Howcast - Newborns are used to the coziness of the womb. Recreating that environment is a great way to calm a baby during her first few months in the big wide world.

Howcast - You'll be off to the races—or at least look like you are—when you sport this stylish scarf.

Howcast - Folding a fitted sheet doesn't always have to devolve into a wrestling match with those unruly corners. Here's how to turn it into an elegant pas de deux.

Howcast - Let's twist again—this time, with a pretty necktie.

Howcast - Show your pillowcases the same care and tenderness they show you, and you'll both rest easy.

Howcast - Whether it's a small dish towel or a mammoth beach towel, the principles for folding it remain the same—think of it as the 'three-by-three' method.

Howcast - Got an urge to go fly a kite? With this simple project you can be out the door and flying high in no time.

Howcast - Add instant jazz to an outfit by snaking a colorful belt through your pant loops.

Twist ties and bag clips are for sissies. Here's how to keep an open bag of chips fresh with your bare hands.

Next time you're stuck making someone's bed, do the short sheet trick. It's an oldie but a goodie.

Annie Hall made the Half Windsor popular with the ladies, and the look is coming back.

Whether you're in the army or just a fanatic about knowing the right way to do things, here's a technique that will bring you joy for years to come.

The T-shirt may be the king of casual wear, but take care of it like your finest dress shirt and you'll be able to stay casual a good long time.

Whether it's a free-for-all picnic buffet or a formal 12-course dinner, your table should be notable for its abundance — not for the tablecloth's abundance of wrinkles.

Circular tablecloths look impossible to fold into neat little squares, but with a little practice you'll be doing this with ease.

Turn old watch faces into appealing bracelets by using an eco-friendly recycling technique.

Sure, you can always use iron-on hem tape to shorten those pants, but maybe it's time to join the 35 million Americans who can sew—yes, with a needle and thread—a hem.

Take special precautions to prevent newspaper clippings from decomposing during storage.

These elephant-shaped towels are so cute and easy to create that you'll never want to use them for drying.

Smoking is bad for your lungs, so let your fingers do the puffing instead.

Got CDs or DVDs, but no place to put them? Make one from a spare sheet of paper.

If you want to spice up a present but you're low on supplies, check out this little trick to brighten up your gift.

If you want to make a homemade Christmas card and save some money, here's a great way to add some fun to it.

You have only one head, but any number of ways to decorate it with a scarf.