DIY Collared Tube Top (Tuxedo Style) How To Pattern A Straight Collar. Hey! Look What I Made! Dictionary of Embroidery Stitches. » The first lime «: Homemade pore strips! Steps 1-2: First take one spoon of milk and one of Unflavored Gelatin (it works with flavored too!). Mix it very well, and then microwave for about 15 seconds. Step 3: Place the mixture over your nose and wait for about 30 minutes, peel it of and you are done! Hope you have a lovely weekend! Hugs, Monica. Paper Rose Napkin Ring Holder. Another great use for paper flowers is to add them to your table settings. Whether you are planning your wedding reception or just a cozy dinner for two, this added touch of a paper rose napkin ring is sure to delight. Here is a template for the napkin ring where I added a soft ecru linen texture to the petals. Just click the button below to download your template, then follow the instruction from this post.
~Lia Lia Lia is a daily crafter, maker, designer and DIYer. You Give Me A Book & I'll Give You a Flower. Homemaker in Heels. Warm Hearts : : Earlier today my two youngest and I decided to do a little crafting together. What we made, we are calling "warm hearts" -- named by Jacob and loved by all of us. This turned out to be the perfect project, for this snowy day, so I had to share!
Here is what we did... What you'll need -- basic sewing supplies (sewing machine, scissors, needle, thread), scrap fabric, wool felt scraps, and flax seed, ours is a combination of flax and a bit of sesame seed. (You can also add lavender, chamomile, or any other aromatic ingredients that you would add when making a sachet.) After the kids picked out their fabrics (warning : : this can take a while : ), we cut two large hearts from the wool felt and then a smaller heart from the fabric.
I first, zigzag stitched the fabric heart to the top of one of the wool felt hearts. Simply turn the fabric right side out and begin to fill with your seed and aromatics through the opening until you reach your desired fullness. And, voila! Find out about 10 Fun DIY Projects For You & Your Kids. By kenziepoo | Are you on the hunt for some fun DIY projects that you can do with your kids? This is a great way to spend quality time with your little ones! We have found 10 DIY Projects that you and your kids will absolutely love!
These would make for great weekend projects! Keep reading after the jump to view our 10 fun DIY projects for you & your kids! Nggallery id=’122225′ Cardboard Suitcases Are you going on a trip? Read more from Rachelle on Rachelle’s blog! Follow Rachelle on Pinterest, Facebook and Twitter for updates! 25 worldly crafts made with maps 10 simple ways to organize your home 21 ways to reuse paint chip samples 10 awesomely altered t-shirts 18 creative family picture poses. Mustache mug tutorial. A fun, easy and silly gift to give the cute men in our lives this Father's Day. First, draw a mustache on the top of your mug with a sharpie marker. As you can see mine took a couple times to get right. Second, trace around the edges of the drawn mustache with your Pebeo pen.
Next, fill in the mustache with your Pebeo gel stain. This is a picture of one coat. Be patient because it will take a couple of coats to get the look you are going for. Lastly, follow the directions of the stain. Ta Da...the cutest little mug I have ever seen. Fill with a favorite drink or candy and pass it on to the men in your life. Happy Father's Day! As you can tell, I might have a hard time giving mine up.
Amazing Pacman Poster Illusion! Upcycle: Book folding - Free patterns. I love books. I am a "reader" in every sense of the word - I devoured them as child, I have a PhD in linguistics, I was a reading teacher for 7 years, I'm a marketing writer, I have a kid's book "in the works"... and so on. However, there are mountains of old books out there that will never be read again. Never. It's a truth, no matter how bookish you think you are. Apartment Therapy (Green Living) recently posed the question: Yes or No? So, I point you to yet another AT (GL) writer who dedicated a post to Guy Laramee's Carved Book Landscapes. There once was a magazine called Budget Living that folded pretty quickly (!). Decorating with books in unusual ways was one of those ideas.
Thanks to Budget Living, I've made quite a few "book folds" for myself - they decorate a wall in my home (pictured below). Happy folding! Look to inspire - page 2.