Paper angels are part of many families’ Christmas traditions. They’re simple, light, poetic, and blend beautifully with any festive décor.Here’s a step-by-step DIY so that even complete beginners can create their own personalised Christmas angel. In this tutorial, you’ll find a printable template, clear instructions, and colouring ideas.All the angels shown in the photos were made using watercolour paper and painted with my own natural pigments. But for this DIY, you won’t need anything complicated:

Autumn always inspires me. There’s something deeply beautiful about its warm colours, slower days, and the quiet joy of creating with our hands.To this project, I wanted to bring all those elements together(nature, craft, and the spirit of the season) by dyeing wool with natural pigments and turning it into mini decorative pumpkins. It’s a simple, eco-friendly autumn DIY, filled with the kind of poetry that often appears when we turn to nature. Perfect for

Here at home we’re already planning Easter!This year, we have a special challenge for the little (and big!) artists: transforming egg boxes into beautiful hand-painted surprise boxes. With a bit of imagination, paintbrushes and a lot of fun, you can give new life to boxes that normally get thrown away. Once they’ve been decorated, all you have to do is fill them with little surprises – from sweets to special messages or small gifts –

This year, I didn’t think I’d be able to do a DIY for Three Kings’ Day. The holidays were a little longer than usual and there was a lot of work to do. But, as you know, I can’t resist! Here’s a simple idea that can be done by the whole family. WHAT YOU NEED: Toilet paper rolls Scissors Gold and white ink pens (e.g. Poska) Thin black pen Artificial candles HOW TO MAKE IT:

Halloween is coming up and it’s a great time to be creative. Today, I’m bringing you a super simple but really fun idea that anyone can try at home, even if you don’t have much experience in drawing or painting: a Halloween DIY made with paint fingerprints! It’s the perfect project for keeping the little ones busy. So let’s get to it, then? WHAT YOU NEED: Sheets of paper Paints in Halloween colours (I mainly