The Knotted Headband Tutorial
My husband came home one day with a headband he had found in a parking lot (I know...sooo sanitary) and said "I bet you could make one of these" so I did...because I'm all for stealing awesome ideas. Difficulty: Medium Time: 30 minutes Cost: Under $10 Fun-ness: Why would I do a boring project? Materials: Yarn (100% cotton for a crisp look, acrylic for a softer look) Size H or J hook Ribbon (approximately 1/2 inch wide) Hot Glue Gun Directions Step 1: Creating the Chains And that's it! So wear your headband with pride! Love the headband, but don't want to make it yourself?
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Segnaposto con le mollette Occorrente: mollette di legno (chiare e scure) spezie 45 fiori di pasta di pane color oro 4-5 fiori di stoffa rossi canutiglia nastri di raso giallo e rosso alto 1 cm Per i nostri segnaposto abbiamo scelto due diversi toni di marrone: al marrone scuro si intonano le composizioni con il fiocco rosso, mentre al marrone chiaro si adatta meglio il giallo. Arricchite ogni molletta con un mazzolino composto da poche spezie tra le quali spicca sempre la cannella con le perline. Ogni mazzolino, ricoperto sul gambo con la guttaperca, va applicato alle mollette con la colla a caldo. Occorrente: foglie d’edera finte 1 apribottiglie cannella chiodi di garofano chicchi di caffè pigne varie 2 farfalle di filo (d’oro e d’argento) canutiglia nastro di raso bianco alto 1 cm nastro d’argento alto 1 cm 2 roselline dorate di pasta di pane I mazzolini che poggiano sulle foglie sono realizzati in due diverse tonalità: in uno spicca l’oro mentre nell’altro prevale l’argento.
Paper Punched Easter Eggs Tutorial by Nikki In Stitches
Some of the best projects are also the most simple, and it doesn’t get much more “back to basics” than these paper punched Easter eggs. Simple and classic, they take just a few minutes to make and will last for many springs to come! Materials: 5/8″ paper punch Decorative paper Styrofoam egg Straight pins Glue Directions: Scroll through the pictures below. ~Nikki Find more from Nikki on her blog Nikki, In Stitches Tagged as: craft projects, craft tutorials, Easter, Easter Projects, How To, nikki in stitches, Paper Punched Easter Eggs
GIFT A PLANT: A MINI TERRARIUM
Pages This Blog Linked From Here The Web Let's make living globes!Find an empty glass or plastic jar.Make a funnel using a piece of paper. Email ThisBlogThis! Labels: gift-a-plant 11 comments: Rebecca said... where do you get the charcoal is it like aquarium stuff? 16 January 2009 22:37 Anonymous said... where did you get your plants? 20 January 2009 03:11 wow power leveling said... You said you will love me wow gold the whole life, but WoW Gold you marry her. 7 February 2009 16:24 The charcoal can be purchased from the gardener. 20 February 2009 11:44 ertbound said... Great idea... 3 March 2009 22:50 It is about the same, bbq charcoal or bamboo charcoal. 18 March 2009 23:20 eva said... 18 May 2009 18:02 Simon said... thanks for sharing. i also saw the ones on etsy and wanted to buy one but it was expensive to ship. thanks for sharing! 15 July 2009 23:46 PlanningQueen said... Very cute idea! 29 July 2009 21:02 jaimie said... hmm, could one perhaps replace crushed charcoal briquettes? 6 August 2009 07:58
Marque-page en Yoshi-washi
Suite de Fumikô, c'est le deuxième produit en Yoshi-washi de Niigata, marque-page. Le papier Yoshi-washi est agréable au toucher. C'est tout à fait naturel et il est né par l'idée de protection de la nature (voir l'article de Fumikô). Papier base : Yoshi-washi de Niigata (Japon) Papier imprimé collage : Chiyogami (motif de Yuzen) Cordelette : Mizuhiki Taille : 4,2 x 10 cm
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Not Just Paper and Glue: Pinterest Feature Friday #1 - WhipperBerry
Greetings, Pinners! Michele here to introduce our very first Pinterest Feature Friday or PFF, for short. I thought it only appropriate that our first feature be the person ultimately responsible for my Pinterest addiction. This is the person I first heard about it from when she blogged about it back in January. And I was instantly hooked! So without further ado, allow me to introduce Heather from Whipperberry! You can find Heather's Pinterest boards here. She currently has 34 boards and 1049 pins. And I love the various ways she has grouped her pins in her boards. By color And she has found some of the cutest things! If those pins don't make you want to go explore Heather's boards, I don't know what will! So why not give Heather a follow?
100 Alberi di Natale Fai-da-Te - IT | TheMAG
TheMAG your daily dose of creativity: magazine about fashion, design, arts, trends and coolness 100 Alberi di Natale Fai-da-Te 05 dic 2013, 10:30 Marco Russo Fancy Come vuole la tradizione, in questi giorni ci troviamo davanti alla classica giornata dedicata alla preparazione dell’albero di Natale. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.
Paper Flower Tutorial
I came across these incredible paper flowers and I just had to make them (then made like 100, I loved them so much) Now, I’ve created a tutorial to share the love! Perfect adornments for gifts, cards and even wall art! Art project using these, here! I found helpful tutorials here and on YouTube but I tweaked them using my own pictures and directions to make it simpler and more my style! you'll need: double sided patterned paper OR two types of patterned papercircle punch (I used Fiscars 1 ½ inch punch)glue stick or liquid glueflower center (I used vintage buttons) Punch out 8 circles on double sided paper or 16 circles (8 with each pattern). If your using 2 types of patterned paper, using a glue stick, glue both circles together (patterns facing out)Fold them in half and then half again, so that the circles are divided in four quarters. Fold two sections in so that you will get a point. Turn the circle over and fold again so that the two edges meet in the middle.
Memory Makers Masters Blog - CHUNKY BOOK TUTORIAL
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Nel progettare questo modello ho pensato ai bambini, quindi a qualcosa di semplice da piegare e nello stesso tempo versatile. Inizialmente, ho realizzato queste due composizioni, e per questo l’ho chiamato Bialbero di Natale. Poi mi sono reso conto che i moduli possono essere assemblati alternando dimensioni diverse e anche colori diversi, avrei dovuto chiamarlo Multialbero di Natale. Sono molto contento di questo modello, che unisce semplicità, armonia, e versatilità, è come un gioco che può essere smontato e rimontato in modo personale. Ciascuna composizione è ottenuta da 6 ottagoni di carta per fotocopie, ricavati da sei quadrati coi lati di 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 e 21 cm, dall'alto verso il basso. Eccellente presentazione e sequenza fotografica di Maria Sinayskaya: goorigami.com Diagrammi per piegare i moduli del Bialbero di Natale Da dicembre 2012 è disponibile un bel video di di Mariela Recinos: Bialbero di Natale, composizione con otto moduli
You Are My Fave
This is the latest installation for the ever-changing half wall, just in time for Cinco de Mayo. Because everybody likes tissue flowers and an excuse to bust out the seven layer bean dip. PS This Mexican themed wedding is so pretty and I think this is a perfect week to crank out a surprise cake.
