I might die if someone did this for me...amazing idea. ... | DIY ideas. Fancy up your mason jar! - I hope everyone had a wonderful Mother’s Day! Mine was a little all over the place but excellent nonetheless. I wanted to share with you a super fun DIY project that I made for my mother for Mother’s Day that I think all of you will enjoy making too! This year I decided to a little bit different of a gift… I decided to snazzy-up some mason jars! My family and I love drinking from mason jars and what’s better than just slapping on a little chalkboard paint to make it that much more fun. Check it out… Items Needed: Mason Jar{s} {your choice of size}Chalkboard PaintSmall PaintbrushScissorsPaperPermanent MarkerDrillStrawRubber grommetChalk How To: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
These are great for parties so everyone doesn’t have to worry about whose cup is whose! Lots of fun, right?! Have a fantastic day! Use paint chips to punch out ombré designs. | Crafts. Pretty way to address envelopes. | Get Crafty. Diy: bath bombs. Complete disclosure: I've never used a premade bath bomb. I see them everywhere and they look really nice but they always seemed too expensive for a one-time use item and too big. I mean, that whole thing is supposed to dissolve in one bath? That didn't seem right. So I thought it might be worth my while to try making some myself as a nice Valentine's gift to... myself.
Obviously, I have no idea how proper bath bombs are supposed to work, but these fizz delightfully, add a very subtle tint and scent to the water, and soften my poor winter-dry legs amazingly well. Probably the hardest part was finding citric acid. Initially, I used an old cupcake container I had as a mould just to do some testing, but I realized I really liked the rustic/cute look it gave the bombs so I continued using it. What you'll need to make one bath bomb (or two like mine): 2 tablespoons baking soda 1 tablespoon of citric acid (or 1/2 tablespoon cream of tartar) 1 tablespoon of cornstarch 3/4 teaspoon liquid* Valentine's Day Scratch Off Tickets - PinTriedIt. Nail polish, EOS chapstick, Sharpie pens & gum - all in a cute ... ... KwguauciBJ1qa1nbz.jpg (237×316) How To Make A Microwave Heating Bag.
Instead of using electric heat pads & blankets or hot water bottles for your aches and pains, these microwaveable packs are just the ticket! They’re known by a few different terms such as: bed buddies, stress busters, rice or magic bags, corn cozies–but they’re basically all the same thing. These serve a dual purpose as you can also keep them in the freezer to use has a cooling pad or freezer pack when needed.
If you’d like to learn how to make them, you’ll find a tutorial below along with tips for different kinds of fillers to try and directions for using them. Introduction: No pattern is necessary, simply cut two pieces of cloth in the size/shape you wish (leave a seam allowance about 1/2″). Some prefer regular square shapes, others prefer tubes or more rectangular shapes. These are really easy to whip up as well as cheap! Filler Options Uncooked riceWheatFeed cornBuckwheat hullsBarleyOatmealBeansFlax seedCherry pits Fabric Options Instructions Filler Suggestion For Headache Soothers Caution:
Bustle Backpack. Dress up a cheap frame by decorating is with glue, ... | arts and c... 3D embroidery on canvas; make a design with rope ... | arts and crafts. Adriafil SCARF PATTERN Yarn FAIDATE ® New and exclusive knitting technique. Make a camera strap & Laura Ashley giveaway. Happy Monday! I'm happy to kick this week off a brand spankin new collaboration for Laura Ashley's blog. I LOVE Laura Ashley and grew up on their florals (didn't we all?) , so this is a perfect marriage. Over the next six months I'll be creating some DIYs and floral-related posts on their blog to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the iconic brand.
Supplies: scarf, 2 split rings, 2 chain closures, scissors, sewing machine OR needle/thread, scrap of leather, pen Step 1: Draw your shape on the leather with a pen making sure the smallest point at the fold fits through the split ring. Step 2: Cut the leather on the folded line. Step 3: Repeat to create two of these leather pieces.
Step 4: Connect the chain closure to the split ring. Step 5: Slide the ring to the middle section of the leather. To kick off the series, Laura Ashley is giving away this same scarf to one reader. TO ENTER:1. The giveaway will end one week from today, Monday, July 1st. Good luck! Decorate your mugs! - Morning Creativity. I’ve long wanted to draw on coffee mugs and bake them in the oven. During a visit to the local craft supplies store in Kristiansand last week I found a marker with which I can draw on ceramic and glass. This marker, called Porcelain Painter, worked great, and I didn’t have to bake the mug afterwards. After three days it’s now dishwasher safe (122°F/50°C).
I bought the mugs cheap at Ikea. Well, I definitely know what to give friends and family for Christmas – personalized coffee mugs! Lightweight Spring Infinity Scarf Tutorial. Scallop Waist Skirt. (Today's featured pattern after intro.) I found Chie's blog through her posting her lovely pieces on Grosgrain's flickr boards or through her features on Burdastyle. I'm not quite sure which one it was. But either way, I was hooked. I love how her clothes look amazing from the front AND back. She always on the front pages of Burdastyle and for very good reason! Chie is a japanese seamstress based in Tokyo.
As she sewed more she began documenting her progress and blogging about various aspects of her sewing life. Lotus Flower romper left. Thank you Chie for joining me for Free Pattern Month. Hello Grosgrain readers! This was my first time making a PDF pattern, so if anything is unclearor if you have any suggestions, please contact me through my blog:)Pattern printing instructions: Download the pattern here (vvscallop waist skirt pattern)The pattern should be out on 15 sheets with a thin frame. Cutting Instruction:❤ Waist band – Cut 2 with center folded❤ Skirt piece – Cut 1 with center folded. Guest post: hand printed fabric gift wrap tutorial. During my maternity leave, I asked a few of my favorite mamas and mamas-to-be to kindly step in with some fun guest posts to keep you company Hi everyone!
My name is Casey, and you can find me regularly over at My Life as a Sugar Lander, where I post about days with my little boy, my shop, PAPER+TWINE, other crafts, and pretty things. I am so happy for Alyson and her new baby boy! What an exciting time. If you are anything like me, you have a steady (and ever growing) list of friends expecting. Some months there seem to be baby showers on every weekend! I love making a special gift for my soon-to-be-mom friends, and I try and change it up from time to time, to keep my friends on their toes. All supplies can be found at your local craft store. Squeeze some ink onto a paper plate. Once you are done printing, leave your fabric to dry for a few hours. Adriafil SCARF PATTERN Yarn FAIDATE ® New and exclusive knitting technique. DIY. C'est en collaboration avec le magazine Little que je vous propose ce poster d'étiquettes et autres DIY à télécharger !
Il y a du choix vous verrez, des étiquettes à coller sur les cahiers, ou pots de confiture, des marques-page, des étiquettes de toutes formes et tailles, des petits mémos pour la semaine... bref un plein de petits DIY à découper et coller où bon vous semble. Vous pouvez vous procurer gratuitement le magazine avec le poster grand format dans plusieurs endroits, dont vous trouverez une large liste ici (avec une petite interview de ma pomme !).
Si vous souhaitez télécharger le fichier, c'est par ici ou par ici :) Pin It. DIY - Trio Heart Envelopes. Le 3 juin prochain c'est fête des mères, et j'ai trouvé sur la toile ce charmant DIY bien approprié pour y glisser ses petits mots d'amour ; ) Encore une fois je l'ai remanié avec mes propres motifs. Vous aurez juste besoin d'une imprimante et d'une paire de ciseaux. N'hésitez pas à personnaliser vos enveloppes comme bon vous semble avec du masking tape, stickers, tampons etc... Il y a 3 modèles à télécharger ici (au format A4) : > Modèle rayures > Modèle pois > Modèle triangles A vos ciseaux ! Free Mandala Designs to Print: Get Your Free Printable Mandala Coloring Pages Here. Looking for free mandala designs to print?
You are invited to download and print the 2 free mandala designs below! The 2 mandala designs below are free samples from my $8 Mandala Coloring Pages e-book (shown right), which contains 23 printable mandalas to print and color. If you like the mandalas on this page, check out the full Mandala Coloring Book! What is a mandala? Visually speaking, a mandala can be typically described as an abstract concentric form with intricate designs that emanate from a central point. (Huh?) On a spiritual level, mandalas are useful devices for centering yourself and getting in touch with your own inner reality. Free printable mandala coloring pages I am offering you these free mandala designs to print and color in any way you choose.
You can print these free mandala designs as many times as you want. Free printable mandalas These free mandala designs to print will open as gif files in a new window or tab. Do you want to learn how to create your own mandalas? Bina Brianca Wrap Cardigan: Must-have Womens Fall Top. DIY Fringe Scarf | Lakeland Local. Everyone needs a go-to fringe scarf in their fashion repertoire. Here’s an easy way to make your own. What You Will Need: -Old T-Shirt -Good Scissors Step 1: Go through your old T-shirts and find a daring print or color combo. For a cleaner look, choose a solid. Step 2: Cut horizontally across the shirt, just below the armholes, to create a rectangular tube. Step 3: Working your way around the tube, make a series of vertical cuts that extend from the raw edge upward. Step 4: Tug down on each strand to elongate it. Photo credit: Cathy Hayes for Lakeland Local.
EVOLUTION OF A BED PT.1. Aww yeah...this is about the construction of beds. You're super intrigued...right? Derp. Sorry to disappoint. Nothing scandalous here. Beds in dorm rooms...stink. This isn't actually my room, but it's pretty darn close furniture-wise. There are so many limitations to decorating a room with something other than posters. Despite all these rulez, this year I REALLY outdid myself with trying to modify the bed to be something splendid. Voila. Yup. Anyhoo, this bad boy was constructed as such: 1. The accoutrements: I tied the middle curtains back with some string, so as to not get too cozy and thus never go to class in the morning.
And if you're wondering, it passed inspection. Fire Safety Guy #1: This doesn't look regulation. And there you have it. But that was just the beginning. .: DIY: Wrap-turned-Scarf. Moving tips {how to stay organized} I Heart Nap Time. Thanks for stopping by! To get the newest recipes subscribe or join us on facebook and pinterest. Make sure to check out our recipe box too! Today I’ll be sharing the 10 best moving tips that saved me during my last move!
We have officially moved out of our first home (insert sad face here). On the day we moved, the movers (AKA my husband’s friends) were able to get everything in the PODS container in less than two hours. So here are my 10 best moving tips. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 10. Last but not least… make sure to label your boxes accordingly. So let’s hear it. Not All Who Wander Are Lost Personalized Print | Gifts Local Pride | Paperfinch. Boxed geometric heart. I really liked the 3D hearts in the gift-wrap I showed previously so I’ve been making paper versions! They make a nice alternative to a card. You can even make one every color of the rainbow.
There is a little box which you can make to put the hearts in (each box fits two hearts). Templates for the box and the hearts are at the foot of the post. It’s a fairly straight forward cut, score, fold, glue project. Any problems then do leave a comment. They look great in neon but I’ve found the neon colours really hard to photograph. . + 3D paper heart template + Box for 3D paper heart. 4 Containers $2 -- Make Them Today! - Mrs. Polly Rogers | Decorate, Make, Create! | Mrs. Polly Rogers | Decorate, Make, Create!
You can make these 4 Containers really quickly and for only $2! They are pretty and will keep your bathroom essentials, close at hand, tidy, and dust free! You’ll need 4 jars (recycling is a good thing!!) In graduating sizes—mine were from large to small: 1. Pickle jar, 2. Spaghetti sauce jar, 3. Almond butter jar, 4. Bruschetta jar. Go to the Dollar Tree and buy 2 things: Their 4 glass bowls in one package for $1. And buy a bag of their large glass vase fillers also $1. Glue the Glass vase filler drops on the center bottom of each bowl to make a finishing knob. Or any other strong glue (not glue gun glue) in your crafting supplies.
Place the bowls upside down on top of the jars and that’s all there is to it! You can make these super quickly and you’ll have a lovely and functional display for your bathroom counter top. I can do that! Inexpensive scarves holder idea - Irina's Photography and beyond. Trash to Tool Caddy - Using a Six Pack Carrier. Felted Sweater Cowl - Mrs. Polly Rogers | Decorate, Make, Create! | Mrs. Polly Rogers | Decorate, Make, Create!