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101 Sewing Tutorials for Summer! Do-It-Yourself Menu Bottle. It's the holidays and what better way than to give your friends a home cooked feast for Christmas.
Here is a very quick and simple tutorial on how you can use branches or twigs, some clay and a used glass bottle to create a special 'Menu Display' piece for the dining table. We will be needing:1. Dead branches or twigs2. White clay3. Used glass bottle (washed and cleaned dry)4. Wash the branches and twigs then let dry under the sun. Now that we've chosen the perfect twigs, paint the glass bottle with the acrylic paint. When the glass bottle is dry, put the twigs or branches back into the bottle. Fiber Bowls. Today we're again excited to host a tutorial by the über talented Mitsy of Belgium-based blog and shop, Artmind.
She is sharing a how-to on Fiber Bowls made from unspun fiber thread. Mitsy buys hers from her flower/decoration shop in Belgium. Here in North America one should be able to find unspun fiber thread at local craft stores here in North America. Supplies: unspun fiber thread (bleached sisal fiber) wall paper glue bowls unspin silk fiber thread (in a different colour) Make the wall paper glue according to the instructions on the package. Press it into the bowl and add more glue on top of the fibers. My Kitchen "Miracle" Cleaner – Part Deux. New Life For Old Cookie Sheets . . . Again. Starburst Wrapper Bracelet Tutorial « « Fluffyland Craft & Sewing BlogFluffyland Craft & Sewing Blog.
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The Starburst Wrapper Bracelet Tutorial is now available as an Amazon e-book It’s only $2.99 and with the e-book version, you can take this handy step-by-step guide wherever you’re going to be folding! Giving the e-book along with a pack of Starburst wrappers would be an excellent gift. The purchased book can be read on the iPad, Kindle, e-reader, or your computer screen so it’s portable and versatile. 10 Coat Hooks of Distinction. If you’ve seen one coat hook, you’ve seen them all, right?
Wrong. While your average coat hook may not get much of a reaction, we’ve compiled this gallery of ultra unique coat hooks of distinction – coat hooks that are far from average! 1. Tree Branches. Cntower_timelapse.swf (application/x-shockwave-flash Object) {Valentines day} pixelated popup card. I‘ve been scratching my head trying to come up with a card for my hubby {AKA the non-romantic type}.
I finally decided to make this pixely popup heart card! They are really minimal (which I love) and take about 20 minutes to make (that includes the card, insert and envelope). You can even make some pixely confetti to put inside the card (if you are a big kid like me!). Full instructions and printable templates below! (BTW I remember seeing something similar in a popup book years ago. How to 1. Vintage Book Page Twosided A4 color print by RussianSoulVintage. Search results for diy. $3.00 the cure for anything is saltwater card / mini by letterhappy. 10 Health Benefits of Sex. Ask the Organizing Diva.
Faux cameroonian feather hat. There are few more dramatic pieces of art for your wall than the bold, brilliant traditional feather headdresses from Cameroon.
Unfortunately, the price for these intricately woven, handmade pieces can be quite high, which is why I’m thrilled to share this “faux” feather hat DIY from graphic designer and blogger Rosa Pearson. She’s not only captured the vivid color of the original pieces but also some of the incredible texture of the feathers. Her version is a bit smaller than the giant Cameroonian hats, which can be as large as 31″ in diameter, but it’s still a wonderfully eye-catching addition to your wall decor, and for a mere fraction of the cost. Thanks for sharing, Rosa! Coastal, Beach + Nautical Decor + Interiors, Driftwood + Shell Decor, Crafts, Art + more.
Wedding Ideas. Typography Print Judge People by the Books by SacredandProfane. CUPCAKE FLOWER LIGHTS. Ham & Cheese Pretzel Bites. Cupcake Liner Tags. I love repurposing things like muffin papers.
Seems silly when put into the perspective of war or hunger or cancer. But it brings me peace so I do little projects like this and post them on my blog because maybe it will bring a little peace to you too. But I hate stumbling over my words. I was at the gynecologist (of all places) the other day and we were chatting about the busyness of life and I found myself saying yet again, "Oh, no, I don't work. 4 Beauty Tricks You Need to Know.
Hand Engraved Chocolate Chalkboards. Most favorited all-time. Four BEAUTY TRICKS YOU NEED TO KNOW. We though we'd share some beauty tricks with you that we use on a daily basis!
School Themed Roundup {Back to School, Teacher Appreciation, Graduation} Click the links below to view our School Themed step-by-step treat tutorials and recipes perfect for Back to School!
Give them a try, and be sure to share a picture on our Facebook page, or email a photo to MyCreation@dollhousebakeshoppe.com! Treat Tutorials "Apple For The Teacher" Hand Pies, Frosted and Stuffed With PB&J Recipes. How to Make Leaf Skeletons. I wanted to share with you a project from one of my readers who shares with us how to make leaf skeletons.
Cupcake Flower Lights. May 24 By Steph Hung May flowers have arrived! These lights were inspired by all the beautiful blooms I’ve been seeing around town. I wanted to bring the summer indoors, but they could make for some colourful outdoor lighting too: Making these floral garlands couldn’t be faster – all you need are cupcake papers and string lights, and you’re on your way to some simple summer lighting. Materials you will need: cupcake papers (large and small), string lights, scissors, and an exacto knife. Step 1: To make leaves – fold a small cupcake paper in half 2 times, and with the folded point at the bottom cut a leaf shape.
Step 2: To make an 8-petal flower – fold a small cupcake paper in half 3 times, and with the folded point at the bottom cut around the top. Step 3: To make a 16-petal flower – fold a large cupcake paper in half 4 times, and with the folded point at the bottom cut around the top. Step 4: Cut a small X in the center of each paper. Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.