Reply
      • janet says

        December 30, 2015 at 12:28 pm

        thank you

        Reply
  2. Stephanie says

    December 29, 2015 at 10:16 pm

    Thank you for sharing These beautiful tutorials.
    I like your Blog ,DIY and your recipies.
    I made your Marble Cupcakes and my family loved them.
    Wish you a Happy New Year.

    Greetings Stephanie

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