Just like my 2022 post review, I also check to see what videos created in 2022 were the most popular. That review told me it was the year of the YouTube shorts. Shorts were new this year and I created a series of crafting tips in short form. These were the most viewed so I guess more crafting tips shorts are in store for 2023.
Here are the top five popular YouTube videos from 2022:
Wondering what was popular in 2021? Check out my list of YouTube Videos. #bestof2021
Along with looking back on the most popular posts each year, I also check to see what was the most popular YouTube video from 2021. This only includes videos that were created in 2021.
I am happy to see that three of the videos are craft tutorials because that is what I focus on. The other two are sharing important products sent to me to use, which is also a big part of making this site possible. Let me know if there are any tutorials or reviews you’d like to see in 2022.
Need a frame? They are so easy to make with cardstock. Using a personal cutting machine makes it that much easier. They are very sturdy. Thick enough to also be used as a shadow box. The frames were really easy to make and rather addictive. Fold your own paper frame with this free SVG file.
Open the file in Design Space, ungroup. Select all and then center the two layers vertically and horizontally. Then attach, change the red box to score, and then cut.
Special thanks to Cricut for providing the Maker making this project possible. This post may contain affiliate links. Using them will cost you nothing but allow Try it – Like it – Create it to earn a small amount to continue this site.
Directions:
Begin by cutting out the SVG file linked above.
This is what the SVG file looks like. The black outline cuts and the red lines need to be set to score.
The video below will show you how to set up the file in Cricut Design Space as well as how to fold it after cutting.
finished frame, ready to use for artwork
final measurements: outer measure 4 7/8” x 6” inner measure 3 3/8” x 4 1/2”
How to make inexpensive floral embellishments from Dollar Tree materials.
I have had so much fun making these colorful flowers. Would you believe me if I told you I spent a total of two dollars and I haven’t even made a dent in my supplies? OK, the colors came from a variety of products I already had on hand so I guess you could argue it costs more. I share with you a variety of different techniques so hopefully, it will cover some products you already own and will not need to purchase. Plus, you can make these flowers into the colors you need specifically for your craft project.
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I found that placing the leaves on the back of the flowers left some glue dot uncovered, which could be used to adhere the flowers to my projects. I decided to place a glue dot on the back of all of the flowers and place them on a coated surface for storage.
