DIY / Origami Lamp Depuis que j’ai découvert cette lampe en papier, j’ai toujours eu envie d’essayer d’en faire une ! Je me suis lancée ce week-end, et devinez quoi !? C'est super facile ! La forme n’est pas exactement la même mais le résultat est plutôt joli. Since I discovered this paper lamp, I always wanted to try to make one! 1 / Pliez le papier en 10 morceaux identiques de 5 cm. 2 / Pliez le papier en diagonales comme sur l'image ci-dessus. 3 / Pliez le papier en diagonales comme sur l'image ci-dessus. 4 / Vous obtenez donc 3 feuilles pliées comme sur l'image ci-dessus. 5 / Faites des trous en haut et en bas de chaque feuille. 6 / Assemblez les trois parties ensembles avec du ruban adhésif. 7 / Passez le fil dans les trous comme indiqué sur la photo. 8 / Et voilà !
enter to win 11.22.12! Felted Bell Ornaments Bells are one of my very favorite holiday motifs. I love the tinkle-plinkle of their happy sound and the gentle curve of their friendly shape. And I love that, whatever your culture or faith, bells harken people together with a suggestion of peace and goodwill. These Felted Bell Ornaments are such a simple way to celebrate the season, lending a handmade warmth and a soft touch. Hang some on your Christmas tree or on a pretty winter branch, string a bunch together in a beautiful garland, or give a few in a specially wrapped package to friends and family. Wherever their destination, these bells will strike just the right note! Just a beautiful assortment of Blue Sky yarns, a handful of Handbehg Felt Balls and some DMC Metallic Embroidery Floss, and you're set! The Materials Almost any pretty yarn that felts will do. The Pattern Gauge Needle Sizes, Finished Sizes, and Ball Sizes for Each Yarn (Note: Sizes are given first for the Large Bell and then, in parentheses, for the Small Bell.) Big Bell
20 Awesome Do It Yourself Projects Thursday, June 14, 2012 4:30 am, Posted by Chris Groves | Internet 20 Awesome Do It Yourself Projects Topics: At Home Project Ideas , Creative DIY Home Projects , Do It Yourself Projects for 2012 , Fun How To Projects , What to Do with Extra Stuff Are you bored and have a bunch of extra little items hanging around here and there? Well we were in the same boat so we decided to round up 20 different awesome at home projects you can do. You honestly don’t know some of the creative things you can do with what could possible be junk. If you know of any great at home Do It Yourself Projects please leave a comment to include your own and maybe we will add it to our list. And for the upcoming holiday season we want to give all you do-it-yourselfers a head start with these incredible Christmas DIY for 2012 1. More info: here | Buy: here 2. More info: here 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Incoming search terms:
Tuto du magnet fleur de Liberty Je vous avais dit ici qu'un nouveau tuto était en cours de réalisation. Liste du matériel nécessaire : - chutes de Liberty ou tout autre joli tissu,- un gobelet ou tout autre objet rond de la taille qui vous plaira pour tracer le gabarit,- magnets publicitaires,- bourre synthétique,- colle forte,- fil à coudre solide,- une paire de ciseaux Utiliser le fond du gobelet pour tracer le cercle dans le tissu. Découper tout autour. Poser le tissu envers vers soi. Tirer sur le fil de manière à former une coquille. Remplir de bourre synthétique et refermer par quelques points bien solides. Vous avez une petite tête de champignon bien rebondie. Couper une bonne longueur de fil pour faire les pétales. Continuer ainsi en décalant le fil et faire les 6 pétales de la fleur. Coller l'aimant sous la fleur à l'aide de la colle forte.C'est fini ! Version Liberty et version chocolat à pois vanilleIls vous semblent gros ?
Craft - 101 Make your own Christmas gift ideas Make your own Christmas presents: If you love crafting, you're feeling a bit thrifty and want to make your own Christmas present, worry no more. Mookychick presents you with *101 ideas for making your own Christmas gifts! All these gift ideas are cheap, fun and crafty to give you inspiration. If you like this, why not check out more cheap Christmas Ideas on Mookychick? Unique tea towels with your own bold or delicate stencil designs make wonderful home made Christmas gifts. Screen printing at home opens up a world of arts and crafts possibilities for making your own Christmas presents. *Mooky disclaimer: Actually, we've only listed about 70 crafting ideas for making your own Christmas presents below.
Stamped Envelope Liners Mar 15 by Joke Vande Gaer If you have ever lined 200 envelopes, you know it’s a tough and boring job. But, an envelope that looks pretty inside and outside makes everything more fun. And, if you are not sending it through the mail, you should stamp up the outside too! Materials needed: stamp pads, envelopes, tape and a stamp. Step 1: tape off the area of the envelope you don’t want to stamp (leave the glue line stamp free) Step 2: start stamping the first color – don’t think too much of where you place it, the more color you add, the more it will come together. If you happen to have a white stamp pad, I’m sure a black envelope with white dots will look stunning! Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.
DIY Wrapping Paper Nov 5 by Joke Vande Gaer I love making my own wrapping paper, it’s so quick and easy to do and it makes a gift extra special. I try to look for tools or objects that we already have to make effortless patterns! Click through for instructions… Materials needed: tissue or rice paper, black watercolor paint, toothbrush, big paint brush, paint roller & a spray bottle. Tool 1 – Big paintbrush: make your paintbrush really wet and quickly dab it into black watercolor paint. Tool 2 – Paint roller: roll your paint roller into the watercolor paint only a few times, not to completely soak it in paint, and just make quick lines onto the paper. Tool 3 – Tooth brush: my favorite & so so fun for kids! Tool 4 – Spray bottle: fill the bottle with watercolor paint and water and simply spray onto the paper. While you are at it, paint some extra sheets to stock up on home made wrapping paper! Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.