How To Make A Basic Geometric Himmeli Ornament. When I decided to DIY all my Christmas decorations this year I knew I wanted to kick things off with Himmeli.
I have seen mobiles and plant holders around the internets but lets be honest, they look really intimidating. Unless you are gifted in the knowledge of the spacial sort, it is a headache waiting to happen. Luckily for you I have passed all 3 Professor Layton games on the Nintendo DS, so I am sort of an expert at this sort of thing. One of the biggest problems that I was having was the simple fact that I had no clue what it was called. Skinny geometric tubey hangy things? That is until someone pinned a gorgeous pendant chandelier that was titled Himmeli Inspired Light. And then my life changed forever. And here we are today. Traditionally Himmeli is made with straw (like the kind that grows out of the ground) and string. To make a basic himmeli polyhedron is simple.
All you need is a package of straws, floral wire, and scissors. Take 3 pieces of straw and string them on your wire. DIY Geometric Wreath Tutorial. You guys.
This wreath. Geometric Himmeli Wreath 2.0. Vintage Revivals - Fearless DIY. DIY Wall Sconce Task Lights & A Target Update! Happy Friday!!!
Let’s get this party started (of course by party I mean the tutorials for Macie’s Boho Bedroom Makeover!) If you are looking for sources for the items that are in the room check out this post. Up first are the incredible wall mounted task lights that are on either side of Macie’s bed. First things first, you need to get your happy self to Target. They have these really great stick lights that will make your life SO much more simple and you sort of need them to do this project…. Start by taking the light off of the base, you will just have to loosen the screw, and it should come right off. DIY Leather and Brass Teardrop Hanging Planter. If you are new today WELCOME!
I am so glad that you are here!! 2 things. 1. We are now BFFs, and 2. How to Make Origami Bunnies (+ Free Easter Printables!) As a kid, I had a babysitter who taught me origami.
I absolutely loved it, but really haven’t done anything with it since I was in elementary school! When I saw a video tutorial for origami bunnies, I decided that needed to change immediately. And I was SO happy to partner with Stephanie who is not only the owner of one of my favorite shops, Baba Souk, but an amazing graphic designer for some origami printable action! We decided we wanted a non-traditional, modern feel and Stephanie created eight (eight!) DIY Paper Easter Bunny Treats — The Sweetest Occasion. By Kelly Lanza After the baskets have been filled and the eggs have been hunted this Easter, why not keep the fun going!?
These little bunny treat pouches make a great little takeaway for an Easter brunch or dinner, and can even act as place cards too! Fill them up with sweets (Cadbury Mini Eggs are always my Easter candy of choice!) And set them each place setting, or use them as favors at your Easter party! Supplies - White copy paperPink and white cardstockPink pom pomsWhite cotton ballsDouble stick tapeGlueTreats (for filling, of course!) Cut a piece of white computer paper to be 9″ by 4.5″ and double stick tape together the two short sides to form a loop.
JAM LABELIZER - Design your own jam labels. The Graphics Fairy - Vintage Images, DIY Tutorials & Craft Projects. Little Green Notebook. Thank you so much for your kind feedback on the Domino article!
I'm so excited to start sharing the behind-the-scenes projects and ideas today! Pax wardrobes are incredibly versatile - they're really the perfect blank canvas when it comes to organizational furniture. Not only are the affordable shells are so basic and easy to customize, but then you also have all the handy shelves, drawers, baskets and other storage accessories made to fit the Pax at your finger tips. I am crazy over these shoe trees. Each pull-out shelf holds 16 pairs of shoes, which is nowhere near enough for this shoe-lover, but a couple of the shelves comes close to fitting my seasonal shoe needs! Blog Archive Besta, Billy, & Brass Bookcases. Greetings all, thanks for the sweet words on the office upgrades from yesterday!
As promised, here’s more information on the library bookcase unit we put together with IKEA pieces – we added trim, hardware, and lights to customize it for my office. I know the pink isn’t for everyone, but I was feeling the love this month but I may get a wild hair and paint the back something completely different soon – it happens, it’s just paint! My point is the unit would look great with the back painted any color you love – or a stencil or wallpaper or fabric, the sky’s the limit! We all know how expensive bookcases are from most retailers, and wall units like this add up quick to $1,000 or more but I didn’t want to pay that much for shelving. We considered something more like the Billys to built ins project from 2011 but I wanted something that looked more like a freestanding three piece unit. First thing you do is assemble all the pieces then place them next to each other. Next came the lights.