Holiday decorator, DIYer and TikToker Aurelie Erikson shared a DIY she says is " Little Women charm meets Polaroid magic." ...

Ploenchan "Mook" Vinyaratn, one of Thailand's leading textile artists, is renowned for turning trash, especially textiles, ...

All classes cost under $50, with most between $15 and $40. They include one-time skill intros, craft 'n' sips and free bring-your-own-craft nights.

CUTTACK: Shredded pieces of fabric, crumpled cardboards, torn paper sheets, coconut shells and crushed plastic bottles. These may seem like everyday waste to us ...

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The “scrap-a-day” journaling trend turns ordinary paper scraps into art, blending creativity, sustainability, and daily mindfulness. By adding one small item—like a receipt or leaf—each day, ...

Repurposing fabric scraps into wall art is an innovative way to celebrate cultural heritage while minimizing waste. These vibrant textiles, often rich in history and symbolism, can be transformed into ...

Sometimes the best DIY projects come from materials you would least expect—namely, the pile of leftover fabric from your other crafts. While the scraps from other sewing or quilting projects may not ...

In Hoi An Tay ward, Da Nang City, Tran Thi Kim Soi has been transforming discarded fabric into fashionable accessories under the brand “Soi Handmade.” With her unique creativity, one of her gift sets ...

Kassia St. Clair, who specializes in color, explores its historical connection to artists and art movements in a book timed with the company’s 150th anniversary. This scarf titled "The Liberty Stage" ...

The environmentalist movement popularized the saying “Reduce, reuse, recycle” in the 1970s, but the sentiment goes back much farther than that. Historically, people avoided buying new items to save ...

Cardboard toilet paper rolls. Egg cartons. Vintage film slides. Most people wouldn’t think of these as art supplies, but the St. Paul nonprofit ArtStart sees potential for these materials to become ...