Kewpie Labels – a free printable. I was messing about with some images on picnik.com the other day and thought some printable Kewpie doll labels might be fun. You can print these out onto adhesive paper to make make stickers, or just onto plain paper and paste them on with glue. You could also print onto card to make gift tags. You are limited only by your imagination. I’ve used mine as return address labels and just stuck them on with tape, because no matter how many glue sticks I have, I can never find any! I’m sure yours will look much nicer than my slap dash efforts. Just a little note: This printable is for personal use only, please do not resell this printable or items made with it. Enjoy, x Cinti www.mypoppet.com.au.
Tattooing your Dollies with Decals and Temporary Tattoos (EDIT 05-24-12) EDIT: I wanted to throw a little edit in here since I have improved on this tutorial. I got some of the Testors Dullcoat spray sealer and it works amazingly for this. (anyone who is unsure of where to get the spray, Look in the model car section of any craft shop or just shoot me a PM and I can get it) The old sealer I discovered peals after time if the dolls are played with.
Also, They look more real with the testors sealer as it does not leave the shiny outline the old stuff does. New steps: first before you do anything, spray a light coat on the dolls full body (if the doll still has its head, make sure you cover the hair) Let it dry for around 24 hours, This gives something for the tattoos to grip to and they don't wrinkle as easily as they do on a smooth body. This step also dulls down the shine on the body. Next, Apply a few tattoos, same as in the tutorial, then after they are totally dry, do another coat of the spray. My first official tutorial Carefully place it on the doll. Photos du journal. 22 Things You're Doing Wrong - BuzzFeed Mobile.
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Boring computer stuff. Shop | Bespoke Barware. Things to make. Christmas gift ideas: 10 super sites for shopping. The process of compiling a Christmas gift guide is arduous. No really, bear with me here. There are endless press releases to scour, sites to browse, gift suggestions to evaluate all so that your shopping is made that bit easier. OK so you have no sympathy whatsoever, do you? Sorry. One thing that this process leaves me with is a list of fabulous sites - not the big chains or department stores, we all know they have an array of gift suggestions - but wonderful independent ones. So here, then, in no particular order, are ten of the best sites for browsing. 1. Cottontails Baby They want brightly coloured plastic tat, things that eat batteries and make headache-inducing loud noises. 2. Present & Correct "Office supplies for the modern workplace" says the site. 3. Shopfloor Project A virtual shop packed with wonderful finds from independent designers, from jewellery to homewares via art prints and accessories. 4.
Howkapow 5. Nonesuchthings 6. Loveitloveitloveit.co.uk 7. Boticca.com 8. 9. 10. News, patterns, tutorials and reviews | Sewing | CraftGossip.com.
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