Pallet Hacks - ScrapHacker Cheap’n'Chic Pallet Sofa Posted by ScrapHacker.com on juli 13, 2012 · 12 Comments Been busy hacking around the house the last couple of days! Among other things, I’ve hacked the crap out of yet another discarded pallet, now enjoying a blissful afterlife as a neat little sofa in my kitchen with some equally neat magic storage, check it out: The project is really an easy-peasy D.I.Y, and hope [...] Pallet Hack 2.0? Posted by ScrapHacker.com on januari 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment These hacks might not be the most D.I.Y friendly ones, but I´m thinking they could plant some small seeds of inspiration… Featured above here is the art by Vancouver based artist Aaron Moran (born 1986) who has a trademark hacky, and amazingly cool style (scroll down for some more glorious creations of his). Top 20: D.I.Y Spool Hacks Posted by ScrapHacker.com on december 21, 2011 · 6 Comments Top 15 Pallet Bed Hacks Posted by ScrapHacker.com on november 24, 2011 · 5 Comments Top-15 Pallet Sofa Ideas ScrapHacks @ the office
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Réaliser un bracelet avec un motif très sympa 25 février 2012 6 25 /02 /février /2012 18:11 Aujourd'hui, je vous propose de fabriquer un bracelet avec un motif ultra simple, que surement beaucoup d'entre vous connaissent déjà. Il n'y a rien de compliqué, il suffit de suivre les quelques instructions suivantes. Commencez par réaliser un motif comme si vous vouliez faire un noeud de huit, sauf que vous passez 2 fois dessous. Passez encore deux fois dessous.... Faites demi tour, puis passez dessous la ganse deux fois dessus (normalement, la règle veut que l'on passe dessus, mais là, on se prépare des ganses que l'on va exploiter plus tard.), puis dessous, et dessus. Virage, puis exploitons les ganses : dessous, dessus, dessous... puis dessus, dessous, dessus, puis dessous, et c'est fini !!!! Ajustez l'ensemble, et voici le bracelet terminé. Ou le laisser en simple avec un diamètre plus important.
DIY Decor Idea: String Spheres These string spheres are genius, I tell you. Pure genius for pennies. Wrap yarn/string around balloon. Spray with fabric stiffener. Pop balloon, and voila! {images by Jasmine Star; tabletop created by JL Designs, Olive Hue, and Joyful Weddings and Events; rediscovered via Not Just a Mommy! Can’t you just see these hanging behind the altar or from the rafters? Artemio