Embroidered Felt Advent Calendar. This Embroidered Felt Advent calendar is contemporary and cheerful with bold contrasting pockets made from our new wool felt.
The embroidered numbers give that extra special something for generations to come. Materials 1 14-inch vintage knitting needle (or similar object for hanging calendar) Embroidery Thread 1 ball Valdani, Thunder #200 Cotton Sewing Thread 1 spool Gutermann color 1040 (large or small is fine)1 spool Gutermann color 5980 (small spool)1 spool Gutermann color 7880 (small spool) Wool Felt Tools Transfer Numbers Download and print numbers.
There are 5 pages, 2 pages have 2 colors each. Ruby Murrays Musings: Tutorial: Mini Embroidery hoops from Milk Bottle Tops - More Button Art. Firstly I must give a whole heap of credit to the lovely Julia at Creative ribbons - Bottle Top Decorations who without posting about her milk bottle top cross stitch pieces I wouldn't have even thought it possible, I'm not claiming to be the originator of this idea in any way and have let the creator know about my different way of making these, if you, like me cannot remove your O-rings in one piece.
Ok big fat disclaimers out of the way here is how I made my Xmas cross stitch pieces, and yes I am aware that 95% of the population have already ferried their Xmas decs up to the loft/under the bed/in the basement but this method can be used for any design, and embroidery too obv so go nuts. If you're a newbie like me use these as a teeny tiny way of practising your stitches. As you can see I'm still getting a kick out of button art, a great, easy way to make a cute but non skilled work of teeny tiny art. Make a modular felt trivet. Related to yesterday's coaster project, here's a template for making a larger modular felt trivet.
No sewing or gluing required. Connect as many pieces as you like to make bigger projects, too--placemats, a runner, or sew two pieces together for a pillow cover. Download the pattern here. Christmas Gifts: Stocking Stuffers - Martha Stewart. Free Christmas Paper Crafts. Christmas Paper Crafts - Learn how to make a German paper star "Froebel Star" You may choose to make your star in just one color.
White makes a beautiful color for these stars and the more there are on a tree, the more impressive the stars look. You may also choose to make 2 colored or even 4 different colored stars. You are not limited to the size of the star either. Just vary on the width and length of the paper strips. These stars were made using a 5 mm wide red metallic curling ribbon. This is another red and white star. A silver metallic star looks also fantastic! No matter which color you choose, the stars are very appealing. Christmas Preparation & Planning. A Mosaic Christmas Ornament Made Easy. DIY Handmade Advent Calendars 2011. TalkCraftyToMe is getting a jump on the holiday season, we’re back with this year’s edition of “Handmade Holidays”.
For some reason Christmas always has a way of sneaking up on me, and I can never seem to get everything done that I had planned. I always have grand ideas of making decorations and creating homemade gifts, but there just never seems to be enough hours in the day. So this year we’re getting started early! First up, we’re talking advent calendars. I know I’ve talked about this before, but I was a little late to the game, and lets face it, if your handmade advent calendar isn’t ready to go by December 1st, well… it just isn’t gonna happen. 1. 24 Advent Calendars to Make! Christmas-Themed Projects.
Advent Calendars to Make for the Holiday Season. 34 Best Christmas Advent Calendar Tutorials {diy. Talk Crafty To Me - Part 2. Help your favourite green-thumb kill time until the spring thaw with these gorgeous gardening gift ideas.
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I thought that I would show you what I did to make them. This is my first attempt at a tutorial so please forgive the photography and language if it is a bit basic. Firstly I took two slices of white clay. I rolled it between my palms to soften the clay. I then took an acrylic roller and rolled the clay on some baking paper until it was about 4-6mm thick.
As you can see it is now flat. Polymer Clay Christmas. Christmas Baby by Jacqueline van Hesse-Penning. Materials Needed:Smooth tile to work on Potato PeelerPiece of aluminum foil 6x6 inches.Black beads nr. 011ToothpicksClayshaper or Sculpting ToolThick needleFimo: red, green, flesh, black and white See Main Picture for Illustrations of the Steps Body - #1 and #2 Make a 1" cone out of aluminum foil and cover it with a red piece of Fimo clay. Pierce the topside (making a small hole) with a needle. You will be placing the toothpick here later on. Legs - #3 Make a 2" by ½" long worm from the red clay, and cut this in half for the two legs. Slippers are made of two even oval balls, that are kneaded into shape and fastened to the legs. Uses of Christmas baby.