Handmade Pride This blog is just oozing with inspiration and handmade goodness.. Here you will see different crafts ranging from felt plushies, polymer and resin jewelries, paintings and more handmade goodness from various sources. It also features inspiring quotes and pretty stuff that I laid my eyes on. If you have handmade crafts you want to share to the world, please feel free to submit here. DISCLAIMER: I do not claim ownership to any of the photos posted herein unless otherwise stated. URLs are provided as much as possible. Promote your Tumblr!
diy: displaying artwork with clothhangers Today I’m loving … displaying artwork with pant/skirt hangers. This is a budget friendly solution (you can get these hanger for less then one USD/EURO at IKEA) as you don’t have to get your artwork framed. And it looks good as well! (images via Apartment Therapy) Plumetis magazine par mes petites mains DIY Braided Liberty Headbands Hello ! Today I’m fighting an old wives tale… Since I cut my hair short(er), I feel like I can do one million things with it. I can seriously change style on a daily basis, and this is so different from what people usually say about short hair. How many times have I heard people say they don’t want to cut their hair so that they can carry on doing nice things with it…?! Well you know what, CUT IT ! When I posted a pic of a recent last minute headband on facebook, you guys went mad ! I bought a pack of cute Liberty fabrics for all three DIYs, you’ll have to come and see what the other two are though, I’m not telling yet ! To make a DIY braded headband, you will need : - 1 piece of fabric 20cm x 5cm. - 3 pieces of same fabric 5cm x 1m - 1 piece of elastic 5cm - Tape or something heavy to secure your braid as you work - Needle and thread - Scissors Step 1 : Fold your small piece of fabric in half, right sides together. Step 2 : Tie all three of the other pieces of fabric together and braid them :
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Maria João Scrapbusting: Handmade Scrap Fabric Twine Here it is, by popular demand…How to make rope from scrap fabric. It’s an idea that came to me whilst I was in the process of tidying up my sewing space, I tend to keep all my fabric scraps ‘just in case’ and all those really long thin pieces were tangling together and making a big mess. After doing a bit of online research on rope making, I found this video showing how to hand twist rope from tree bark, so I’ve used the same technique with fabric and it works a treat. I’ve made a video tutorial to go with the instructions. You will need: Lots of scrap fabric strips in assorted lengths (max 1″ wide) Scissors Something to wind your twine on to Time and lots of it! How to: -Gather all your fabric, you may need to cut some of it into strips, tearing is fine. Tip: It’s easier to use one long strip and one short strip to avoid tangles.Start twisting Step 1: twist strip away from you Step 2: pull that twisted strip over towards you Repeat Keep twisting as usual.
Ro Bruhn Art Lifestyle . mode . déco . maman . DIY: TUTO Tuto : le panier rond en corde au crochet Tuto : le tapis boucherouite (ou boucharouette) Tuto : le petit top village Tuto : le bougeoir tête de poupée façon porcelaine Tuto : un rideau de pompons Tuto : donner de la tenue à un tapis au crochet Tuto : des jupettes ultra rapides Tuto : doudou patchwork étiquettes Tuto : customiser une commode avec du papier peint Tuto et astuces de la maison de poupées, partie 1 Tuto Photoshop : effet ronds lumineux ou (faux) bokeh Tuto photoshop : effet lumineux et halo de soleil
Lebenslustiger.com Make Fabric Flowers Let’s just jump right into making this flower… Start with a piece of fabric 3 inches wide by 24 inches long. Twist it really tight. Fold it in half and it will twist together on its own. Hot glue the unfolded end under to create the center of the flower. The real deal: It cost less than $0.30 to make one flower. Are you addicted to making fabric flowers yet? Go and be pretty,