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{ valentine’s plate } you know i always talk about my next creative endeavor?
This tutorial will show you, in detail, how to create the wire-wrapped Tree of Life Ornament shown in the image above.
Wire Wrapped Tree Of Life Ornament | How To | Cut Out + Keep
~Ruffles And Stuff~: Easy Button Earrings Tutorial
I've been trying to think of a way for us to make some earrings without having to buy supplies.
DIY {doily canvas bag} » ashleyannphotography.com
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.
If you knit, you have probably found that every time you decide on a pattern, you need a set of needles you don’t own. Before you know it, you’ve got quite a collection. I think I’d actually need several knitting needle rolls to hold all of mine.
Knitting needle roll tutorial « Warehouse Fabrics Inc Blog
~ Tuesday Tute ~ Suede Flowers « Epheriell Designs
Okay, this is so simple I think even a sewing-impaired person like me could probably do it!Today's DIY project at The Handy Hausfrau is a portable spice "rack." We have a second home (a ski condo in the mountains) and I am constantly filling up Ziplock bags with various spices for cooking.
The Handy Hausfrau: Portable Spice Kit for Camping or Travel
Cloth bags of heated grain are great for warming the bed or soothing sore muscles–much cozier than hot water bottles, and a nicer quality of heat. I kept seeing them in boutique shops with shocking price tags, and whenever I asked what the bags were filled with, the shop proprietors would say it was a secret. But one day a few years ago I saw one that had a suspicious little pile of rice in its packaging, and as soon as I got home I whipped up a bag for myself using rice from the pantry, and added a fleece cover while I was about it (no wonder the filling was a secret–who would pay $30 for a little bag of rice?).