Tutorial Exploding Box. Bueno chicas, esta es la caja que hizo MARIANELA en el foro Scrapate de nuestro Viernes Scrapero de Invitada Especial.La idea es totalmente suya, pero me ha dado permiso para que pusiera el tutorial en el Blog. Gracias Marianela ¡¡¡¡¡Aqui os lo dejo : Las instrucciones y fotos son suyas y el trabajo al final es el que realizo ella. Es bonito verdad ?. Materiales:- 1 papel estampado doble cara.- 3 papeles que pueden ser estampados a doble cara o no, o lisos.- Cinta- Embellecedores- Fotos- Materiales de trabajo que normalmente utilizamos como pegamento, tijeras, glitters, etc. Nota Importante:La Exploding box se puede hacer de una sola página, para los que realicen este proyecto con una sola página recuerden que deben utilizar la medida de 24x24 cm y el papel a doble cara para que cuando la cerremos por fuera se vea estampado o de color liso. Si les va mejor, primero hagan el grande y luego hacen los otros dos.
Si les va mejor, primero hagan el grande y luego hacen los otros dos. Loveumadly. Last weekend, I met a family friend’s lovely girlfriend for the first time. She’s a nutritionist, so naturally I pounced on her. What are foods to absolute avoid? What do you think of that Paelo diet? What do you eat as a snack – and don’t you dare tell me carrots! I highly doubt this is how she wanted to spend her Sunday in the Hamptons, but I was relentless. She basically believes in moderation. Very little red meat. So what’s a girl to do with all her extra Crystal Light (because we know I’m not giving up my Diet Coke so fast)? Crystal Light Lip Gloss Materials: Vaseline or Un-Petroleum Jelly Crystal Light (I used Cherry Pomegranate and Raspberry Lemonade) (Kool-Aid apparently work as well, but I haven’t tried) a small container (i charmed a salesperson at Sephora and they gave me a bunch of these) a mixing tool (I used a plastic knife after my q-tip got too goopy) Fill the empty small container with your Un-Petroleum Jelly.
(DIY Source: How Does She) DIY Washi Tape Laptop Keyboard. Look whose little old MacBook got a facelift this weekend! I spotted this idea from minifanfan on Making It Lovely last week and just had to give it my own spin. I purchased my Japanese washi tape from Le Box Boutique on Etsy. There are hundreds of washi tape sellers but I chose Le Box because they allow you to purchase tape by the foot rather than having to purchase the entire roll. They were very easy to interact with and I would definitely recommend them if you’re looking to purchase washi tape! I chose these ten patterns but only ended up using eight of them on my keyboard. The purple and blue patterns looked a bit more opaque than the others when applied to the keys and I’m kind of crazy when it comes to matchy-matchiness. I first thoroughly cleaned my keyboard with rubbing alcohol to remove any dirt or oil that might keep the tape from sticking.
This project was a bit tedious but simple – perfect for a few hours in front of the tv. What do you think? Tagged as: craft, diy, tutorial. Handwriting font creator. Most favorited. Create Your Own Gallery Style Wall | The Daily Dose. Having a print or gallery style wall in your flat is really talk of the town in the interior scene right now. This easy option to bring some life to a plain wall is inexpensive (if you’re not going after real art) and at the same time a way for you to express your style. Are you the classic type? Go for bright picture frames and tone in tone prints and hang them up in a row. More of the outgoing personality? Mix up frames and prints, go for bold colors and don’t be afraid of the hanging pattern you choose.
These are our favorite examples of print walls done right: A pink wall, patterned pillows and lots of prints bring joy and color to The Everygirl founder Alaina Kaczmarski’s Chicago apartment: Apparently, The Everygirls love Gallery Walls as much as we do – a perfect wall styling in Danielle Moss´ bedroom: Catherine Shepperd, founder of The Life Styled, pimps her bar cart corner with some fresh and fun prints above: 1. Kindle Case Tutorial. I know it’s not Tuesday but I’m changing things up a bit and posting this tutorial today. (I normally post my tutorials on tuesday…)..
Next Tuesday I’m *hoping* to be able to have a much needed shop update! I got a Kindle a few years ago, and have loved it! When I saw they were coming out with a new one, I decided it was time to pass mine onto my daughter (less books to haul around at at school). The new one came this week and my old cover didn’t fit it. I knew very quickly that it would need a cover to survive bouncing around in the depths of my very unorganized purse! This project is a great scrap buster!
It’s lined with fusible fleece and corduroy. To keep it from getting dirty, I laminated the fabric first. You will need: 2 piece of fabric for the front and back, each 6″x8.5″. 2 pieces fusible fleece 6″ x 8.5″ 2 pieces iron on vinyl (buy it in a roll at the fabric store next to the wonder under), 6″ x 8.5″ 2 pieces iron on vinyl 4″ x 6″ 2 pieces fabric for flap 4″ x 6″ Teflon foot. Laptop / Kindle / I-Pad Sleeve Tutorial.
In case you missed my tutorial in Delish Magazine, I wanted to share my Laptop / Kindle/ I-Pad Sleeve Tutoiral with you. Gift giving season just around the corner and what better way to show someone you care than with a custom laptop sleeve. This pattern can be made for any size laptop, Kindle, or I-Pad by adjusting the measurements accordingly. I used girly fabric here, but you could definitely make this more “manly” by using a more masculine print or perhaps even some wool suiting material. Supplies: Cotton fabric for exterior Fleece fabric for lining 2 buttons Sewing machine Seam-ripper Thread Iron Ironing board Fray Check (optional) Fabric marking pen, chalk or pencil Instructions: 1.
Gather your supplies. 2. 3. 4. Once you have these measurements you can determine your pattern size. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. School Days Printables & Labels part 1. This really cute set of labels for School Kids and Teachers is designed by Erin Rippy of InkTreePress.com Printables are in PDF templates, they are both fillable and editable. Yes, they are ready for your to insert your own text and personalize. To print use Worldlabel.com products: Printables are in editable PDF Templates – Yes, you can change font types, colors and size.
Templates are cross platform and will work on you Mac, Windows and Linux operating systems. To change fonts: type, size or color, (as well as bold, italics, etc.) select Control +E if you’re using a PC or Command +E on a Mac. Click here to see set 2 of School Days Printables and Labels. 78 Free Printable Labels and Beautiful Tags. How to make printable tags with free printable labels to organize your home beautifully. These free printable label templates include blank labels, printable labels for kids, round and oval labels in many different colors and patterns. Use these free printable labels for jars, food, luggage tags, gifts, boxes, and boxes in all shapes and sizes. The possibilities are limitless of what you can do with these free labels and tags, and it's amazing how they can help organize and enrich your life! {{wink}} So, print out some fun labels and tags {I'm loving chevron right now} and start organizing!
{{knuckle bumps}} Tip Junkie has over 500 Free Printable Labels and Printable Tags so be sure to search there if youre looking for more free printables for a birthday or party. {wink} Free Printable Labels 1. 2. 3. Blank Labels 4. 5. 6. 7. Printable Labels for Kids 8. 9. 10. Round Printable Labels 11. Oval Labels 12. 13. 14. Chevron Labels 15. 16. Striped Labels 17. Printable Wine Labels 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. How-to: Rock-n-Roll Birthday Party | warmhotchocolate. For my son’s 4th birthday, we threw a rock-themed party (aka Jason Fest 4) for Jason and his friends.
I haven’t come across a lot of rock-themed children’s party resources online, so I’ve compiled my ideas and inspiration here. The Invitations Inspired by this post on Momtastic, I created the invitations out of vintage records. I posted a how-to with printable templates for the invitations here. The ‘Mod Your Guitar’ Station As guests arrived, we directed them to the guitar station, where each child was given a personalized guitar and strap. I found the pre-cut guitar shapes at Michaels, along with the ribbon.
The Stage The stage was the focal point of the party, and our plan was to set it up in the backyard under a canopy. I was very lucky in creating the drum set because I happened to find a Rock Band drum set at a thrift store for under $10. The speakers were largely inspired by a window display at Crewcuts. Food and Favors Like this: Like Loading... {Spa Party} Sugar Hand Scrub Recipe. Alrighty, are you ready for spa week recipe two? This recipe is for a simple, DIY Sugar Hand Scrub. This hand scrub idea comes from Jill’s Gardner’s Hand Scrub at One Good Thing by Jillee. It only includes two ingredients: sugar and liquid soap! This hand scrub will not only make your hands feel soft and smooth, it can help remove grime from your hands!
This would also make a great Christmas gift! I used 4 ounce jelly jars, granulated sugar and Dial body wash. Place 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon granulated sugar in the jar. Top with about 2 tablespoons of liquid soap. Slowly mix the sugar and soap together. The result is a grainy, shimmery mixture. Attach “hand scrub” labels with craft glue. Attach directions using craft glue.
I am not sure how long this will last because this is my first time making it but since the soap I used it antibacterial I think it should last fairly well! Sugar Hand Scrub 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon granulated sugar 2 tablespoons liquid soap. Sugar and charm – sweet recipes – entertaining tips – lifestyle inspiration. March 22, 2011 | Projects | Comments We’re loving these Anthro-inspired zinc letters! Kristin, a very lovely Charmer, sent over this easy and affordable craft project. We’ve all seen the silver letters at Anthropologie and other darling stores, but it’s so easy to make your own for a fraction of the cost! Kristin bought seven letters for less than the price of one at Anthropologie! You go girl… we love a great deal ; ) Check out the tutorial below and thank you Kristin for sending this adorable project over! Supplies: Black acrylic paint, Folk Art pearl paint, cardboard letters and a paint brush. Directions: Paint the letters all black and let them dry.
Photo Credit: Kristin for Sugar and Charm. How to Make An Elephant Doorstop (that's too cute for the floor!) Can I show you how to make an elephant doorstop that's bursting with so much cuteness you won't want to put it on the floor? The plan for this sweet thing was to have her hold my little girl Laney's door open, but the thought of kicking it out of the way every time I wanted to close the door made me change my mind... Miss. Elephant is now safely perched on top of Shel Silverstein on the bookshelf and far away from our feet. Are you relieved? Wanna make one? Use the pattern to cut each of your pieces out of felt. Now the fun part! One quirky thing about the elephant pattern is that it didn't include a tail pattern piece so I made up my own. The picture below is how I pieced the tail in. Keep whip stitching around the rest of the elephant. Now for my secret weapon... pull out that freebie can gripper that you got at the fair (the flexible plastic one) and use it to grip your needle when it gets really hard to pull it through two layers of felt and the fabric on the ears.
Pierson’s Pizzeria! Little Chef Pizza Birthday Party : Anders Ruff Custom Designs : I am so excited to share my son’s recent Little Chef Pizza Birthday Party! I transformed our breakfast and family room into a modern Italian Pizzeria where the children got to be little chefs and make their own pizzas. This party is full of DIY crafts for dramatic decorations that make a big impact. Pizza themed games and activities were perfect to keep the kids busy while their pizzas were baking!
Pierson has been begging for a Pizza Party all year long. Growing up, I always loved when my friends had pizza parties but they were never that “visually appealing”. There are so many details but make sure to keep an eye out for: LOTS of details so hopefully I organized things enough so you can get through it ;) Meanwhile, we will be adding all the Pizza Party Printables shown above in the shop here.
The children entered “Pierson’s Pizzeria” they were instructed to get into pizza making mode by getting dressed like a real pizza chef! My breakfast room was transformed into a pizzeria. Coffee Sugar Scrub Recipe {homemade gift idea} - sevenclowncircus.com. Flower Thumb Tacks | Stars & Sunshine. I’ve been working lately on making my office-cubicle-space a little bit happier. I already shared the paper sorter I made from cereal boxes. Today, I’m sharing some thumb tacks I prettied up with some resin flowers.
I got a silicone mold a while back from etsy to make these super cute dahlia/chrysanthemum cabochons. When I got the mold, I used it to make some earrings out of clay. This time, I used resin to make the flower cabochons. I used three different resin dyes – an opaque white, transparent blue, and transparent green – to make a range of slightly different colored push pins. Since my mold only has three flower spaces and they take at least 12 hours to harden, I could only make three pins at a time. Then just set it aside to dry overnight, and popped them out it the morning. Once I had my flowers, I just superglued them onto plain silver pushpins. And here there are holding up some of my favorite pictures in my office!
Like this: Like Loading... Doily canvas bag. Thankfully everyone seems to be making a switch from plastic to lasting when it comes to shopping bags, so here’s another fun little tutorial on customizing one to make it oh so cute. You might notice a lot of doilies in my recent diy projects. Since I was getting so many ready for A Christmas Gathering I used a lot of the same materials…monograms seems to be pretty popular now too. My friend Cindy called while I was working on this and suggested I just go ahead a put a “W” on it for her, I happily obligied. Canvas bag ($2.00 when on sale at Hobby Lobby), fabric paint, paper doily, Krylon Paper Finishes Adhesive Spray : Spray doily with paper spray adhesive and press down on the bag (not shown) . : Gently paint over the holes – I recommend paint meant for fabric, not crafts. . : Peel back doily before paint dries.
Bag after doily is removed I traced on my letter and filled it in with paint. For a cook: fill it with cooking supplies For a gardner: fill it with gardening supplies. Sugar Scrub Cubes Recipe. DIY Spa Kit. MANI MONDAY: NEW FAVORITE. Tutorial #7 – Spray Painted Doily Canvas | Shey B. Push Pin Art | DIY -$25 Iron Man - Mark V Suit Tutorial by FETTS.SOBRIQUET. IRON MAN Mark 4/6 Pepakura FOAM Templates- *Video Tutorial Link in first Post* Inanimate Stickers: 124 Wacky, waterproof stickers.
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