5 Creative Divas crafts, hobbies, hairstyles, and more.

Hi, I love to scrapbook & paper craft, and I want to try out different techniques & expand my creativity. Check out this cool tutorial on inking & stamping! I am so excited to try this out! I am going to do these techniques & post next week what I came up with using these techniques on a scrapbook page. I am giving all you, scrapbook lovers a challenge to try these techniques out & post share your cute ideas! Hope you enjoy and have lots of fun with this. Alright challenge on!

Potion Bottles Hi everyone, today I thought I would show you a quick easy Halloween craft that was fun to create.  This is how you do it: Use an unusual bottle. ( I went to the thrift store to find my bottles) Spray Paint the bottle (I used a good brand of spray paint, sometimes it is hard to get paint to stick to glass.  You may want to prime the bottle or even use a fine sandpaper to scratch it up first. Fill the bottle with rice, wheat, sand or something to give it weight. Glue the top with a super glue of your choice. Decorate the bottles with ribbon. moss, anything that makes it look old and spooky. I made labels with my computer using an Old English font. ( Witches Warts, Vampires Blood, Toads Drool, Dragons fire) You can put the labels on the bottles or make a tag with the labels. This is such a fun craft for you and your kids to make!

Hi everyone, I am the #2 blogger of the 4 creative divas and I have a very easy craft for you.   This craft is using one of the Halloween printable that is offered in the blog.  I made a cute little Halloween plaque. 1. Start with a board that fits your printable, Make it big enough to have a border around it.      ( I used MDF,  you can get it at Lowes or Home depot,  but you could use any type of wood.) 2. Router around the edges. Or if you dont have a router sand the edges to make a nice rounded edge.  Take a hammer and distress the edges a little. 3. Spray with a black spray paint and let dry.       ( I used matte finish) 4. Use a thin coat of  Mod Podge to adhere the printable to the board. 5. Cover with a thin coat of Mod Podge let dry.     ( I used two coats of Mod Podge) 6. Decorate with embellishments of your choice.  ( I took ...