Bottle cap miniatures

I always save bottle caps. I started collecting them to send micro swap items safely, but it's been a while since the last swap, and my collection is getting a bit large. The other night, I remembered using bottle caps to make footstools as a kid. I had to give it another try. The bottle caps I had were large, about an inch across, and 1/2 inch deep, so I cut it down to about 1/4 inch high using old scissors, then sanded the cut edge. An adult should definitely do the cutting! Stuff the cap…

Make Mini Cakes From Plastic Bottle Tops: Watch the video or photo tutorial to see how to create mini cakes reusing the plastic bottle caps.

Here is another bottle cap craft for you: an itty bitty popcorn bucket!

I have been slaving all day over a hot oven baking these delectable treats.....Not really!! These are adorably sweet miniature pies that I ...

Tomorrow is the beginning of Lent. I'm not Catholic, but I try to pick one thing to give up every year. Knowing that millions of people around the world will be challenging themselves at the same time is great motivation. This year, the vice that I chose to go without is candy. I will be going 40 looong days and nights without sweets. I have always had a love affair with candy: especially chewy, fruity things like Starbursts or fruit snacks. I don't even take my vitamins unless they're the…

TADA!!!!! if you make any of these little guys let me know...I'd love to see them! =D

In this video, I will show you how to make a miniature dollhouse kitchen 1:12 scale with a belfast sink from ice cube trays and other household trash. This i...

Well I'm at it again...creating miniature play food and this time it's mini french macarons from bottle caps! French macarons are one of my favorite sweet treats. They are a decadent dessert perfect for any occasion and make a beautiful display themselves. It's a dream of mine to fly to Paris and visit the famous…

Make Mini Cakes From Plastic Bottle Tops: Watch the video or photo tutorial to see how to create mini cakes reusing the plastic bottle caps.

Food for doll house inhabitants? A batch of homemade party favours? Or a new crafting challenge to work on together for kids? Try making miniature pies!

There are three reasons I'm a pretty big pie fan: 1. It's pie. I've never had bad pie. I'm not even sure I have a favorite because I like pretty much every kind I've tried. 2. My pal Julie...

In this video I will show you how to use my easy printable plate transfers to make your own beautiful realistic china plates from 'buttons' YES buttons! I in...

hats for your elf from bottle caps! Just change the color of cap and card stock and, voila! You could even use larger size caps for bigger hats!

Now up on etsy! These teeny little polymer clay pies are nestled in beer bottle cap pie tins.

Who said DIY has to make sense?

Making your own doll house pies is a lot easier than you might think. You need a bottle cap, some craft foam and a small hole punch (or tiny beads or used air soft rifle pellets), glue and water, a scrap of thin brown paper. Here are step by step instructions with pictures: 1. Take an old bottle cap (you can also buy them at a craft store for a few cents), fill it with tiny beads or small punches of craft foam to see how much filling you need: 2. Dump the loose pie filling into a small…