Hot cocoa warms even the chilliest of days. Share the warmth this holiday season by packaging ingredients for delectable hazelnut hot cocoa into a canning jar and handing them out as sweet gifts.
Give an old square galvanized tub new life as a handy place to stash kids' toys. This easy project creates fun and colorful storage for building blocks or other toys and includes a built-in play surface on top.
Turn common materials found at your local home improvement center into an industrial log rack.
Sweet and tart, these sandwich cookies combine two favorite seasonal flavors and are as pretty as they are tasty.
Pie crust doesn't have to be overwhelming. Just a few ingredients and a little knowledge is all it takes to reach pie crust nirvana. Try this basic butter pie crust. It can be used for sweet or savory fillings.
Mule cocktails are delicious. This warm-and-toasty version gets the summer staple ready for fall entertaining.
This light and fluffy cake recipe is topped with Limoncello buttercream frosting, which adds a sour kick.
These adorable white-chocolate "wrapped" mummies are a great addition to your Halloween treat lineup. Flavored with peanut butter and butterscotch, the potato sticks give them just the right amount of salty flavor and crunch.
It's everything you love about summery sangria, with a cold-weather twist. Cinnamon and hibiscus tea add spicy earthiness to this delicious, warm cocktail. Let your slow cooker do all the work while you enjoy your guests.
Bring TerraCottage's global look into your own home with these hand-painted pots and tile table.
This simple, rustic appetizer is a great way to get any fall or holiday gathering started. The flavors are a little sweet and a little savory. The textures shine with toasty bread, crunchy nuts and a delicious creamy topping.
Today, renewed interest in mixology and classic drinks is helping the Rusty Nail make a comeback. The combination of blended scotch whiskey and Drambuie makes for a drink with a little sweetness and a little bite… no tetanus shot required.
Transform wooden packing pallets into a hanging outdoor bar complete with a fold-up shelf.
Use the peel of the fruit as a bowl to serve this tasty and cool sorbet.
Tangy citrus marmalade is simple to make and, canned in jars, it is a thoughtful holiday gift. Pair your homemade marmalade with freshly baked croissants or scones for a treat they'll never forget.