Arts And Crafts Photo Gallery. Sure I would Love to help you move. DIY Advent 17: Beautiful Recycling – Barcelets from Plastic Bottles DIY - Outfits, Shoes & Accessories Dana. Bearing in mind that we should take a day at least 3 liters of fluid to us, a single human requires whole 730 1.5 liter bottles of water per year.
The plastic bottles end up in the waste container and get melted under an enormous environmental impact, only to get very poor quality plastic. But with a little imagination you could tinker around 3,650 bracelets (5 pieces per bottle!) From this garbage. Batman! Comic Book Flats. Wear your jeans! Today I made this shabby chic bangle bracelet.
From the inseam of an old pair of Levis. They can be made with any cute end beads to suit your style. It was sooo simple. And I am pretty sure your pre-teen, your teen, and maybe even you will think it's fun to wear. JuJuB {Jersey Bracelets} We are jujuB!
We have been fans of U Create for years. Ribbon covered bangles... Rainbow Suncatcher. This is the project that won runner-up in The Color my Summer Contest.
Wanna make one, too? Here's how: Ever feel bad about throwing away plastic cups? And during the summer, with all the birthdays, pool parties, BBQ and picnics-- well, that's a whole lot of cups! Since most events that we are attending this summer are pot-luck, I volunteer to bring the cups. Which ones are the right ones?
First, start with clean cups. At the top of the cup, I used a hole punch to put two holes directly across from each other. Rosette Bracelet Tutorial! Sharpie Tie-Dye. You have to do this project.
I saw this on Happy Things. She saw it on Steve Spangler Science. Shabby Chic Bracelets. A couple of weeks ago I promised that even though I was going to bring more focus to my sewing projects that I'd still share crafting projects with you.
And I try never to go back on a promise....so let's get the Mod Podge out and craft! If you've just had a manicure I suggest you get out some rubber gloves because this one is going to get a little messy. Here's what I used for this project: Steps: 1) Tear or cut your napkin in half. 2) Take one large, tacky, gaudy, and quite ugly bangle and smother it with Mod Podge. Wine Cork Keychains. How to make a paper bracelet. T-Shirt Bracelets.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2011 | Comments: 45 Brightly colored t-shirts that are too small for my daughters now, have found new life as bracelets.
For this project you will need some old t-shirts and a bunch of bangle bracelets. Try using old bangles that you already own, check thrift stores or pick up some up for a few dollars at Target, Walmart – or even the sale bins at Old Navy. Cut t-shirt in 1/2" to 1" wide strips. Depending on the thickness of the bangle – a thick bracelet will need thicker strips. Loosely tie one end of the t-shirt strip to the bangle and start wrapping fabric around bracelet – the tighter the better. Wrap fabric all the way around until you meet the first knot – untie the knot and tie both ends together to close.
Recycled Roses Wreath Tutorial. I keep seeing fabric flowers EVERYWHERE- clothing, jewelry and crafts- so to kick off spring I decided to make my own fabric flowers out of recycled materials and turn them into a pretty wreath for the door.
These flowers are super easy to make and can be used in a multitude of projects! Start with strips of recycled fabric, canvas, paper, ribbon- you can use just about anything. I started with some scraps of painted fabric that would have otherwise been thrown away! Tie a knot at the end of the strip and begin twisting and rolling the strip around the knot, dabbing glue as you roll. You can use fabric glue, regular tacky glue, hot glue or even use a stitches instead of glue.
Continue rolling and twisting your strip until you reach the end and secure with glue to the back of the flower. Braided Headband Tutorial. It's chilly outside here today and I'm loving it!
I enjoyed every minute of reaching into the closet and pulling out soft cozy blankets, snuggling up on the couch with my blanket and laptop to check my e-mail this morning... Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of temps below 40 degrees, but a high of 65, I'll take it! Anyway.... on with the tutorial. {every}nothing wonderful: Tutorial: Repurposed Envelopes (From Magazines to Mailing) Uncanny Cork Vases & Containers Tutorial. Almost two years ago, I bookmarked a wonderful tutorial from Design Sponge for a cork lamp.
I just loved the idea and wanted to translate it in another way. But for some reason, I kind of forgot about it as time went on, and then this weekend when I was rinsing out some cans to put into the recycling bin, I remembered.