I tried Martha Stewart Christmas Projects so you don't have to | 3 DIY ideas & 2 recipes

[@vevethatsme]

I remember being obsessed with Martha Stewart over 30 years ago and her crafts and recipes were always intricate and rarely low cost. I remember a cranberry wreath craft that took days to make, but did look gorgeous. Thanks for bringing back the memories 👍

[@AModNamedMel]

Martha Stewart isn't a household name around here, so this was a fun look into something I've never been exposed to before! also those stockings are so cute!!

[@Belvedere713]

Me, a person with zero crafting ability: aaaahhh yes, perfect video recommendation. Seriously though, this whole video has such a cozy vibe, love it

[@Pand91]

I've been learning linocutting over the last month and when I first started I bought rubber-mats that look similar to the rubberstamp you used because it was marketed as "for beginners" and was supposed to be easier than regular linomats. But! I actually find that it's the opposite, regular linocut mats are waaay easier to carve because it doesn't create as much friction as with the rubber ones! Although I'd definitely reccomend investing in one or two linocutting knives (there are decent cheap ones online, I started with just one v-shaped precision knife and one u-shaped broader knife). Just thought I'd share in case you wanna get into making more stamps!

[@Olivia-pj9wy]

Oh these are darling!!! I may have to make some of these for my own decorations! :D

[@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar]

I wish we were neighbors! Or really... I want a portal. 😂

[@kaytiej8311]

You little Sugar Plum fairy, you!

[@sewvintagebysunraedoll]

Very cute projects 🙌 I watched the Martha documentary and was sad her husband divorced her because she pretty much chose her crafting business over him 😢…Like man need to understand we’re serious about our domestic arts. 😅