Matchbox Chest of Drawers. These little matchbox chest of drawers are great for keeping small treasures in or as storage for stamps, buttons or even bugs (for all the boys out there!)
You will need: 3 matchboxes (empty) Patterned paper or plain paper, decorated PVA glue Flexible tape measure or string Ruler Pencil Scissors Craft knife or bradawl 3 split pins (paper fasteners or brads) Extra decorations (optional) What to do 1. Glue the 3 matchboxes on top of each other, making sure all the sides match up evenly. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Matchbox Chest of Drawers. Sequin TB roll sunburst mirror! Do you ever ...love at first sight?
Do you have sleepless night just to think how to 'have' it? Do you ever tried 101 ways just to fulfill your desperate-want-to or must-have? I do! After I seen this look simple-but-actually-not-as-simple project by Alicia at Thrifty and Chic. A sunburst mirror using PVC pipe! I saw the projects months ago...I have all the material on hand...but only one thing short... So... second alternative.... Third alternative...Finally, I started to regain my conscious. See...My way...to this beauty... Material : 1 piece of mirror 1 piece of "? " 1 piece of tin's lid - the size of the lid have to be smaller than the mirror.
Pieces of old cardboard...at least 3mm thinkness. СНЕЖИНКИ от празни ролки. Огромна бяла снежинка…направена от 8 празни ролки от тоалетна хартия.
Всяка една от ролките се нарязава на 4 парчета с ножица ( ако нямате вече събрани празни ролки, извадете няколко, дори и от все още пълни рола тоалетна хартия). С телбод ги захванете така, че да се получи голяма снежинка. С бяла темперна боя или с бял латекс оцветете снежинката и след като изсъхне, украсете с релефен контур, пайети или брокат. Eco-Friendly Bath Mat - Fun DIY Project. PAPER TOWEL ROLL STARS {day 8} Talk about simple upcycling!
Slice up a paper towel or toilet paper roll and you’ve got yourself a glittery, star ornament! 5 Ideas For Cardboard Tube Ornaments. There is a will...there is a way! Cardboard Gift Tags. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2011 | Comments: 17 The arrival of my husband's new bass amp has provided me with an enormous corrugated box to work with.
I've been hooked on embroidery these days – so I couldn't resist using the cardboard to stitch up some gift tags for Valentine's Day. I cut out a piece of cardboard and pressed a cookie cutter into it to leave an impression that I could work from. You could also trace with a pencil – but I find this is an easier technique to use with kids and there are no pencil marks to erace. Using a blunt needle, pierce holes into your shape. Thread your needle with yarn and – using a back stitch – fill in your design. This is a great way to teach your kids some basic stitches. Toilet Paper Art « This Handmade Circus. This is absolutely the most popular piece of artwork in our home, so I decided that this would be the perfect tutorial to start with!
This is made from all recycled paper towel and toilet paper rolls, but everyone thinks it is made of iron. It is super light weight and you can change it to look anyway you would like and costs less than 1$! I found a picture of this on pinterest and LOVED it! There was no tutorial that I could find, so I figured I would just figure it out and it turned out to be super simple and really fun. The hardest part was the looooooong wait that it took to gather and hoard and “steal” enough toilet paper/paper towel rolls. First gather as many paper towel/toilet paper rolls that you need (mine took a LOT) and then begin cutting them into 1 inch strips. Then form your center flower with as many petals as you would like with the tips touching and pushing them as close together as you can. Once you’re done, head outside with your spray paint color of choice. Recycled Crafts - Recyclable Crafts for Kids - Recycling Craft Ideas.