These wrist parakeets are super simple to make, require very few art supplies, and…are amazingly adorable, yes? They’re also tough. Thanks to their sturdy pipe cleaner tethers, these pa…
Home is where the heart is.
MACETERO ESPIRAL 🧬🪴 Este es uno de los productos que más me gusta hacer y, por suerte, es uno de los que más gusta ❤️ Estoy trabajando para enseñaros a hacer muchas de las cositas que veis por aquí...
Paper quilled art roundup to get some ideas rolling around!
La cosa más hermosa.
The days are long and the weeks are short. Does anyone else feel the same? With all this time spent at home, we’ve been tackling a long punch list of to-dos around the house. Over…
Danielle Mckinney‘s intimate portraits of solitary female protagonists are simply arresting and an honest expression of human life and emotion. I love how her figures are immersed in moments of deep reflection and leisurely pursuits,…
How many weeks has it been now? I’ve lost count. Sadly, it looks as if we’ll be riding out the pandemic longer than anticipated. Business are required to shut down again and we just found…
As we bid adieu to summer, I’m finding myself already reminiscing about our best days at the beach. Time spent at the ocean this summer were filled with pure joy and gratitude for the return…
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I found Alice on Instagram, searching through #fiberart, I found her mandalas and I knew there was so much behind them, I wanted to learn more about the person making them: who is she, how did she know to produce them, and what might she teach us? Alice was kind enough to meet me for...
Woven Macrame Bracelet tutorial from Honestly WTF
If you’ve been following HonestlyWTF from the very beginning, you know the significance San Miguel de Allende has on me. My husband and I were married there a decade ago. So it seemed only right,…
Fall is my favorite time of year to be in the kitchen. There’s something about the transition to fall that inspires me to slow things down (quality over quantity), despite the chaos of the holidays.…
Block prints and ruffles and volume, oh my! My latest label obsession is Mille Collection, an in-house line from Minneapolis-based boutique, Mille. Designer Michelle LeBlanc has a knack for adding the ideal amount of drama…
Considering how many times I’ve visited Mexico, I’m surprised I still haven’t made it to Tulum. But I’m pretty sure Casa Pueblo’s hacienda-style hotel Boca Paila, located along the coast of Tulum beach, is enough…
I’ve never worn more sneakers in my life than I have this past year. With the need for more physical activity and the newfound acceptance of all-day comfort, lace up trainers have been in constant…
The creative process of working with wool has send me in the direction of blending colors and material for spinning rather than just buying roving and spinning it. One of the things to accomplish t…
Summer is coming and these illustrations have me in some kind of mood! Inspired by her travels and her love of the sun and sea, French illustrator Léa Morichon combines the traditional use of oil…
Bracciali simpatici e semplicissimi da fare per regalare a tutte le amiche!! Per acquistare online la fettuccia a metro clicca QUI Per creare un bracciale prendiamo un filo a fantasia e un filo a tinta unita. Troviamo la metà di tutti e due fili e posizioniamo quello a fantasia sopra come da foto. Con il filo a tinta unita facciamo un doppio nodo intorno al filo fantasia per creare l’asola del bottone. Preparandoci per la treccia mettiamo insieme i due fili uniti. Così abbiamo i tre fili necessari per cominciare. Prendiamo il filo a destra, portiamolo sopra al filo di sinistra e posizioniamolo nel mezzo Ora prendiamo il filo a sinistra, portiamolo sopra il filo di destra e posizioniamolo nel mezzo. Di nuovo prendiamo il filo a sinistra, portiamolo sopra al filo di destra e posizioniamolo nel mezzo. Un'altra volta prendiamo il filo a destra, portiamolo sopra al filo di sinistra e posizioniamolo nel mezzo. Continuiamo con questa sequenza di movimenti e piano piano creiamo la nostra treccia. Con l’ultima parte della treccia creiamo un nodo e stringiamolo alla misura giusta per il nostro braccio. Tagliamo l’ultimo pezzo di filo rimasto. L’avanzo si può usare per creare un portachiave o ciondolino. Componenti per bigiotteria si trova nel nostro shop online. Il bracciale è pronto, basta infilare il bottone/nodo nel cappio per poterlo portare. BUON DIVERTIMENTO!
20 magnifiques modèles à voir!
Lo mejor de los recuerditos útiles es que además de servir como obsequios para tus invitados, también son funcionales durante la recepción.
Honestly DIY shows you how to make bracelets, necklaces, clothing, and plenty of other fun and fashionable items that will keep you ahead of the trends.
One night late last summer, my friend Ariel of Ariel Gordon Jewelry and I were commiserating over the phone about the pandemic, parenting, the election . . . the overall state of the world, to…
Madeleine Gross‘ work accentuates beauty, plain and simple. Through intentional strokes, texture and color, the Toronto-based mixed media artist alters her own travel photographs with paint. The textural and abstract context makes each piece even…
Specifications Type: Christmas Ornaments, Photos
Beautiful, wispy macrame feathers have been clogging up my social media feeds as of late – but I’m not mad about it. They’re incredibly beautiful and I’ve definitely found myself bookmarking them to purchase later,…
