Shrines and altars ideas how to make

Make a pocket shrine from a matchbox to celebrate a special occasion, as a gift or just for fun. This is an absorbing craft project that is very addictive.

Witch & Wiccan on Instagram: "Ever thought about taking your spiritual practice with you? Portable altars are a game-changer for modern witches and pagans on the go! (Although they have been around for a long time!) They allow you to practice your craft anywhere, bringing a sense of sacred space with you. Perfect for travel, small spaces, or discreet practice, these mini-altars can be personalized with your favorite crystals, herbs, or deity symbols. Plus, they’re easy to store and set…

Marion Westerman on Instagram: "The first view when I enter my studio! It makes me want to start right away! Wow, this is the thing that makes me happy! I have two desks, one for the dirty stuff (paper mache/clay) and one for painting. I can recommend the two desks! Beneath my desk is my waist paper storage space! One has to be resourceful! Happy Monday! #papiermache #shrine #altardecor #paperpulp #papermache #papermacheart #niches #shrine ##workinprogress #onmydesk #altar #walldecor…

Marion Westerman on Instagram: "Making a paper mache shrine in a nut shell. A new design, new mold. A great opportunity to show you a little bit more of the process. It’s never just making a shrine. There’s always a lot more. This reel might give you a nice idea of what it takes to make a paper mache shrine… and where not talking about the sanding, painting or varnishing! #workingprogress #papiermache #shrine #papermache #paperpulpmaking #altardecor #howitsmade #paperpulp #papermacheart…

I love my Dremel, and since I've gotten so many really nice (and undeserved!) comments on my recent efforts I thought I'd share a few of my techniques. Most of what I've learned--in real life as well as in mini life--has been through trial and error. A lot of horribly deformed lumps paved the way for anything remotely resembling an actual geometric shape. Hopefully hearing about my mistakes can save you some trouble! The first and really most important issue, I think, is which Dremel to use…

Convert a lantern from a home goods store to create a miniature "shrine" to hold prayer cards, relics, rosaries, and statues! This is not intended for mere decoration; this is to help build a foundation of prayer and invitation to the communion of saints so that we may all be united in heart and soul with Christ. <3

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!