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Hello FOYER Deck the walls Design a yarn tree in your front hallway or on any empty wall. DRAWERS Get jingly with it To make this nifty knob dangler, you'll need about 100 jingle bells, a six-foot-long piece of craft wire, and a metal floral hoop. BATH ROOM Hang pine-fresh starlets Turn sprigs of pine, spruce, holly, mistletoe, or other seasonal foliage into Nordic-inspired stars by tying the ends together. [Extracted from the article]

Hello NEST DOOR HANGER how-to 1 Gather your materials: a small basket, artificial moss and moss balls, a faux bird and bird's nest, and faux spring flowers and branches. 2 Hot-glue bird's nest to inside of basket and hot-glue bird inside nest. Finish by hot-gluing flowers and branches to basket. boost your porch appeal Butterfly Biome, $35, uncommongoods.com Rattan Rabbit Set, $75, brookeandlou.com Williston Forge Skoog Inverted Umbrella Flower Iron Statue Planter, $110, wayfair.com PUTTING THE "FUN" IN "FUNNEL" Cut a piece of floral foam to fit, then dampen and place in a resealable plastic bag; place in funnel. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day provides a step-by-step guide on how to create a lily pad wreath for your door. The wreath is made using green craft paper and features green flowers and lotus flowers in various shades of pink. The article also includes a joke about frogs and suggests visiting their website for more DIY wreath ideas. [Extracted from the article]

Wooden craft beads secure loops of ribbon around egg "ornaments." teeny topiaries Draw a shape with craft glue using the bottle's tip (hint: the way you would before applying glitter), then sprinkle with cut-up moss. Hello tree-mendous centerpiece Stick blooming branches into floral foam to steady your Easter tree. Mod Podge masterpieces Brush a thin layer of the glossy glue over a white egg. [Extracted from the article]

Smile file NOVEMBER 19 CLEAN THE BOWL… Put on rubber gloves. Flush, then coat the toilet bowl's interior, starting under the rim, with a product formulated to clean and disinfect (Clorox Toilet Bowl Cleaner With Bleach) or 1/2 cup of bleach. …THEN THE SEAT AND OUTER AREAS Tackling one area at a time, apply an all-purpose bathroom-disinfecting cleaner, wipe, and rinse. [Extracted from the article]

BACK-TO-SCHOOL WREATH how-to Fold cupcake liners with three different designs in half. Hot-glue groups of glued-together cupcake liners onto wreath form, overlapping evenly. Spell out a fun phrase with the help of an oven-safe silicone letter mold and old or broken crayons. [Extracted from the article]

Hang a childsize bike tire from rope! Ben patiently waiting for Halloween all year. owlsome costume Create a section of a scalloped design on kraft paper, then trace it onto different colors of fabric and stitch or glue to a long-sleeved brown shirt. Knock, knock… Ben… Who's there?. [Extracted from the article]

- 6 - SURPRISE EGGS Wrap treat-filled eggs with crepe paper and tie with ribbon. Hello CELEBRATE WITH woman's day - 1 - EGGSQUISITE DISPLAY Place branches from the yard (or the florist) in a vase and hang colorful paper and painted eggs on them. [Extracted from the article]

Hello An eerie entryway Roll out a layer of moss and add plain pumpkins and a few critters. boost your porch appeal Hack your own stack with the Stack-O-Lantern Pumpkin Stacking Kit From Hey Buddy Hey Pal. (We made ours using a pom-pom maker, but you can also buy 'em!) 2 For DIY pom-poms, tie the long ends to a wire wreath form. POM-POM WREATH how-to 1 Gather your supplies: a wreath form, large googly eyes, and yarn pom-poms in a few sizes and shades of green. [Extracted from the article]

(Easy hack: Buy pinwheels from the dollar store and remove the sticks!) Attach pinwheels to form with hot glue. boost your porch appeal Novogratz xo SJP Collection Priscilla Folding Chairs, $119 for two, shopthenovogratz.com Outdoor Maidenhair Fern Potted Plant, $49, frontgate.com Turquoise Cage Solar Lanterns, $30 each, kirklands.com Total pop star! For each square, draw lines from each corner to determine the center (see box a), where a brad will hold the pinwheel in place. Hello PINWHEEL WREATH how-to Gather your supplies: a sturdy flat wreath form, craft paper, a round hole punch, a utility knife, and colored brads. [Extracted from the article]

HOW-TO DISCO gourds Pin foil fringe (the strip where the strands connect) to the tops of pumpkins, wrap around stems to create a few layers, then cut. HOW-TO Ain't nothing but an ELVIS pumpkin Attach craft fur to pumpkin with double-stick tape and cut fur into the shape of The King's iconic haircut. HOW-TO SPIDEY sense Carve a web into pumpkin (freehand, or use a template); then, before you remove the carved pieces, spray-paint pumpkin black and let dry. [Extracted from the article]

Hello PAINT YOUR OWN FLAG Use a slab of reclaimed wood to create a festive piece of decor (and, yes, a photo backdrop!) for your Fourth of July bash. tip: When displaying an American flag vertically, proper protocol is to place the Union (the blue section) at the top left corner. toolshed transformation Painting the exterior a tranquil blue can help your storage space (this one is from Tuff Shed) feel like a retreat. STRAW GARLAND Cut paper straws into a fun design and thread baker's twine through them. BURSTING WITH PRIDE BALLOON Spell out "USA" on a balloon with star stickers and attach paper flags to the string. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day provides tips and ideas for decorating your home in a patriotic theme. The suggestions include creating a flag using red and white fabric strips, adding pinwheels and sparklers to your garden, wrapping cones in patriotic paper for a festive dessert, making a wreath using straws, and using Americana ribbon to decorate a vase. The article also suggests using blue painter's tape and tinsel firework toppers for a dazzling tablecloth display. The article includes colorful photos to illustrate the ideas. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "SWEET SURPRISE" in Woman's Day magazine discusses the idea of brightening someone's day by sending them flowers on Bring Flowers to Someone Day. The article recommends two woman-owned businesses, Farmgirl Flowers and Amelia's Flowers, for their unique and eco-friendly bouquets. It also suggests an alternative option of a paper bouquet that can last for years. The article includes a photo of a paper bouquet called Fresh Cut Paper Peony Paradise. [Extracted from the article]

Didja know… A&W restaurants reportedly served up the first bacon cheeseburger, and it was added to the A&W menu in 1963. flavor upgrade Replace 2 Tbsp of butter with bacon fat. Use it to sauté veggies or fry eggs for a hint of smoky flavor. tasty trick One way to avoid dry turkey: Wrap it in luscious bacon. fast favorite To cook bacon quickly, place strips on a plate between several layers of paper towels. PHOTO (COLOR): Cheddar, Bacon, and Chive Quick Bread recipe, page 89 PHOTO (COLOR): Maple-Bacon Cinnamon Rolls recipe, page 90 PHOTO (COLOR): Bacon & Egg Breakfast Tart recipe, page 90 PHOTO (COLOR): Smoky Bacon Turkey Breast PHOTO (COLOR): Jalapeño Popper Chicken Soup recipe, page 89. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Woman's Day provides creative ideas for decorating eggs. The suggestions include using yellow dye and a permanent marker to draw on features, using watercolor paint to create a work of art, using puff paint to create a Swiss-dot effect, using gold leaf for a golden touch, and creating a berry-themed egg by painting it red and adding seeds and a paper strawberry "hull." The article includes colorful photos to illustrate the different techniques. [Extracted from the article]

Create a yarn knitting cord using just your hands, your fingers, and yarn. CROCHETING A single hook is used to connect loops of yarn from a single strand to create fabric. Skip metallic fabric paint and instead apply liquid gold leaf before the base layer of paint dries. Knitted floor pouf To make this eye-catching ottoman, all you need is a pile of yarn, your arms (yep, that's right!), and Anne's book, Knitting Without Needles. what's the difference?. [Extracted from the article]

in every issueImagine you could wave a wand and give any space an instant update! Maybe you can. I think small, thoughtful changes can work that kind of makeover magic. This issue is packed with what we call "twirlups"— tiny tweaks that have major impact. How will you refresh and revive your home? We've got ideas!Chasing Paper wallpaper twirled up my home office.PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)PHOTO (COLOR)@meaghanbmurphy @theyaylist [Extracted from the article]

SERVES 16 2½ cups all-purpose flour 1¼ cups unsweetened cocoa powder 2¼ cups granulated sugar ¾ cup packed brown sugar 2¼ tsp baking soda ¾ tsp baking powder ¾ tsp kosher salt 1½ cups whole milk ¾ cup canola oil 3 large eggs 1½ tsp pure vanilla extract 1¼ cups boiling water Frosting and decorations 2 8-oz pkgs. Add 1 cup water, olive oil, 1 Tbsp sugar, and salt and bring to a boil. Fancy Fortunes recipe, opposite Fancy Fortunes ACTIVE 10 MIN. TOTAL 40 MIN. PLUS COOLING MAKES 10 2 Tbsp unsalted butter ¼ cup confectioners' sugar 1 large egg white 1 tsp pure vanilla extract 1/8 tsp kosher salt ¼ cup all-purpose flour 10 strips of paper with fortunes (3-by ½-in. each) Melted chocolate (dark, milk, or white) and chopped nuts, for decorating 1 Heat oven to 375°F. SERVES 4 2 Tbsp olive oil, plus more for ramekins 1 medium onion, chopped 1 lb carrots, cut into ½-in. pieces Kosher salt and pepper 2 cloves garlic, chopped 1 Tbsp fresh thyme leaves ¼ cup all-purpose flour 2 cups whole milk ½ cup flat-leaf parsley, chopped 1 sheet frozen puff pastry, thawed 1 large egg, beaten 1 Heat oven to 375°F. [Extracted from the article]

Candy Cane Roulade ACTIVE 30 MIN. TOTAL 45 MIN. SERVES 10 Cake Confectioners' sugar, for dusting 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 tsp baking powder ¼ tsp kosher salt 4 large eggs, at room temp 2/3 cup granulated sugar 2 Tbsp whole milk 1 Tbsp canola oil ¾ tsp red gel food coloring 1 tsp pure vanilla extract Filling 4 oz white chocolate, chopped 1 cup very cold heavy cream ½ tsp pure peppermint extract Glaze and decorating ½ cup granulated sugar 4 candy canes 1 Spray 10- by 15-in. jelly-roll pan with cooking spray and line with parchment paper. Right before serving, dust roll with confectioners' sugar and top with crushed and whole candy canes. [Extracted from the article]

Hello FINDING JOY …to my high school boyfriend, who provided a place to stay while my dad was sick. It turned out a friend of his had seen my tire pop and called this mechanic to find me and swap out my tire. I was too big to change a tire myself, and we wouldn't have money to pay for a new tire until payday, three days away. [Extracted from the article]

Hello CELEBRATE WITH woman's day There's a lunch table hiding under here! Enjoy sandwiches and treats - Melissa served food on disposable dinnerware designed like notebook paper! Build kebabs by layering little sandwiches, cheese, and fruit onto coffee stirrers. turkey, Swiss, and lettuce sandwiches + Cheddar cheese dried coconut chips sweet & savory snack mix (page 97) dried apricots & cherries almond butter & jelly sandwiches + fresh fruit party trick!. [Extracted from the article]

HOLIDAY STORAGE SOLUTIONS Honey-Can-Do Ornament Storage Container (with 120 cubes), $41, homedepot.com Wreath Storage Bag, $50, the-coverstore.com Wrap and Roll Wrapping Paper Storage, $50, scoutbags.com COOKIE CUTTER WREATH how-to 1 First lay out cookie cutters in a wreath shape to estimate how many you will need. 2 Apply hot glue to the back of each cookie cutter and adhere paper to it. 3 Hot-glue the edges of the cookie cutters together and glue ribbon to the bottom. One-of-a-kind garland For each snowflake cookie cutter, tape one end of yarn inside, wrap until fully covered, then tape other end. [Extracted from the article]

Add string loops to pinecones with hot glue, then adhere stars (can be sequins, paper, or even beads) with hot glue. Go to womansday.com/wreaths. un-fir-gettable garland Paint small pinecones green using craft paint and let dry. Boost your porch appeal Haute Decor 37-In. Red and Black Christmas Nutcracker, $89, homedepot.com Hearth & Hand With Magnolia Happy Holidays Doormat, from $13, target.com Silver Bell Door Swag, $30, crateandbarrel.com un-fir-gettable garland how-to, page 80 GIFT BOX WREATH how-to 1 Gather your supplies: a foam wreath form, 10 to 11 wrapped mini gift boxes, assorted bows, and a fun figurine. [Extracted from the article]

According to its creators, its elements work together to regulate humidity, airflow, light, and temperature to extend the shelf life of cheeses. OCTOBER 9 We're serious cheese lovers here at Woman's Day - so much so that we don't hesitate to celebrate Moldy Cheese Day - and we recently discovered a new way to keep cheese fresh. Plus, this mini cave eliminates the need to wrap cheese and is reportedly three times as effective as cheese paper and plastic containers. [Extracted from the article]

Paul the Apostle encouraged early believers to live well by building healthy habits: Maybe you'll meet with friends who encourage you in your faith. This practice required intention, so when no one needed diaper changes or sippy-cup refills, I cuddled up on the couch and read a few verses, a paragraph, a chapter. Smile file When the store displays of lined paper, composition notebooks, and neon highlighters have all been ransacked, you'll know it's back-to-school season. [Extracted from the article]

APRIL 1 We think everyone could use a few laughs these days, so the pranksters at WD put on our thinking caps (or, rather, our jester's hats) and came up with some lighthearted April Fools' Day jokes sure to surprise and delight friends and family of all ages. ENJOY A BROWN "E" Fill the cookie jar with brown E's cut from kraft paper - but keep real brownies on hand to end the joke on a sweet note. Scrape the icing off these classic sandwich cookies and replace it with sour cream. [Extracted from the article]

Add faux flowers, paper snowflakes, and a bottlebrush critter to cover both possible outcomes. squeeze the day Let your door be the bright spot on a dreary winter day or save this idea for warmer months. 18-Inch Preserved Boxwood Wreath, $60, jamaligarden.com hit the slopes Create a winter wonderland with plastic skiers (these are cupcake toppers!), paper snowflakes, and cotton snow. consult the groundhog Long winter or early spring? EASY WREATH UPDATES how-to «start fresh This lush wreath looks lovely as is, but you can easily dress it up for any holiday or special occasion (like we did here!). [Extracted from the article]

April Franzino WD Beauty Director HAPPY FEET Soaking salts, lotion, and plush slippers soothe soles. Giftable cookbooks DECEMBER 25 Wrap up one of these books - picked by the WD Test Kitchen - for the home cook or aspiring chef on your Christmas list. A tree-rific display DECEMBER 9 Arrange your prettiest cards into this iconic shape on Christmas Card Day, and then turn the page for special designs to send this year. [Extracted from the article]

Veggie roasting guide For all the below items, season with salt, pepper, and olive oil and spread on a rimmed baking sheet with space between pieces. Let's eat stack smart Layer lunches with dressing and sturdier toppings at the bottom to avoid sogginess in transit. Roasted Vegetable Bowl Recipe, page 90 bowl goals Try a mix of raw and cooked vegetables for a variety of textures and flavors that'll fill you up. [Extracted from the article]

Smile file Cut flower shapes out of paper and secure a button to the middle of each flower using floral wire, which will also serve as the stem. Holiday gatherings are here, and bingo is a classic crowd-pleaser. [Extracted from the article]

Here, your checklist of holidays and national days to celebrate this month and next. April 1st April Fools' Day 6th Walking Day 15th Passover begins 17th Easter 22nd Earth Day May 2nd Truffle Day 8th Mother's Day 16th Do Something Good for Your Neighbor Day 26th Paper Airplane Day 30th Memorial Day Illustration by Heather Stillufsen Find more from our artist! @heather stillufsen rosehilldesignstudio.etsy.com Check out @womansdaymag on Instagram for a calendar of party starters every Monday, and share your good times with #WDcelebrates. [Extracted from the article]

JANUARY 31 It's Bubble Wrap Day, but don't burst those bubbles just yet. First, make this adorable gift bag, created by the founders of lifestyle blog Salvage Sister & Mister (@salvagesista). Didja know… Bubble Wrap was the accidental innovation of two inventors who were trying to create a textured wallpaper in 1957. [Extracted from the article]

AUGUST 8 This cash "pizza" serves as a great gift for National Dollar Day, birthdays, and so much more. Top your pie with coin "pepperoni" or veggie shapes cut out of paper. Smile file Save these dates: There are a whole lot of happy-makers to put on your calendar!. [Extracted from the article]