These vegan pumpkin pie bites would make perfect Thanksgiving nibbles!

Check out the recipe from Fat Free Vegan.

Tagged with food & drink, vegan, thanksgiving, and halloween

These woven baskets are super handy and when made out of newspaper are good on your pocket and the environment.

Check out the how-to from How About Orange.

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Here is our pick of some of the best projects on CO+K last week:

Sew a circle scarf and Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy notebook, crochet a bone plushie, make a zipper bracelet, use paint sample cards as gift tags, crochet a big cupcake and red neck beer koozie, cook up some soy curry and cod au gratin, recycle a sweater in to a light up Christmas tree, dye retro rocker jeans, fold a surprise photo explosion box, bake lovely cupcakes, sew a star notebook cover, create a gorgeous rhinestone necklace and multicoloured bead and ribbon necklace, and crochet an alligator scarf.

This old fashioned chocolate bundt cake looks so good, we think it's time for a revival!

Check out the recipe from Oven Haven.

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ok, so i've had the bettie page hair for a looooong time now

(like you see in this pic, i've been trying to grow them out)
but i think it's time for change, growing out my bangs has been...hmmm...A PAIN IN THE ASS! cause once they are longer they tend to frizz up and look poofy, and nasty. but i don't see another way to go about changing my pinupALEX hair....any ideas??

Nurse those bumps and bruises with a homemade heat pack.

Check out the how-to from Funky Friends Factory.

Tagged with sewing, how-to, and bath & beauty

This may sound like a big claim, but this recipe promises to make the perfect brownies.

Check out the recipe from Cool Like Your Grandmother.

Tagged with food & drink and baking

Who says you need a man before you can get a pretty ring? Make one for yourself, just like this gorgeous Princess wire-wrapped ring.

Check out the how-to from Beadage.

Tagged with how-to and jewellery

A collection of ten mini books, How To Sew will teach you everything you need to know to become a creative and confident sewer.

The series includes books to teach you the basics, appliques, bead embroidery, embellishments, decorative sewing, felt fabric, hand sewing, patchwork, machine sewing and sashiko, so there's hours of crafting and learning to be had. Filled with tips, tricks and techniques, the books also include over 25 step-by-step projects for creating a variety of crafts. Stitch some striking greetings cards, scatter cushions, a perfect patchwork pig or simple quilt, heaven scent sachets, a pretty pencil case, flower corsages and vintage felts.

Add this miniature rainbow of books to your bookcase and you'll always have the sewing knowhow you need at hand. This series would also make a great gift for a friend who wanted to take up sewing as a new hobby.

Check out a sample project from the book, Star Notebook Cover.

You can pick up a copy of the book from RUCraft now.

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These brownie pops would make sweet little treats.

Check out the recipe from Seal Salt With Food.

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