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Patroon gehaakt babymutsje. Lees ook de extra informatie onderaan! Voor een klein mutsje voor een pasgeborene! Drops Baby Merino = 100% Merino Extra Fine Wool Superwash Haaknaald 3,5 mm. Haak 4 lossen, vorm een ring met een halve vaste in de 1e losse. 1e toer: haak 3 lossen, haak 7 stokjes in de ring, sluit met een halve vaste boven op het 1e stokje (= 8 stokjes) 2e toer: haak 3 lossen, haak in dezelfde steek nog een stokje, haak in elk stokje 2 stokjes, sluit met een halve vaste boven op het 1e stokje (= 16 stokjes) 3e toer: haak 3 lossen, haak in dezelfde steek nog een stokje, haak in de volgende steek 1 stokje (haak 2 stokjes in 1 stokje, 1 stokje in het volgende stokje) herhaal tot je rond bent, sluit met een halve vaste boven op het 1e stokje (= 24 stokjes) 7e toer: haak 3 lossen, haak in dezelfde steek nog een stokje, haak in de volgende 5 stokjes elk 1 stokje (haak 2 stokjes in 1 stokje, haak in de volgende 5 stokjes elk 1 stokje( herhaal tot je rond bent, sluit met een halve vaste op het 1e stokje (= 56 stokjes)

Family and Parenting Videos- Kids Crafts, Travel, Parenting Issues, Health and More! - Kaboose.com. Lava Lamp - How to Make a Lava Lamp - Homemade Lava Lamp Video. Even if your little ones can't appreciate the days of bell bottoms and disco, they'll love this DIY light. Get into the groove and construct a fun and funkadelic lava lamp using household materials.See Transcript Hey guys - Jonathon Stewart here for About.com. Hands down, no question, the best things about the '70s? Disco, Star Wars, the disco version of Star Wars, bell bottoms, and lava lamps.

So if you feel like gettin' a little funky old school groovy, whether you're a brother, or a mother, try these tips for making your very own homemade lava lamp. Supplies Needed to Make a Lava Lamp You'll need just a few things to get you going: a clear plastic or glass bottle with a lid or corkvegetable or mineral oilsome food coloringwatera flashlightan effervescent lozenge (better known as Alka Seltzer or Airborne) - if you don't have any of that stuff around, you can also try using salt or baking soda and expect somewhat similar results Construct the Lava Lamp Lighting the Lava Lamp.

Recycle a Soda Bottle into a Coin Purse. Home » $1 and Free, Accessories, cheap crafts, Food Crafts, Headline 9 February 2009 284,595 views 48 Comments by heather Did you know that 80% of plastic bottles aren't recycled? What to do with those landfill hogs? Green Upgrader posted this adorable coin purse made from two recycled 20 oz. soda bottles. They also give additional soda bottle crafting suggestions - cut bottle lengthwise for a clutch, anyone? [download instructions here] [PET bottle purse FB page] [via best of diy] [designed by] I like this coin purse project as it is a little more modern-looking than many of the kitschy recycled can craft projects out there.

You can get these soda bottles at the dollar store, but why not just recycle some already-enjoyed soda bottles instead? Project Estimate: 2 20oz soda bottles, empty, $2 or on handZipper, $1 Total cost: $1 and up UPDATE February 2010: I got a note from the creator of this project, Zitta Schnitt, with more information on how it was made: Design: Zitta Schnitt, 2004. Silly Eagle Books: decorating. I've been thinking about this beautiful valentine key wall art from Design Sponge since February.

I pinned it of course, and it's been sitting on my craftastic board since then. Thanks to the Pinterest challenge, I finally got around to trying it out this weekend. I don't think the end result is as lovely as the key, but it was fun to do and gave me some ideas for future projects. To begin, I raided my bowl of choking hazards to see what small objects I could use for my collage. Most of these items are Juliet's. Next, I decided to arrange the objects into the shape of the state of Georgia. At this point, Juliet noticed what I was doing and began pleading for all the tiny objects she NEEDS to be happy in this life.

Considering she has at least 25 other silly bandz, I tried to convince her to let me have just one. Then I hot glued the pieces down and was finished. The whole project reminded me of this book, I Spy School Days You could do any shape--like this fantastic Christmas tree wall. NoBiggie. Craft: Kirigami Fall Decorations. Just when I thought the fall season was here, we get hit with 90 degree weather, ugh! But, that's not stopping me from decorating the house with leaves, pumpkins, and gourds. I run on a strict seasonal decorating schedule and if it's fall, then that's how I'm decorating the house. One of the decorations I'm using this year are these kirigami leaves. You can place them on windows, tuck them under candles, or string them together to make a garland. Below you'll find directions and four templates to make the kirigami leaves. Supplies:6" x 6" origami paper - you can use any size paper, you'll just have to adjust the templates accordinglyScissorsPencil Fold 6" x 6" paper according to directions above.

Right click, copy, save and print out templates. Trace leaves on the folded triangle (refer to step 5 above). Cut out. Oh!! I Like That... Craft, Tutorial, Recipe, Design, Etc... DIY Friendship Necklace – HonestlyWTF. As soon as Lauren and I saw this editorial in Flare Magazine, we knew we had to recreate these awesome, friendship bracelet-like necklaces. We promise they are super easy to make and the perfect way to pass the time during those long summer roadtrips. To make a 2-tone necklace, cut a long piece of rope and wrap two different colors of embroidery thread around its own bobbin. Tie a starter knot along with the two colored threads you are using, leaving at least 3 inches of slack, Tape down the slack to a flat surface or safety pin it something that will help keep it in place (feeling nostalgic yet?).

Lay the color that isn’t being used (shown here in purple) in your left hand, along with the rope, and hold them taut. To alternate colors, simply put the inactive color (red) in your left hand and the new active color (purple) in your right. Once you’re done knotting, add a few nuts and/or washers to the necklace. Home Work - The TP Flower Project. Some months ago I stumbled upon a really fun DIY with your kids blog post. While I have no kids, I still thought of saving that post and perhaps even try it myself one day (with or without kids...). Time passed and I completely forgot about it, until about a couple of months ago when I was going through my never ending "bookmarked web links" and I found it again.

This time I left that page open and started working on it. At first I had to save every empty toilet paper roll. My someone thought I was crazy. Then I took that entire pile of rolls, folded them, and cut them into thin strips Next step was to create flower like shapes that connect to each other Now that I had a general design, it was time to glue each flower. I decided to paint some of the flowers light blue (using the left-over paint from our blue line project), and then leave the rest of the flowers in their natural look My someone and I decided to hang it on the wall next to our TV. What do you think...? CAN'T STOP MAKING THINGS. SUPER Easy Ironing Board Cover Tutorial. If you'd like to see my (license free) Handbag Patterns please look here. Thanks for your ironing board cover (IBC) tutorial requests. Calling this a tutorial might be pushing it slightly as it is outrageously easy, but then, really easy is really good right?

This one is for everyone who asked for it (especially Ian, because I love it when fellas drop in for a read). You won't need to make a casing, obtain cord for ties, or even thread a cord for the casing (which is fantastic for lazy busy ol' me) because we are going to use the casing from the old IBC. My old IBC removed from it's frame. 'Well hello there pretty thing, let's slip and slide together...! " Here’s How I put it all together Shopping list (as if you were shopping and not using your own stash fabrics) 100% cotton fabric (quilt to medium weight works best) about 3" (8cm) wider and longer than your old IBC.Some heavy-ish weight 100% cotton furnishing (home dec. weight) fabric about 3" (8cm) wider and longer than your old IBC. 2.

Christmas Craft-a-long Week One: Make Something for Your House – Crafting a Green World. Here’s to a handmade holiday! Every week in December, I’m inviting you to craft along with me. I have some projects that I’ve been wanting to make this holiday season–something Christmas-y for the house, some heirloom Christmas tree decorations, handmade gifts for the guys in my life, and a jazzy crafty contribution to Christmas dinner–and each week I’ll be featuring my project, as well as tutorials for several other projects along the same theme. Most of all, though, I want to see what YOU guys are crafting for Christmas.

So here’s where I get to announce the brand-spanking-new Crafting a Green World Flickr group and the CAGW Christmas Craft-a-long Flickr group. I want you to join our groups, I want you to submit your craftiest handmade holiday photos to the Christmas Craft-a-long group, and I want to feature those photos right back here on Crafting a Green World, where each week I’ll share some in my craft-along round-up. Next >> Tags: acorns, cranberries, felted wool, handmade holiday. Crafts: The Great Cardboard Castle | School Crafts - School-Age Crafts & Art Project Ideas. Disneyland® Paris: Sleeping Beauty Castle Paper Model. Free Paper Toys, Paper Models and Paper Crafts at ss42.com. Talk Like A Pirate Day Crafts. Sep02 by Guest Contributor Our Guest Contributor is Lindsey Boardman of Filth Wizardry Yaaarrr me hearties!

It be “Talk Like A Pirate Day” again this September 19th! Your mini pirates will be needing some pirate swords made from rolled up newspaper, that they can’t actually hurt each other with! Rolled Newspaper Pirate Sword. These little swords are so quick and easy to make, and they are really popular with the kids because they look so convincing. Grab two sheets of newspaper and lay them down on top of each other.

Now fold over the bottom third like this… …and tape it back on itself to make the handle of the sword. Next you need to cut out from your card an oval with a hole in the middle big enough to thread onto the sword blade and a small rectangular bit that will be wrapped around the blade to hold the hilt in place. Then thread your hilt on and wrap the cardboard rectangle around and tape it in place. This skirt is a bit different to the usual bandanna skirt. Yo ho ho! Home. Projects. 9 Ways to Turn Old Musty Books Into Something Cool.

Bibliophiles and bookworms, English majors and lovers of literature: is it possible to have too many books? They accumulate so quickly! Every member of your family getting you the same three books you requested for Christmas. Seeing Don DeLillo marked half-off, knowing you dumped a half-caff latte on your copy of Underworld, and – even though only the first three pages are illegible – justifying its purchase. 15+ years of required reading lists stored in boxes in your basement, even though you can bet your bippy you will never willingly read the poetry of Robert Burns again.

We are up to our waists in books, some of which we hate (really Master Burns? Scottish dialect? Update: Do to the overwhelming support (HA!) 1. It brings a whole new meaning to “audio book.” Use your old books to showcase your artistic side. Good for hiding passwords and codes, the key to your safe, and family jewels. 2. Your choice of ribbon can transform this wreath so it is suitable for every holiday – or every day! First piece of furniture: stage has. A. The frontage, the intermediary and its cross-pieces as well as the bottom of the piece of furniture Profiles: ● Draw on a sheet of paper with small squares the piece of furniture to be realized, then, it is enough to put it on a desired scale ● Sélectionnez three plates of of the same paperboard cuts, if possible, the grooves must be vertical: the first plate (in green on the diagram: 1) will be the frontage the second (yellow, 2) will be the intermediary: it will not be visible but takes part in the internal skeleton of the piece of furniture and finally, a third (blue, 3) which will constitute the bottom of the piece of furniture in the long term. ● Trace contours of the piece of furniture on the paperboard: use a chalk with this intention (in table) what will enable you “to improve” the drawing of many times while erasing easily and without damaging your paperboard.

You must carry out the “holes” which will be used as niches (on plates 1 and 2 only) using a cutter. Veloursopstrijkstickers handleiding - farbenmix-de. Welcome to the heart of Here you will find: basic sewing tips, step-by-step photo instructions to all of our farbenmix patterns, detailed sewing instructions, a lot of design examples and many more. What is the best way to copy a pattern? What kind of fabric should I use? Hew do I insert a zipper? What possibilities are there to embellish clothes? What did others sew from the same pattern? We will try to answer all of these and some more questions. The team of Farbenmix.

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