I recently made one of my most favorite toys for my kids, and I just had to share. It's a DIY plantable felt garden box. I love it so much!
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In 2018, I had the idea of putting a window planter box in front of my house. But when I started shopping online, I was totally shocked by how expensive they were. $70 for ONE window box?! I barely had $70 to spare, let alone double--so it was a pretty easy decision to make a
Learn how to sew a shark pencil case! This tutorial gives you step by step for the shark shaped zipper mouth bag. Super cute for shark week!
Today I am teaching my local art group how to make a bird themed canvas shadow box. I thought it would be fun to share the tutorial with you and if you are having a lazy Saturday, maybe you can join in and make your own. If so, leave me a comment and I would love to share it here. I am the worlds worst at remembering to do a step out, but actually remembered to get photos between the stages for you this time. I ruined a beautiful canvas I had made and ripped it apart to reuse for this project, hence the random design on image one. If you have any questions, let me know. 1. Use stencil paste to create some texture or glue paper to canvas front and sides. 2. Tie knots around two brads and insert in cardboard cut slightly smaller than your canvas. 3. Cover cardboard backing with sticky back canvas or scrapbook paper. 4. Using sharp scissors cut your canvas. 5. Test your sections to make sure they roll back nicely. 6. Stamp text behind each section, use a scrap paper to mask each section, rotating the direction as you go (see 7). 8. Spray or paint your canvas as desired. 9. Stamp patterns onto canvas if desired. 10. Using a paintbrush handle, roll sections and add hot glue under very carefully. 11. Tear thin strips of text and adhere to the wood inside of your canvas. 12. Attach wire inside canvas with hot glue. Use rolled text paper to fill in any gaps for support. Finally use hot glue to adhere your elements as desired. My daughter found this egg in our yard and gave it to me. So sweet, she knows her mama well! I thought it would be a great accent to my DIY Nest. I used an old stash of feathers I found at our first place in Texas and some Prima flowers for embellishment. This particular bird is from The Graphics Fairy. I printed her onto cardstock, then adhered her to thin greyboard with Mod Podge and carefully cut her out. This way I won't have to worry about her getting bent easily. The bundle of flowers is discretely glued inside of one of the rolls. Here you can see how the rolled pages blend in with the stamped canvas. I rather like the combo and it was very helpful with attaching the wire. I carefully glued the strings in place so they will stay curved. Here you can see the partial stamping and texture paste detail. In the end I am happy with my sample project, but of course have thought of many other ideas for this type of project. Next time I will glue a canvas wrapped board to the back instead of adhering canvas to cardboard. I think the price will be the same and will make it much easier. I hope you are inspired to give this project a go. I'm sharing with these amazing challenges: Simon Says Stamp: Summer Garden Creative Artiste: Anything Goes A Vintage Journey: Texture or Embossing Paste Rhedd's Creative Spirit: Anything Goes Mixed Media Monthly Challenge: 2nd Anniversary (I chose challenge #23, Dimension) You are invited to the Inlinkz link party! Click here to enter
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A tower-style sleeve placket is used on men’s shirts, but some of women’s shirts also use this same type of placket. I think it is suitable when you want your shirt to have a more masculine, strong, powerful look. It looks a bit intimidating, but like any technique, with some practice, you will be able […]
How to build box beams: a simple technique used by the pros with amazing results. Follow this tutorial to make your own ceiling beams!
This is a zippered pencil case with a wide opening.It's really nice pencil case but you can also use these for makeup bags.Sewing pencil cases really doesn’t
Make a fabric box pattern with our free pdf patterns and our step-by-step tutorial. Easy beginners project to make fabric baskets in 3 sizes.
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Bats bring many benefits to your yard, and offering them a safe space is an easy project. Continue reading for our DIY how-to on building your own bat box.
Hi Friends I’ve been adding to the resource library! If you get the newsletter you may have seen these additions, but if you are new around here if you join the mailing list you get access to free printables, inserts, wallpapers, and more. This month I added all my old templates – updated a bit.…
Make a fabric box pattern with our free pdf patterns and our step-by-step tutorial. Easy beginners project to make fabric baskets in 3 sizes.
Skill level: Confident BeginnerTotal of 9 pages The pattern has instructions , all color step-by-step pictures and the pouch template. Measurements are both IN INCHES AND CENTIMETERS. *Please watch my YouTube tutorial: https://youtu.be/ZMq_Pcbak-E FINISHED SIZE: 8’’(20cm)W x 3 1/2’’(9cm)H x 5 1/2’’(14cm)D MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES Assorted print scraps Quilting cotton A: 10'' x 10'' Quilting cotton B: fat quarter for lining Woven fusible interfacing: fat quarter Foam stabilizer: fat qurter, such as Soft and Stable Zipper: *Double slide zippers are in my shop. Basic sewing supply, walking foot and 1/4''(6mm) foot Fabric pen: such as Frixion pen E-mail: [email protected]▸Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zeriano▸Blog: http://minkikim.com/▸Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/zeriano/Buying this pattern allows you to make and sell items on a small, handmade scale (please credit @zeriano patterns in your written description).Thank you for your purchase. Please email me at [email protected] if you have any questions.- Minki Kim
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I am so attracted to this pretty zipper pouch. It is so versatile and can be used to store anything, right? Absolutely love the fabric and the colors here. I am sure you are loving
Hi there ! I'm still in action ! No baby here yet ! So I'm keeping my hands busy so that I don't freak out about the upcoming labour all day long ... Here's this morning project : my first pouch ! With a zipper, yeah baby ! I've found this great tutorial...
A quick and easy boxy pouch tutorial. By the end of this blog post, you will be able to sew your own box zipper pouch!
My husband and I have the most gorgeous window seat in our new home on the Texas Hill Country and we really needed a box cushion in just the right fabric to fit into that window seat space in a custom way. I was so excited when I found this video tutorial on how to
The pdf tutorial has lots of photos and step by step instructions to help you through your project. This a lovely model that suits both boys and girls. This baby onesie worked with raglan increases from the top down. This knitting tutorial also has size color codes and check up boxes to help you through your knitting project. PATTERN INFORMATION: - Available Sizes: 0-1 months, 1-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months, 12-18 months, 18-24 months. - Construction: Knitted flat. - Experience level: Advanced Beginner. - Yarn: DK weight yarn. - Tension: 25 stitches x 34 rows = 10cm / 4” in stocking stitch with 3,5mm (US 4) needles. - Yardage: approx. 375-860 meters depending on size - Needles:- 3,5mm (US 4) circular needles 60/80cm (24”/32”) and, if you knit the sleeves and legs in the round using the magic loop technique, 100cm (40”) (if you prefer you can use DPN's). You also need 3mm (US 2,5) straight, circular or double pointed needles (if you work in the round) to knit the ribs. - Knitting techniques: Knitting flat or in the round, simple increases and decreases, picking up sts. -Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish. THIS IS A DIGITAL FILE (PDF Knitting Pattern), NOT the actual finished item. YOU CANNOT RESELL MY PATTERN, HOWEVER YOU CAN SELL THE FINISHED ITEM. ©Agasalhos e Bugalhos All Rights Reserved. If you need any information or have any questions regarding this pattern , feel free to contact me. I will be happy to help. I hope you enjoy knitting this baby pattern!! With love Sandra
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