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6 klare eckige Glas-Cabochons 25x25mm - Glascabochons - von Tines-Schnurrkram
Ringe mit Tieren im Glas-Cabachon - Zierringe - von katiwo
Willkommen in der romantischen, verspielte Welt von Kati!
NEU!!! 20 Stück Ohrstecker + 20 cabochons 12 mm - Alles andere - von No-e-Bisu-Material
Herzlichen Willkommen zu meinen Shop Meine Liebe Käufer/in/innen: ACHTUNG! Automatische Bestätigung. Nach den Einkauf kann ich leider die Bestätigung nicht mehr ändern. Ich empfehle meine Kunden die Frage/Zweifel oder extra Wünsche vor den Kauf über "Mich kontaktieren" zu stellen.10 Stück Ohrstecker mit Fassung 12 mm innen - Ohrstecker - von No-e-Bisu-Material
Herzlichen Willkommen zu meinen Shop Meine Liebe Käufer/in/innen: ACHTUNG! Automatische Bestätigung. Nach den Einkauf kann ich leider die Bestätigung nicht mehr ändern.
Herzlichen Willkommen zu meinen Shop Meine Liebe Käufer/in/innen: ACHTUNG! Automatische Bestätigung. Nach den Einkauf kann ich leider die Bestätigung nicht mehr ändern.
2 Stück Anhängerschlaufen - Karabinerhaken - von No-e-Bisu-Material
I’ve been wanting to try making pendants using my own handmade images. I’ve had these little wood bits (circles and squares) that I’d been using for making clocks and decided to use them as the base. Here is what I did: You’ll need paper (I used an old dictionary), wood bits from a craft store, waterproof micropen, pencil, scissors, craft glue, drill, small drill bit and clear glossy varnish. 1.
Creative Kismet » Blog Archive » Halloween : Part Two : Pendants
You should all know by now that we are all about stacking bracelets on our wrists. The more, the better. In fact . . . the most, the best! With that being said, we’ll show you how to master a version of the ever so popular wrap bracelet.
DIY Wrap Bracelet
Create these silk poppies for mom on Mother's Day -- or any time of the year -- with our easy-to-follow how-to. Don't worry about the poppies being perfect -- the raw-edged look mimics the real thing and is part of the flowers' appeal. The finished poppies can be attached to pins or barrettes. See also: Block-Print Poppies Tools and Materials Fabric scissors Silk shantung fabric, one color for petals, another for flower centers (from $22 per yd., bandjfabrics.com ) Needle and thread Buttons (shell and fashion buttons, from $1 each; mjtrim.com ) Brooch backing or barrette (gold brooch pins, $8.50 for 12; tohoshoji-ny.com )
Silk Poppies - Martha Stewart Crafts
Recently I have been dreaming about these bracelets by Chan Luu : However, since they seem to start at $90 and rise quickly from there, the inner jeweler in me started thinking and studying the pictures. I also Googled a tutorial for this type of bracelet, and very few photographic tutorials were available. So here is mine!
Copy Cat
crystal pendant tutorial
Crafting with friends is one of my favorite things in the world. Stacy may not be a regular contributor to this blog anymore, but she's still our dear friend, the crafting queen, and a major inspiration to us! We got together with her for some crafting this week and made these gorgeous crystal pendants. I couldn't believe how easy they were!We're in good company today with V and Co.
I’d like to welcome Vanessa from V and Co. She is incredibly talented… and I never fail to find inspiration when I drop by her blog. You are going to love her tutorial… she takes what is little more than a scrap of fabric and turns it into a lovely piece of fashion. Thank you Vanessa for sharing your talents with us.diy {jenga keychain}
A while back ago I purchased a Jenga wood block game on sale for just $3.99. I thought to myself, "I'm sure there's something cool I could make with all these wooden blocks..." So I brought them home and began to think of a way to use them and this is what I came up with, Jenga keychains! These make great gifts and are sure to liven up any old set of keys.I have been seeing a lot of bird nest jewelry around lately. They are beautiful and I love the trend so I thought I would try making my own. These turned out to be really easy to make and require just a few simple supplies. This necklace would make a lovely Mother's day gift, which just happens to be coming up this weekend!