These pom pom pine cone ornaments are fun and easy to make and take only minutes. They would make a great addition to your ...

With the following tips on how to enjoy Christmas decorations, gifts, meals and activities for little to no cost, this ...

A 1984 recipe for an edible Christmas tree provides a festive centerpiece. Curly kale covers a styrofoam cone, adorned with ...

Decorate your home sustainably this festive season, by making these easy and eco-friendly natural Christmas decorations from pine cones.

You just finished baking a cake and then realize, you don't have a piping bag. Luckily, there is a hack to frost a beautiful ...

They also don't make a ... it in your tree. If you’re concerned about the cotton balls or tea bag being spotted, hide it using some of your favorite ornaments. Use a pine cone.

But the tree is really the boss here: If it’s thirsty, it drinks. Make sure there is always enough water that the bottom of the trunk is submerged. You’ll probably have to refill the container ...

Instead of throwing away the cardboard or paper tube inside your wrapping paper, check out some unique ways to repurpose it ...

Melt chocolate and butter together over a low heat. In a mixer, beat the eggs and sugar together until pale. Pour the melted ...

If you haven't already seen Trinny Woodall's spectacular sprout trees you're in for a treat, her tablescaping creation is an inspirational way to serve up sprouts on Christmas day.

Let your kids get creative with wrapping paper for Christmas presents ... you can stamp your gift cards using your potato ...