Tickled Fancy Crafting

Warning: this video contains some stop motion fun! See what great play there is to be had with a customizable road mat that is small enough to bring on the go. Stay tuned for the upcoming video on how to make one for the little person in your life.

Don't forget to enjoy your work! The top of my bookshelves displays a winter wonderland featuring a basket of spare florals I arranged, two snowmen my mom gave me from a craft fair in upstate NY, my fairy bookstore and bakery buildings (video links below for the full projects), and two chess pieces my dad made on his lathe for our wedding which had a chess-themed reception.

Rethink the traditional wreath and learn how to use florals and kitchen items built right into a cast iron pan to craft this decoration. This craft took about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

In this final part of the tutorial, pick up the process at step 12 to complete the sewing and assemble the skirt and bodice. Check out the Part 1 video here for steps 1-4: https://rumble.com/vmlj77-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-1-skirt.html Check out the Part 2 video here for steps 5-11: https://rumble.com/vn4suv-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-2-bodice.html This part of the craft took about 1.75 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

In this middle part of the tutorial, pick up the process at step 5 and learn how to calculate the bodice dimensions and seam allowances, then join me for the hemming and sewing processes. Check out the Part 1 video here for steps 1-4: https://rumble.com/vmlj77-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-1-skirt.html Check out the Part 3 video here for steps 12-14: https://rumble.com/vne71l-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-3-assembly.html This part of the craft took about 9 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Want to make a 1920s outfit that doesn't make you look like a flapper? In this 3-part video series, learn how to make a classy dress without even having to use a pattern! Check out the Part 2 video here for steps 5-11: https://rumble.com/vn4suv-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-2-bodice.html Check out the Part 3 video here for steps 12-14: https://rumble.com/vne71l-1920s-dress-tutorial-part-3-assembly.html This part of the craft took about 3.5 hours (including planning time). Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to use basic supplies to make beaded jewelry. Make custom necklaces or bracelets to complement your outfit or costume. This craft took less than an hour (to make two necklaces). Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a clay pocket watch to complete your costume. This craft took about 3.5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a wooden cigar with a custom label to further your dapper 1920s costume. This craft took about 1.75 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a wooden cane with a clay handle- just a few dollars for a classy, custom prop! This craft took about 2.25 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a custom baby mobile with felt sea creatures. Apply these skills to any nursery theme! This craft took about 8.5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Use up some of your spare yarn and learn how to make this cute caterpillar to hold your utensils and napkins at your next party. This craft took about 5.75 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make paper flowers and butterflies to turn into this book-themed wreath. This craft took about 3.25 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make popsicle sticks look weathered and how to build a wire-frame wreath with small flowers and greens reminiscent of an overgrown summer field. This craft took about 5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Don't spend tons of money on greeting cards- learn how to make these three simple but beautiful cards for mom!

Learn how to design a bonsai tree and create it with embroidery floss. This craft took about 8 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make 5 additional flower pot ornaments to bring the ocean to your garden. The times required for these crafts were: Walrus: 31 minutes Narwhal: 39 minutes Bucket: 13 minutes Hermit Crab: 35 minutes Jellyfish: 28 minutes Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make 5 flower pot ornaments to bring the ocean to your garden. The times required for these crafts were: Crab: 22 minutes Beach Ball: 30 minutes Turtle: 46 minutes Shark Fins: 13 minutes Octopus: 41 minutes Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Sprint through the building process of a popsicle stick wishing well. To learn how to make this craft yourself, check out this video: https://rumble.com/vf0k3f-rainbow-wishing-well-craft.html Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a rainbow-themed wishing well out of popsicle sticks. This craft took about 13.5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Race through the building process of a snowy fairy garden bakery. To learn how to make this craft yourself, check out these videos: Part 1: https://rumble.com/ve51wn-winter-fairy-garden-bakery-part-1.html Part 2: ​​https://rumble.com/vebxo5-winter-fairy-garden-bakery-part-2.html Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to finish your fairy bakery- furnish the inside, add the roof, and complete the landscaping. Part 1 contains steps 1-10: https://rumble.com/ve51wn-winter-fairy-garden-bakery-part-1.html This part of the craft took about 10 hours and 20 minutes. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to start your fairy bakery- mold clay walls, using grout to attach stones, and make miniature clay baked goods and decorations. See the project completed in Part 2: https://rumble.com/vebxo5-winter-fairy-garden-bakery-part-2.html This part of the craft took about 6.5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to make a picture of a city silhouetted against a sunset out of embroidery floss. This craft took about 3.5 hours. Note: this is not a sponsored video.

Learn how to arrange a peppermint-themed floral display. This craft took about 1 hour. Compilation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEuCUTj0gTU&t=1s Note: this is not a sponsored video.