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Especially when gifted to Mom and Dad, this keepsake booklet is bound to delight.

Bring a still life to real life with this three-dimensional display of beautiful blooms.

Take a basic hallway from staid to striking. Instead of choosing a standard chair rail to divide the wall horizon, tally and hang thin strips of lattice vertically, parallel to one another, about six inches apart. The paneling-in-reverse creates texture and dimension — and helps protect the wall from damage.

Temporary tattoos adhere to a pumpkin just like they would to your skin. All you need is a pretty design. Here, a flock of fluttering butterflies and a creepy-crawly scarab would be at home in any cabinet of curiosities.

Use caning — an intricate material derived from the outer bark of the rattan palm — for an easy wall-art project. These light-catching wall hangings are a breeze to make.

This summer, give your home a seasonal makeover with this tropical-inspired print. It's easy: a palm leaf is dipped in paint and stamped onto the canvas (which, in our case, happens to be millennial pink).

A heavenly décor idea is brought down to earth with a few natural—albeit, ethereal—elements: baby's breath, skeleton leaves, and ornamental pampas grass.

We looked to our favorite fine china styles—including Royal Copenhagen, jasperware, and pierced creamware—for Easter egg inspiration and came up with techniques so remarkably simple, you'll want to pass them down, too.

Decorating for a special party? These 3-D wall rosettes is made easy using the Cricut® Explore Air 2 machine.

If you want a stellar display, this one's got astronomical potential.