Sometimes it's nice to take a moment away from electronic devices and do something different. But it's not always easy to find an activity that's interesting enough to keep us busy long enough. Why not give your creative side a chance with some DIY craft projects?

Happiness Is Homemade is a great resource providing arts and crafts ideas for people of all ages. It includes seasonal ideas like Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Halloween, and also has a variety of projects you can make yourself all year round. Just click Crafts + DIY to find the perfect project for you.
There are also many SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files available for those who want to grab some pre-designed stickers and labels for free.

Ravelry is the best site when it comes to finding patterns for crochet, knitting, etc. Once you create an account, you can use the site's many filters to narrow your search to free patterns .
Tips: Some Raverly models have free PDFs that you can print if you don't want to read on the screen.
Ravelry is a great site to find inspiration if you have a large stash of yarn or want to make things to give to friends and relatives for holidays and birthdays!

You may have heard of Good Housekeeping; This is a popular print publication, but it also has its own website where you can find some great creative and DIY ideas. Open the menu and navigate to Home Ideas > Crafts & DIY Projectsand you'll have access to a range of arts and crafts inspiration for kids and adults.
Good Housekeeping also offers decorating ideas, so you can plan how to display your arts and crafts projects in your home.

Ribblr is similar to Ravelry in that it is a database of different knitting patterns created by users. You can use the search bar and filters to see only free patterns in knitting, crochet, or both. There is the option to favorite templates and come back later. You can also follow your favorite pattern creators on Ribblr to keep up with their latest projects.
However, one downside to Ribblr is that you cannot access a printable PDF of a pattern because the platform is eco-friendly and is trying to cut down on paper usage.

Sarah Maker's craft website, founded by a DIY enthusiast, is a great resource for finding arts and crafts ideas and learning new skills. Here, you can learn how to make your own blankets, clay jewelry, tie-dyed clothing, festive decorations, friendship bracelets, masks, and embroider beautiful motifs and badges.
There is a section dedicated to crochet where you can learn how to crochet scarves, hats, blankets, etc. The step-by-step crochet tutorials for beginners are great for those new to the hobby This.

All Free Crafts has a wide variety of craft products for every skill level. You can also sort crafts by holiday and skill level, if you're trying to create decorations for a holiday party.
There are many types of crafts on All Free Crafts. In addition to sewing, knitting and crochet patterns, there are also other patterns such as homemade scone jars, candles, paper crafts and soaps.