Lit'l Brown Bird's Passion. Lit'l Brown Bird's Passion. Apple Applique Block. I was going to start this post talking about how much I love fall, but I've already said that... many times.
Instead, I'm just going to introduce our Apple Applique Block, tell you I made it to fit a 6" x 6" block, and remind you that you can enlarge or reduce the pattern to meet your needs.
Pinwheel Baby Quilt - Part One "The Pinwheel Block" "Building Block" Directions. How to Fold your Teeny Tiny Booklet. This is the way to fold a single piece of paper to become an 8 page booklet.
Children can make their own as soon as they can neatly fold a piece of paper. The steps are included below. Materials: 1 piece 8 1/2" x 11" piece of paper scissors rubber cement (optional) (Do not use water based glues or they will curl the edges of your booklet) NOTE: When giving directions, I will explain each step of folding. 1] Fold lengthwise, then open. 2] Fold widthwise. 3] With the paper folded widthwise, bring one 8 1/2" edge up to the middle and fold. 4] Bring the other 8 1/2" edge to the middle and fold. 5] Open the paper so it is only fold once widthwise. 6] Gluing is optional, but I find it gives a more finished look to the booklet. 7] Looking at the picture above, notice I wrote the word FRONT on one section. 8] Finally, fold the booklet in half, so the section with the word FRONT is on top.
Copyright © Wee Folk Art 2008 - 2009. All photos, text and patterns are copyright protected. Free Patterns Gallery. Felt Ningago Keychain. I woke up at 6:00 Monday morning with an idea.
I must dream in crafts, because I often wake up with some scathingly brilliant or totally lame idea... my dreams don't always transfer well to wakefulness! Anyway, I knew I wanted to add something to Bug's Art Supply Messenger Bag, and somewhere in the night I decided to make a key chain of sorts instead of appliqueing a design on the bag. It didn't take me long to decide what I wanted to make. Bug Loves Legos, and is currently into the Ninjagos. So, I drew out a pattern based on his favorite character, Kai. The original post, Bug's Christmas Gift, can be found HERE. Simple spring basket: how to. Tomorrow marks the return of spring: the Vernal Equinox.
I can't remember a March when it actually felt like spring, but here we are with no snow on the ground and birds by the thousands filling the skies. This little basket is adding a sunny touch to my daughter's room... filled with a raffia nest and wooden eggs from her play kitchen. It's the perfect craft for this first weekend in spring... quick and easy to whip up with only basic sewing skills needed. It would also make a great basket for Easter or a sweet little party favor container. I kept mine very simple, but you can think of these as little canvases to embellish with your own style. Spring Basket. Felt Flowers (Mums) Gorgeous...
Yes. Cheep... Yes. Sweet Animal Barrette Tutorial. I have a fun little project for those of you who'd like to make some sweet little Animal Berrettes!
This will be my first tutorial and I'm hoping to offer more in the future. These little cuties are SO easy to make and really don't take long at all! All you need is: : Felt in different colours : Seed beads : Embroidery thread : Polyfil : And a metal hair clip ** Please read through carefully before you begin ** : Print out the pattern at the bottom of the page. : Cut out two faces, two ears of your choice and the flower Using a double strand of embroidery thread, embroider a tiny X slightly below the centre of the face. Whip stitch the darts on front and back face pieces, making sure to sew them up on the wrong side of the felt. Open both pieces and carefully sew the ears onto the wrong side of the back of the head using invisible stitches.
This is what the front and back pieces look like at this point. Continue whip stitching around, but leave a space at the bottom for stuffing. Shelly xo. Felt Flowers (Sunflowers) These were so fun and easy to make.
I admit they took a little time, but not too bad. So if you want to make one of your own keep reading! Start by cutting a circle for the center (about 2 inches). Next cut your felt squares, about 18 of the large and 12 of the small. Cut you squares into petal shapes. Now fold the sides of each petal in and sew into place with a couple of stitches. Continue all the way around making sure they're really close together, even overlapping a tiny bit. DOGS13.jpg (JPEG Image, 700 × 646 pixels) LIVEDINASHOE.jpg (JPEG Image, 627 × 561 pixels) YARNKITTY.jpg (JPEG Image, 391 × 462 pixels) PRAYER.jpg (JPEG Image, 351 × 544 pixels) Guest post for craft camp: 3D lizard gift tags. Hey, you Craft Campers!
I'm Larissa Holland at , and I love to make stuff. You can find all kinds of coffee-fueled patterns and tutorials on my blog, and also creative stuff for sale in my I'm so happy that Cindy invited me to be a part of Craft Camp again this year. I'm doing another paper craft this time, a cool , tailor-made for . It combines the card and gift tag all in one! This printed at full size on an 8.5 x 11 inch piece of colored card stock (template is shown already cut out in the photo above) {*style:<b> </b>*} Scraps of white and various colors of card stock for the details Scissors or craft knife Gel glue and a toothpick.
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