Kim Stoegbauer

Count down the days until Valentine's Day with a handmade paper heart chain.

Foam balls, googly eyes, paint and colorful paper straws are all you need to help kids craft these cute turkey decorations for Thanksgiving.

Haunt your front yard with these easy-to-craft floating fabric ghosts. Hang them from a tree or light post to give Halloween guests a fright.

These sweet licorice witches' broomsticks are as much fun to eat as they are to craft.

Surprise your little princess with a handmade Halloween crown. Perfect as party favors, these crafty goodies also make great costume accessories or gifts for your favorite trick-or-treaters.

It's fun and easy to add unique patterns to simple white tea towels. The possibilities are endless with the craft and you only need a few basic supplies.

This family recipe for light and fluffy waffles goes back many years. We gave it a twist by making a chocolate version sure to please everyone. Top with butter, whipped cream and maple syrup.

Cold brew coffee is delicious, especially when you add homemade vanilla creamer. For an extra special touch, make cold brew ice cubes ahead of time so when the ice melts, your drink won't get watered down.

Surprise a loved one with a hatbox full of their favorite blooms.

These light and fluffy cinnamon sugar muffins will remind you of your favorite doughnut. Add in the sweet streusel topping and it's a cinnamon match made in heaven.

Simple and delicious, these yogurt granola parfaits are quick and easy to put together. The layered presentation is not only pretty but functional to ensure a mixture of all the ingredients in each bite.

Spread the holiday cheer to your front porch with this easy-to-decorate mini Christmas tree. A few handmade touches make it special.

Easily turn budget-friendly felt and polyester fabric into a no-sew Robin Hood costume that you can pull together in a jiffy.

Easily craft a no-sew Halloween costume for your pet using craft store materials and a little creativity.

Adventure awaits! Outfit your little one for the wilds of trick-or-treating in this easy-to-create Halloween costume that uses clothes they already have and a few materials from the fabric store.