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DIY Drawer Sachets Hey Craftaholics Anonymous® readers! Its Jessi here from Practically Functional. I’m really excited to share today’s project with you; these homemade drawer sachets are quick and easy to make, totally functional, and super cute! And the best part is, you don’t need to sew a single stitch to make them! Here’s what you need to make your own: 2 small squares of fabric per sachet (about 4″x4″)fusible (iron-on) hem tapescissorspinking shearsdried lavender, or lavender essential oil and cotton balls (or whatever scent you’d prefer!) Start by cutting out small squares from your fabric. Turn your iron to whatever setting is recommended for the fabric you are using and make sure it is dry (no steam). Next, cut 4 strips of fusible hem tape (one for each side of the square) and make sure they are the same length as each side of your fabric squares. Iron around three sides of the squares for about five seconds to melt the fusible hem tape. Share and Enjoy
Decorative Wire Vase DIY Hi, guys! It's Mandi here. I love having flowers in my home, but I can rarely justify buying a fresh bouquet at my every impulse, only to have them die a few days later. Wah, wah. Fortunately, there are a lot of beautiful and realistic looking artificial flowers available at craft stores these days, so I recently splurged on a few pretties. I wanted to make a funky pair of sculptural vases for displaying them. - Heavier gauge wire (This 10 gauge wire is great—I used electrical wiring, because I had it on hand)- Electrical tape- Wire cutters- Scissors- 1ʺ-2ʺ strips of scrap fabric (Use any color or pattern, and feel free to mix it up!) Step One: Cut six pieces of wire to the same length. Step Two: Bend down the ends of the cut wires and secure with electrical tape, leaving enough of an opening for two pieces of wire to squeeze through. Step Four: Fasten the looped vertical wires to the circular base by wrapping electrical wire crosswise around the joints. -Mandi
DIY starter kit Chel asks: ”Hi Mr. Kate! You are such an inspiration to me. My Answer: Hi Chel! Per your wonderful question, I compiled some of my essentials to create a DIY starter kit. In my kit: Adhesives. Here are some of my past projects using only one or two of the items above: 1. 2. 3. 4. Get these things and you’ll be good to go! always rooney: Passport Holder | DIY **Edit: From publishing this project over two years ago, I have started to make and sell my own passport covers on Etsy. I have sold thousands of covers since then. If you are interested in purchasing one you can head over to my shop here. With summer well on its way, I'm sure most of you are itching to get out and travel. I am going to India in less than three weeks and I can hardly wait. Materials: Leather, Chalk, Passport to measure Optional: paint, paintbrush, q-tips, stamps, hammer Lay out passport and draw with chalk around leaving two inches on each side to fold over. To decorate the outside, I used q-tips to make a dotted pattern. I am beyond excited to get some stamps in my passport! -Courtney
★ Le tuto de mon organisateur de sac Attention, voici venu le post le plus long jamais écrit sur ce blog... J'ai bossé dur, fait des dizaines de photos et pris plein de mesures pour vous livrer, enfin, le petit tuto promis il y a quelques semaines. Mais avant tout, j'attire votre attention sur le fait que ce tutoriel est mis à disposition selon les termes de la Licence Creative Commons : Citer l'auteur - Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale - Partage à l'Identique Il est interdit de vendre des organisateurs de sac cousus d'après mon modèlesur marchés, plateformes de vente de créations (Etsy, Dawanda, etc), pages facebook et e-shops.Merci de respecter mon travail ! Alors une fois que ceci est dit, si vous êtes partantes pour vous coudre un organisateur de sac avec 5 poches à l'extérieur et 2 poches + 4 emplacements de cartes + une poche zippée + 1 porte-clés à l'intérieur... et bien, je vais tenter de vous expliquer ! D'abord le matos : NB : les mesures indiquées comprennent les marges de couture d’1 cm Pour l’extérieur : Ouf ! Bravo !
DIY Multi-Strand Scarf - Rabbit Food For My Bunny Teeth DIY, Fashion, Fashion Friday I am a huge fan on no-sew projects from recycled clothing. If you were a fan of my no-sew DIY Workout Shirt, you will enjoy this one as well. Plus they will look très chic when worn together! Behold, a scarf that is perfectly lightweight and easy-to-wear to your Yoga or Bar Method class and stylish enough for running errands around town!Oh, and did I mention there is no sewing required?! DIY Multi-Strand ScarfMakes one stylish scarf Ingredients: 1 old T-shirt (the bigger the better) 1 pair of scissors 1 ruler 10 minutes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Viola, a stylish scarf to wear to yoga!
DIY Magnetic Wristband - My Altered State She can make you do things that you had never imagined yourself doing. Things that will call into question your strength of character, your endurance, and your will to survive. Yes my friends, she can make you sew. S-e-w. With a sewing machine. (More on that in a bit.) First, let me tell you about screws and nails. When you’re creating something, there is a moment when you have wood right where you want it. You balance, prop, stand on one foot, and then turn to grab a nail… …or a screw. (Mom, I totally stopped using my teeth for holding screws, or opening packages. This frustration might be shared by others, like people who make jewelry, or people who are real sewing machine users… These people work with small metal parts too. Enter that handy wristband you may have seen at hardware stores. I thought one of those would be the solution for my loose screws. Only- have you actually SEEN those wristbands at hardware stores? They are huge. So I wasn’t really excited about the prospects. But first… Why?
DIY Dinosaur Eggs My oldest son was learning about dinosaurs in his class and it gave me motivation to do these Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Dinosaur Eggs (or rocks if you don't want to shape them into eggs.) We had all the ingredients, but I would suspect that some people may not have sand readily available to them. It only takes 1 cup of sand to make the five eggs you see in the photo mixed in with the other ingredients. The eggs are about 4 to 5-inches long and about 3-inches in diameter and we used an air dry method with plastic dinosaurs (and animals.) We just did this for fun, but I would expect that these "eggs" could be made in advance of a dinosaur themed party or as part of a dinosaur dig with a group of children. Overall, it took my kids and I about 30-minutes to mix and mold the eggs, and we waited three days for the eggs to dry. From the photo, you can see that the inside doesn't dry all the way through, but the outside is hard as a rock.
33 Harry Potter Gifts Only A True Fan Will Appreciate Cousons ensemble : Tuto écharpe pompons – Le blog de Craftine En prévision de la rentrée et des premiers vents, nous vous proposons de réaliser une écharpe en bi-matière coton satin d’un côté et crêpe de l’autre, le tout agrémenté de jolis pompons pour suivre la tendance du moment. Une écharpe bien pratique et classe à la fois. Les fournitures dont vous avez besoin : Tissu coton satin imprimé : 35×148 cmTissu crêpe marine : 35×148 cmBobine de fil marine Toutes ces fournitures sont disponibles dans la Craftine Box du mois d’août. La réalisation pas à pas : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Votre écharpe est terminée !