Do It Yourself Projects
DIY projects for the homemade life! Crafts and techniques, hand and power tools, repurpose and recycle, sewing and quilting, and woodworking.
Crafts: Collecting American coins
By Jay Billingsly
Coin collecting is a great hobby if you live in the United States. In most denominations there are some really interesting coins.
Crafts: Coin collecting album - A pocket for your coins
<a href='http://www.my-articles.com/profile/rdokoye-3810.html' target='_blank'>By rdokoye</a>
For a coin collector, finding a good storage place for their coins is important because it ensures that the quality and value of their rare coins is maintained.
How to Start Scrapbooking - Six Must Have Scrapbooking Items
By Kim Monaco
Are you ready to learn how to start scrapbooking, but aren't sure where to start? Well, you're in the right place - here is a quick-start guide on how to start scrapbooking.
Family Time Can be Scrapbooking Time
<a href='http://www.scrapping-made-simple.com/' target='_blank'>By Audrey Okaneko</a>
Involving kids in scrapbooking is a wonderful way to spend family time together. Depending on the age of your kids, they can help you with your album or they can create albums of their own.
Feature: Woodworking art satisfies retiree's love for building new things
Story and photographs by RALPH M. FRISCH
Bob Pike always wanted to build something big, so it made sense that he spent most of his work life in construction.
Feature: Many avenues open to those looking to trace their family roots
Story and photo by Brenda L. Kipp, Assistant Editor
A recent morning found neighbors Loree Carlton and Kathy Kinn visiting the Midwest Genealogy Center in Independence, Mo., together. The two, who live in Raymore, Mo., were at the center to dig deeper into their respective family histories - a pastime both have worked at for years.
Feature: Get children involved in tracing family tree
Courtesy Family Features
Involving children in your genealogy research is a smart idea.
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