-Beads (various sizes or colors)

-Stringing material (any kind)

-Clasps 

-Crimp beads (this will secure beading wire)

-Scissors

You can also buy any bracelet/necklace kit with the materials given.

Visual tutorials:

 Elastic Bead Bracelet By Bead Spider

 Thread Bracelet By Yarninova 

-Yarn 

-Knitting needles (the size for your yarn)

-Scissors

-Tapestry needle 

Visual Tutorial:

Knitting a Scarf by Erica Arndt

Knitting Mittens by Megan Brightwood 

-Baking soda (1 cup) 

-Citric acid (½ cup)

-Epsom salt (½ cup)

-Cornstarch (½ cup) 

-Water (2 ½ tablespoons)

-Essential oils (10-15 drops)

Food coloring (optional)

-Coconut oil or almond oil (2 ½ tablespoons) 

-Mixing bowls 

-Whisk 

-Bath bomb molds 

Visual Tutorial:

Making Bath Bombs by Recipes by Carina 

-Scrapbook album or blank notebook

-Photos

-Decorative papers

-Pens, markers, colors

-Glue or double-sided tape

-Stickers, washi tape

-Scissors 

1. Have a theme for your scrapbook. 
2. Gather every item that you want to put, anything memorable.
3. Cut, Glue, and decorate to your liking!
4. Add some journaling to make it even more meaningful!

-Wax (soy, beeswax, or paraffin)

-Candle wicks 

-Fragrance oils (optional) 

-Dye (optional) 

-Double boiler or microwave-safe container 

-Stirring utensil 

-Candle molds or containers 

-Thermometer 

1. Melt the wax in a double boiler or a microwave-safe container. Make sure it is fully melted.
2. Use a thermometer to ensure it reaches the correct temperature for your wax.
3. Add fragrance oils and dye to the melted wax (optional) 
4. Carefully pour the melted wax into the mold or container you’re using. Make sure to leave some space at the top
5. Dip the wick into the melted wax, then place it in the center of your candle mold or container.
6.  Let the candle harden. This takes some hours. 
7. Once the candle is completely cooled, you can trim the wick. You can trim it  ¼ inch above the candle’s surface. 

-A clear glass or plastic container with a secure lid

-A small object of your choice to place inside the globe

-Waterproof glue

-Distilled water 

-Glitter or fake snow

-Stickers, paint, or anything to customize your snow globe (optional) 

1. Using the waterproof glue, you will attach the figurine/object to the inside of the lid. 
2. Then let it dry, after that fill the container with distilled water, leaving a little space at the top.
3. Add a pinch of glitter or fake snow for that special effect. 
4. Seal the lid with the figurine/object onto the container tightly 
5. BOOM! You now have a snow globe. You may continue to add customizations to your liking. 

1. A personalized calendar 

-Photos 

-Calendar Template (find a template on sites like Canva, make sure it’s printable) 

-Printer and paper

-Any binding materials like a hole punch and ribbon

1. Have a template and photos chosen 
2. Print your calendar 
3. Start assembling your calendar by making holes with the hole punch and putting the ribbon through it, which will keep your calendar attached 
4. Add any extra decorations like special dates or put stickers all over it. Do anything to make it personalized to your liking. 

-Clear plastic or glass balls

-Acrylic paint 

-Brushes

-Glue

-Glitter 

-Ribbons and bows

-hook or string 

1. Begin by painting the outside of the clear balls with the acrylic paint.
2. Create cute or thoughtful designs, and then let the paint dry.
3. Add some glitter inside the clear balls. 
4. Close the balls once internal decorations are done
5. You can glue ribbons and bows around them to give it an extra look
6. Make sure to let everything dry before hanging 
7. Make sure to add a hook or string to hang on the Christmas tree.

-Small flat objects

-Magnets (these can be found at any craft store)

-Strong glue (like hot glue)

-Items to decorate your magnet (stickers, glitter, or paint)

1. Get your base and decorate it however you’d like
2. Attach the magnet by gluing both the base and the magnet. Make sure they’re attached securely.
3. Let your magnet dry 
4.  Then, test out your new magnet!