Fancy adding a touch of pteridomania to your house? Of course you do. Oh, what is it? It's more commonly called fern collecting and was one of the most popular drawing-room crazes of the 1850s.

Take some card and small pieces of matching cotton fabrics to create this bag for clothes pegs that will dress up the kitchen or laundry room

Caroline shares her swooshing technique for painting roses to liven up furniture and doors

Tanja shows us how to make some simple notebooks of paper and fabric that are fun to leave lying around your house

Celebrate with a sweet taste of summer by making strawberries in red, white and blue

Make a Stars-and-Stripes pot full of rockets to make any Fourth of July scene go with a bang

Let’s celebrate this Fourth of July with Debbie Booth and make a red, white, and blue miniature pillow to decorate with.

Becky Winsor utilised her vast collection of bunka to create a crocheted-style outfit for her dolls—without any crocheting!

Cut up a few strips of wood and put together a table for outdoors.. perfect for the summer

Well we know you've got time on your hands so how about making this mantel clock? Just pinch a watch from somewhere.

Knit a little throw to add a personal touch to your miniature scene. You can add it to the back of the sofa or lay it on a bed.

Stained glass charms are easy to make and can add interest to lots of scenes. Just search out some suitable charms from your jewellery stash and get out tha nail polish.