101 Festive Fall Tutorials. These Festive Fall Tutorials should make it easy for you to celebrate all season long.
You’ll find anything from a stunning leaf scarf to a Batty Lamp. Oh, and don’t miss any of the amazing wreaths made with acorns, burlap, candy corn and so much more. There’s a little something for everyone on this list, and some of these are sure to make you the envy of all your neighbors…just sayin’! Load up your glue gun and let’s get creative! Oh my gosh…that’s a list to keep you busy! A Spring Bouquet; Ribbon Flowers - Two Ways (plus a button flower thrown in for good measure) A Spring Bouquet; Ribbon Flowers - Two Ways (plus a button flower thrown in for good measure) Is spring taking it's own sweet time in your neck of the woods?
Well, it is here. I crave color and life; I want to see green grass and flowers! On this sunny 27 degree day in Pittsburgh, I have to settle for some crafty flowers instead. Do you have any ribbon or buttons lying around? Supplies: RibbonButtonsFloral wireFloral tapeNeedleThreadScissorsGlue gun Martha taught me this first style of flower. Here I'm using a thin ribbon, so I cut 8 pieces, 6 inches long. Now, take the free ends and bring them into the center, like this, and secure with another stitch or two to hold them in place. Secure a button or two to the center either with a stitch or hot glue. Bend the floral wire in half and slide it under the stitches on the back of the flower to form a stem. Wrap the wire with floral tape to finish (**note to self, apply hand cream before photographing next tutorial) Bonus Button Flower Tutorial: One day I will craft again... / Elmer's glue on canvas. Then paint the whole thing one color.
Inspiration to Create / Wrap Bracelet. Invisible glow paint - Coolglow.com. Glowing jar project – varázslat a lakásban (EN/HU) « from {panka} with love. One day I will craft again... / Cool. Tutorial: Instagram Photostrips. I am obsessed with Instagram.
I just can't get enough of the iPhone app. It's so much fun to take pictures and add fun little filters and effects. I like how it's also a mini-social network. Well, I love the app so much that I didn't want my favorite pictures trapped inside my iPhone for the rest of eternity. Don't they deserve to see the light of day too?!?!? I read in some magazine a while back about how you can turn your Instagram pictures into a miniature book. And then when I spotted my next project: Photostrips. I have been obsessed with the charming quality of Photostrips for a long time. Well, you can turn your Instagrams (and, frankly, any pictures you have) into super cute and, more importantly, tangible photostrips. Here's how: I first picked out which Instagrams I was going to use. (I know, one is missing from the folder haha... not sure where it disappeared to!)
In Photoshop, I made a "template" for the Photostrip. Can you see the white borders? Here are the strips on one sheet.