Zippered Card Pouch. Binder Purse. Sounds different, right? Thats what I thought too! I had a customer ask me to make her one, so that she could use it when she was doing the extreme coupon thing! So what is it really? A binder cover with purse straps so you can easily carry it! It has velcro tabs on the side to keep it from opening, and to keep all your items from falling out. Are they fun to make? I made a tester one, just to get all the kinks out! I really love the inside of the front cover. This order also had a custom pencil pouch added to it! I am thinking about making a pattern to sell from this design. And Made with Love! Tutorial: Polymer clay geometric dome earstuds. Salaam and hello out there! About a week ago, I posted a picture of the newest additions to my polymer clay jewelry collection. Remember these? I promised that I would share a tutorial for these geometric inspired ear studs, and so here is the first tutorial!
I'll be showing you how to make the really simply and cute geometric dome-shaped earstuds! (Salaam og hallo derude! You will need: - (Du skal bruge): Polymer clay in a color of your choice - FIMO ler i en selvvalgt farveAn xacto-knife - En hobby knivEarstuds - ØrestikkereGlue gun - Limpistol Take a small piece of the clay and roll it into a tiny ball with a diameter of about 7 mm (more or less, according to your choice.) (Tag en lille klump FIMO-ler og rul den til en lille kugle med en diameter på omkring 7 mm. Use the xacto knife to cut the ball in half while it's still warm. Mens den stadig er varm, skal du tage hobby kniven og skær kuglen over i midten.
I usually make a lot of them at once, it's much easier! ~All-Natural Hair Care~ Modern Bookshelf. Starry Night Patina Tutorial. I've been promising a tutorial and I've finally finished it~ This Sapphire Patina is just so beautiful and it's something all of you can try at home with terrific results! Here's the project: Sapphire Starry Night Earrings Tutorial Items you'll need: 2 Brass Rectangle Charms provided with holes 1.5mm hole punch (if no holes in brass charms) fine steel wool or scotchbrite (outside scrubby of sponge will work) Spray bottle of water Coarse salt provided Ammonia - household Plastic container with lid 2 small round flat stones 2 brass earwires or 20 ga wire provided 2 Brass stars or small charms provided Getting Started: Setting up the patina station~ Set up your plastic container in a well ventilated area ~ the lid will be on for most of this procedure, but ammonia has a very strong odor...so outside in a covered area is a good place.
Lay two round flat stones on bottom of container and pour in just a bit of Ammonia ...do not cover the stones with ammonia...just enough to cover the bottom of the container. Beaded Crochet Bracelet. The Beading Gem's Journal: More Awesome Beaded Earrings Tutorials. I like beaded earrings projects because they are fast for near instant gratification and don't need fitting like rings. They are also a wonderful way to try out a new beading stitch. A really pretty pair to make - the Cha-Cha earrings by Jennifer van Benschoten over at the About.Beadwork site. Although the tutorial uses size 11 seed beads, the project will still be quick as there aren't a lot of small beads used.
The visual impact is created by the side-drilled glass drops. One of the cleverest beaded earrings tutorial I have seen lately is the Monkey's Fist Knot earrings by Shala Kerrigan over at BellaOnline. It's inspired by the real nautical knot of the same name. Jennifer also has another great tutorial called the Modern Metallic Brick Stitch earrings on the About.Beadwork site. Bling lovers will really appreciate the Little Miracles Beaded Earrings tutorial. Little Miracles Swarowski Beaded Earrings More Beading Tutorials : Mod Podge Rocks!: Mod Podge jewelry: 20 project ideas to DIY.
Day 31 - April 29th 2012. Big news! I had the first towing test and my Hyundai Sonata didn't even feel the trailer behind. Here are the pictures of the trailer behind the car: And some pictures from the interior. I still have to do some things inside the trailer, I have to make a rail for the bunk bed, to install speakers, to install a small screen for entertainment... (probably our Kindle Fire). The size of the bed inside the trailer is 6'6" long and 4' wide. An Astronomer’s Eye Candy, Galaxy Nails | Blog | FlauntMe. Sweatshirt liposuction. No sew T-shirt reconstruction. I love to make things that are easy to make but with a big effect. For this t-shirt reconstruction is no sewing required. It’s really easy to make but it looks lovely! You only need a few basic tools to make this t-shirt.
From baggy t-shirt to cute shirt: let’s get started! Learn how to make this no sew t-shirt reconstruction after the jump. . . What you need for this no sew t-shirt reconstruction - baggy t-shirt - ribbon - scissors - fabric glue - crayon How to make this no sew t-shirt reconstruction Look at the image above for directions. Bare foot/DW brides! T-shirt et dentelle DIY - SAUVAGES. Depuis quelques temps, j'avais envie d'un nouveau t-shirt à dentelle, mais aucune envie de magasiner, et surtout pas d'acheter. Je me suis réveillée hier matin avec ce projet en tête... Une petite heure de travail, et hop, me voici avec mon nouveau t-shirt en dentelle fait à partir de mon t-shirt crème préféré! J'ai pensé vous partager ici les instructions, d'un coup que vous aimeriez recycler votre T préféré en quelque chose de joli pour l'été qui tarde à arriver. pour épingler correctement votre dentelle sur votre t-shirt, commencez par mettre votre T et y aposer quelques épingles là où devrait aller la dentelle.
Enlever votre T et ajuster pour que ce soit droit. Vous voilà prêt à épingler la dentelle (sur le devant du tissu et non sur l'envers!) Une fois que vous aurez découper les zones pour laisser place à la transparence de la dentelle, épingler puis coudre la dentelle aux épaules et au collet. Utiliser ensuite la manche du T comme patron pour tracer les nouvelles manches de dentelle. A Step in the Journey: DIY Baker's Twine. I have been drooling over all of the baker’s twine projects I’ve been seeing lately. Haven’t you? It comes in SOOO many delicious colors, and can be used in a multitude of ways.
I’ve entered several giveaways in hope that I’ll be able to add some to my craft collection, but I’ve yet to win. It’s okay thought. I decided to make my own, because I’m cheap thrifty. And if you are walking down the same thrifty path as me, you can make your own too! White string | ruler | Sharpies | spools I picked up the white string at the Wal-Mart for $2.97 I believe. First, Wrap your string tightly around the ruler (I covered my ruler in masking tape to avoid the marker adding a little necessary decorations). I’ve found the quickest way to do this is to hold the ruler in one hand and wrap quickly with the other…then push the string up the ruler to make snug!
Then, you’ll need to choose one of your Sharpies (or other permanent marker). And color several straight lines. Wrap. And repeat in several different colors. Downsizing Days: Maximizing Your Closet Space/ DIY Coat Rack. DIY// floral crown. I LOVE this floral crown trend going around right now. They are so pretty and so customizable! Not to mention really cheap to make too. After the jump, see some pictures of the one I made followed by a tutorial on how you can make your own. Ingredients: - Scissors - Leather cord - Faux Flowers - Jewelry/Craft wire Pull the flower off the stem.
Cut off a piece of wire about 6 inches or so. Secure the wire about the base of your flower, hiding it under the bottom green part that hold the flower together. Twist the wire around its self. Wrap the wire around your cord. This is a really cute accessory for spring. Hope you enjoyed this spring DIY! Handmadeology - The Science of Handmade.