Crear de un bonito florero en una bombilla: DIY Seguramente muchos de nosotros tenemos en casa algunas bombillas que no funcionan. ¿por qué no usar la imaginación y reutilizarlas? Hoy os propongo una idea sencilla y muy resultona. Por cada una de las bombillas que reutilicemos, podremos crear un jarrón para nuestras flores o plantas preferidas. Resulta adecuado para el diseño de reciclaje, da un toque bohemio chic a los espacios y es low-cost. Para realizar un soporte de cuelgue o apoyo sólo necesitas una varilla de aluminio que puedes ir moldeando hasta darle la forma que desees, eso corre de tu imaginación! ¿Os animáis? Fotos y fuente vía Ready Made Besos VIRLOVA
Revista Muebles Sólo Crafty Enough - Desafío Iron Craft # 9 - Caja de Zapatos Organizador Ribbon For Iron Craft challenge #9, we were asked to think inside the box, creating something from a box or creating our own box. I struggled with this one much more than I thought I would. I had a few ideas, but none of them were really calling me to sit down and make them. Then suddenly the very last day, an idea struck me. I have a lot of shoeboxes hanging around and hoped to use one of them. It seems like I have spools of ribbon all over my craft room, on my desk, in cupboards, spilling out of drawers. This was a really quick project, but it’ll make a difference in my efforts to clean up my crafting space. The box I had just happened to be very plain, so I didn’t have a lot of words and logos to hide in order to make it pretty. Supplies: shoebox3/8″ diameter dowel about 1/2 -1″ longer than your shoebox (my dowel was the exact size I needed. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. If you make a shoebox ribbon organizer we’d love to see it in our Flickr group.
ESPAÑA - REVISTAS DE MUEBLES Volver Bow Shirt | En La La Land Summer is here and I suddenly have found I have time to enjoy being outside again, which means tank tops and summer clothes! I was browsing around Pintrest out of boredom and came across this blog Let’s Rock It. I have been wanting a shirt like this for a while and was excited when I saw it, but unfortunately my web browser would not translate the whole page, so I pretty much figured it out from pictures and small sentences provided. This is what I came up with. (Please ignore my many freckles, I’m a little embarrassed) What you will need: T-shirt or dress (I used an old t-shirt)Sewing shearsSewing needle & thread matching fabricPen Turn shirt inside out and lay on a flat surface. Cut flap in shirt. Starting at bottom center of flap (where the bow would start) loosely hand stitch to top of flap, leaving spaces between stitches. Pull thread tight, this should create a bow look when fabric bunches. Cut a strip of fabric long enough to wrap around bow from fabric cut off of shirt earlier.
Mueble de España Bokmärken hasta kokböcker - Marcadores de Libro de cocina | Arte y Creatividad Min kreativa mamma kläckte idén för ett tag sedan att man borde kunna göra bokmärken för kokböcker, med alla veckans dagar på. Med hennes tillåtelse (puss mamma!) har jag utvecklat denna tanke och gjort en mall som ni kan ladda ner och skriva ut om ni vill. —–I while back my creative mother got this great idea for cookbook customized bookmarks, tagged with weekday names. Ladda hem pdf för utskrift (svensk text) / Download pdf for printing (English text)Mallen är gratis men får endast användas för privat bruk. / Free for personal use only. Spara pdf-mallen på din dator, skriv ut på lite tjockare papper (jag valde fotopapper) och klipp ut bokmärkena. Några av bokmärkena är blanka för att kunna skriva valfri text. Jag som gillar att baka kommer använda mina bokmärken till att markera smarriga bakverk i mina favoritbakböcker inför sommarens kommande födelsedagskalas.
Crème de la Artesanía | DIY proyectos hechos a partir de objetos cotidianos. If you're a cork collector like me, this DIY project is for you. Wine drinkers know how many leftover corks you can accumulate over the years, so let's put them to use! Not only do I love wine, but I love using cork for crafting projects. It's easy to cut, naturally waterproof with a beautiful rustic look, and it has a cushion material that makes for the perfect handmade placemat. The DIY possibilities are endless by simply gluing corks together. Follow the steps below to make your own upcycled cork placemat. Materials: • Approximately 50 wine corks. Tip: Use as many red wine corks as possible to add some beautiful shades of red to your placemat. Steps: • Cut corks horizontally into small pieces (about 5-6 pieceseach).
signo Cita inspirada | Por Wilma My best friend has always a lot of kids over at her home. She has one of her own and she is babysitting for a living. This makes that her house is never completely tidy. But who cares? The kids should be able to play, don’t they? So when she saw the quote ‘Excuse the mess, the children are making memories’ she decided it had to be on her wall. See how I made this inspirational quote sign after the jump. . . What you need for this DIY quote sign - a piece of wood or a tabletop - printer - paper - masking tape - scissors - computer - pencil - chalk - paint (for the lettering and if you want to for the wood) - paint brush How to make this DIY inspirational quote sign 1.
Blogs, perros, ranas y libros:. Letras de madera para niños Okay, so I've already covered some basic paper mache letters in vintage comics, but I found some really sturdy, good quality, wooden letters and I couldn't resist. I could only find an 'S', a 'J' and an 'E' but luckily I have a son named Josh, a good friend's child named Sebb and a gorgeous little lady called Emily, who these will be just great for! For the boys letters I'm using my faithful vintage comics. So here's what I did for the 'S'... First find some vintage comics. It's such a shame to cut them up, but they will be able to be appreciated and not stuck in a drawer or on a shelf somewhere. Cut some strips and make sure you include some interesting detail, including the price, date or speech bubbles. I use decoupatch glue/varnish for a glossy finish. Carefully stick pieces of the comic onto the wooden letter with a brush. Ensure you cover all of the letter. Layer at least twice to make sure you don't miss any little areas of uncovered letter. The finished 'S'. Hanging on the wall.
Michael Ann hizo:. arco tee remodelar diy considering my current wardrobe is getting smaller and smaller as my waistline gets bigger and bigger i've been going through my ol' refashion pile seeing what i can spruce up quick. i had this plain tee that was always a bit too baggy, and lo and behold it fits perfect now, haha! but instead of wearing a boring crew neck tee i got out the sewing machine to add a fun little bow! here's how i did it so you can make your very own bow tee refashion - supplies you'll need - - a plain old tee - a strip of jersey fabric, about two-three inches wide, and twice as long as the new neckline giving plenty of length to tie - your sewing machine, matching thread, scissors, pins 1. trace your new neckline i used another tee that i liked the neckline of and used pins then chalk to copy the neckline 2. cut out your new neckline! 3. sew new neck binding. with right sides together, sew on the neck binding with about a 1/4" to 1/2" seam allowance, being sure to center the middle along the middle of the back.