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Royal icing is that firm, colorful icing used for intricate cookie decorating. While cookie decorating takes some time, the icing comes together in minutes!

Add a touch of metallics to your decor with these DIY projects. Easy. Elegant. Affordable. What more could you ask?

Don't buy generic presents from the store this Christmas. Thread the needle on your sewing machine and get to work on a present they'll actually like.

Hassle-free storage for holiday decorations is made simple by using household items. Recycling and repurposing helps keep the ornaments, garlands and other Christmas decor safe and sound through the rest of the year.

This handmade cookie bag is sure to be the hit of your exchange party with its festive fabric and fun tassels.

These 10 DIY holiday gifts are easy to make in bulk, so you can cross off everyone on your list in one convenient and budget-friendly swoop.

All you need to make a cute Christmas tree skirt is a round tablecloth, scissors and some embroidery floss.

A living succulent Christmas tree makes a beautiful holiday table centerpiece or decor for a mantel, accent table or bookshelf. It is fairly easy to create. Gather plenty of small succulents in different shapes.

A milk for Santa bottle makes the tradition of leaving milk and cookies for Santa on Christmas Eve more magical. Make your own painted milk bottle with a personal message for Santa and he'll be extra happy with his treats. The method is straightforward and only needs a few easy to find supplies.

An easy recipe for a gluten-free, sugar-free, grain-free, low-carb maple pecan scones with maple frosting.