Rag rugs are made from strips of old woollen clothing or blankets. They are simple to make, cost almost nothing but the results can be stunning.

If you are looking for something new for the kids in the holidays then this is it. Not only will they enjoy making it with the supervision of an adult but will gain hours of fun playing with it.

Guess Who is a fun game for all the family or good for a children's party.

Children love this memory game and its guarenteed to keep them happy for a while. It is fun, free and easy, even mum's and dad's will enjoy the challenge.

Young children love art and crafts.

This idea is a wonderful craft because the finished product, is both satisfiying and personal. Your children will love putting together a poster, all about thieir own hobbies and interests.

This is a lovely project that the smallest child to a creative adult will enjoy. Think tiny and let your imagination run wild.

Easter is the time of all things fluffy. Spring is in the air.

Pom poms are very easy to make and they do not cost very much. They are ideal for children’s craft and can be fashionable for adults, for making into scarves or adding to jackets, hats and bags.

All guitars are fitted with standard strap holders.

Many knitting patterns call for double-pointed needles, especially when it comes to hats and mittens.

Making paper snowflakes is a fun and cheap way to decorate your home for Christmas. This an activity you can do with children which they will enjoy and it will definitely keep them busy.

The game of Scissor, Paper, Stone is known throughout the world although sometimes under a different name; some say rock instead of stone.

Hangman is a fun game to play especially when there is nothing else to do, perhaps on a journey, waiting for an appointment or just as a rainy day activity

You may often hear church bells ring out across the country. Have you ever been interested in learning to ring a bell yourself? Campanology is an unusual and exciting hobby.

A fleece scarf is a really simple item to make for winter. No sewing is required for this scarf and they make great Christmas presents.

A bandana dress is a really easy and cute outfit to make for your daughter or nieces. They can be used for playing around and bandanas don’t cost much to buy.

Making a pillow from a bandana is a cheap and simple way to liven up any dull living space. You only need 2 bandanas to make this stylish pillow.

A bandana also spelt bandanna is a square shaped cloth, which is often used as a head or neck covering.

If you have old t-shirts that are piling up in your wardrobe and don’t know what to do with them - well, did you know you can recycle your old t-shirts into headbands?

If you want a headband that’s different from what is sold at the shops, you can simply make a headband yourself with your own personal touch.

Making your own scrunchie is simple and fun. You can make them to match an outfit or give them away as presents.

A hot glue gun is an essential equipment to have if you are a crafting enthusiast. It can widen your crafting possibilities and glue together many surfaces permanently.

A hair scrunchie (also known as a scrunchy) is a simple hair piece which can be used to tie your hair back. They can be stylish or funky and come in different sizes and designs.

A mobius or infinity scarf is a fun and fashionable way to keep warm this winter. These cosy scarves are also surprisingly easy to make.

The tiger face is one of the most popular designs that people request for face painting. It may look complicated and impossible to replicate.

Learning to face paint is an enjoyable art skill. The good news is that even a complete novice can learn this fun and creative skill. Face painting is nothing new.

As the colder weather approaches, it is the perfect time of year to pick up knitting.

There are many different games you can play on a Dartboard; the standard 501 game, the shorter 301 game, a game of 1-10 doubles, the list is quite endless.

It is thought that the game of darts first originated when soldiers threw short arrows at the bottom of tree trunks as the formulating cracks in the wood created natural sections.