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Hi and welcome to interiordezine.com news for April

Autumn is settling in here and we are beginning to feel the cold, some of you may be experiencing quite the opposite and reveling in the crispness of spring. Wherever you are, you may be able to spare the time for a little craft project.

This month our feature is - Craft

How to Make a Table Runner
How to Make Tie Backs
How to Make a Baby's Quilt
How to Make Glass Framed Art
How to Make a Picnic Cloth and Napkins
How to Make Roman Shades (ebook)
How to Make Valances (ebook)
How to make a Romantic Bedroom Using A Canopy Bed

A few tips on flower arrangements

• For a formal arrangement - don't have too many colors, select 3 max and work with those otherwise your arrangement wil look too busy.
• Monochromatic arrangements look great - select flowers of the same color, and use greenery ie leaves etc to create the contrast.
• If you want a country garden/wild flower look, the more flowers you have the better, these flowers look best as a large bunch in a vase left to meander on their own.
• Always select a vase that fits the type of arrangement you want. Tall and slender for a single rose and greenery, heavy and squat for large short stemed flowers, large and tall for long stemed flowers such as lilys. Nothing looks worse that a tiny posy of flowers in a large vase, select a small compact vase and they will compliment each other!
• Add a teaspoon of sugar to the water to keep your flowers fresh. Change the water at least every three days and make sure that you don't have leaf matter in the water or the water will spoil.