by Adam Kittrell | Mar 28, 2021 | Adult Education, Woodworking
Well, folks, it’s the time of year to start putting your plants outside—and what better way than setting them up in a nice handmade, segmented planter? I know what you’re thinking. Last spring I made a simple box-style planter and wrote about the new home for my basil...
by Adam Kittrell | Mar 14, 2021 | Adult Education, Art, Woodworking
While cleaning out a storage shed at my sister’s house I found an old dining chair. I was instantly reminded of eating french toast, spaghetti, and many other home-cooked meals in this chair. This chair had unfortunately seen much better days. The seat was busted into...
by Adam Kittrell | Jan 6, 2021 | Adult Education, Woodworking
I was constantly in trouble as a kid for climbing on top of counters in the kitchen to get something out of a cabinet or from the top of the fridge. As I grew up, I stopped having to stand on the countertops to reach a cup for coffee or sweet tea, but I still had...
by Adam Kittrell | May 27, 2020 | Woodworking
Whether you dream of living like Cinderella with a murmur of birds swarming around you, or you want to adopt a pegleg pirate parrot, or you simply enjoy Arkansas’s backyard birds, this project will help you create a safe way to feed your plumed friends. Sure,...
by Casey Jeffery | Apr 30, 2020 | Adult Education, Art, Life Hacks
If you have ever considered putting wallpaper in your home, you may have realized, it’s a bit of a challenge—it takes a lot of time and has a relatively short shelf life. If you decide to change it later, it’s another hassle. Our membership engagement...
by Hannah May | Apr 29, 2020 | Adult Education, Art
Try tie-dyeing with things you already have at home. Teabags, coffee, turmeric, paprika, and wine have the potential to be temporary or semi-permanent dyes for fabric. I say “semi-permanent” because you will likely have some fading over time with any of these, but you...
