No matter how skilled you are in candle making, coloring-changing lights can add a whole new level of excitement to your craft. Whether you're looking to impress a friend with a homemade gift, decorate your home with a splash of color or just try something new, this craft will leave you with a sense of satisfaction and style.

Gum Arabic, or gum acacia, is the sap inside the acacia trees living in Senegal, Sudan, Somalia, west Asia and other parts of sub-Saharan climates. The sap of the trees drip through cuts in the bark, then hardens on the outside. Once hardened, gum can be taken from the tree and can be used for a variety of different purposes. If you need gum arabic for a project, you can find it a number of baking supply shops, art stores or photography supply stores.

Genetic fingerprinting, also known as DNA fingerprinting, is a far-reaching science. Though commonly associated with forensic and genetic science, genetic fingerprinting has many practical applications, and its use continues to expand. Genetic fingerprinting is used to solve crimes, preserve wildlife, fight disease and feed the world.

Seeds and beads provide a variety of textures, sizes and colors for craft projects. Found in many craft shops and easy to store, they are a staple in the supply cupboard of many crafters. When used together to create layered or mosaic projects, they pair well with different beans and rice to add more textures and colors to the projects.

Parchment craft is an ancient art that dates back to the 15th century. It can include embossing, piercing, painting, stamping and drawing directly onto parchment paper as a form of decoration. Parchment crafts are often used for invitations to events including weddings, baby showers, christenings and more. There are techniques that are easy for beginners as well as more advanced ones for those with experience.