Prairie Home Crafts

Calling This a 'Science' Might Be Generous 🤣
My scientific process for picking the best pieces.

I break down the mathematical and cosmic indicators used to separate the winners from the rejects in this collection. Watch how I filter through the entire set to isolate only the top-tier items.

Let me know which of these final picks you would have kept.

Learn how to expertly stretch fabric onto a wooden frame for a perfectly taut and professional finish. Using pilot holes and pin nails ensures a lasting hold for your beautiful embroidered art, like this inspiring Bible verse piece.

Who knew antique-style drawer pulls could become a clever candy catcher? We're gluing a template and cutting it out on the band saw. A bit of sanding and they're smoother than a used car salesman!

Preparing an MDF board for epoxy? Don't use expensive tape. Cheaper packing tape is actually better for lining your mold. It creates a smoother surface and prevents sticking, ensuring a flawless finish every time.

Learn the essential sanding technique for building picture frames. We break down the grit progression from rough to fine, ensuring a smooth, professional finish every time. Perfect your craft.

It only took 3 days and $10 to save 25 cents on a gumball. If that isn't the American dream, I don't know what is. This is Frankie from Prairie Home Crafts.

Tired of messy hot glue crafts? Learn the secrets to precise application, preventing leaks, and avoiding frustrating overages. Elevate your DIY projects with these simple yet effective techniques.

Watch Frankie show you how to build a simple custom frame, even if you struggle with hanging things straight. Perfect for your next DIY project!

Ever have gumballs fall when using a candy grabber? This clever candy catcher, shaped to fit an antique cup style drawer pull, solves that problem. Get yours with these affordable Amazon finds!

Watch Frankie in the workshop as he expertly peels birch bark from logs. He compares the satisfying process to exfoliating a grumpy potato – surprisingly accurate!