quien no desea tener esta preciosidad en casa sera que tu no ? pero si se a quien le va a gustar! rosalbita, tere se que les agrada mucho estos trabajos.
No te pierdas estas 15 obras de arte que podrás hacer tú misma con papel. Deja volar toda tu creatividad para hacer esculturas preciosas.
Hoje é dia de artesanato! E a dica desse post é o papel machê. Já ouviu falar? Veja incríveis ideias aqui mesmo.
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Una casita hecha con cartonaje y varios apartados de almacenamiento.
Someone, please save me from myself. I had a pretty serious teaching schedule this weekend. Friday, Saturday and Sunday were all devoted to separate full-day workshops in London. When this happens …
Brinde gratis troca solidária kit papel digital coala.. BAIXE AQUI GOSTOU? QUER MAIS BRINDES? CLIQUE AQUI
(Aviso a mis seguidores: Una vez al mes haré la entrada en castellano, para facilitarme un poco el trabajo, ya que lo haré cómo DT de La Pecera Rosa) Súper emocionada de hacer esta entrada, mi primera diseñando para La Pecera Rosa, cuando vi los maravillosos papeles, supe que haría, hacia mucho que tenía ganas de hacer esta estructura, y los papeles son de cuento....es el primer tutorial que hago, pero os aseguro que está hecho con mucho amor! Aquí el kit con el que Susana me inspiró: Los papeles y el kit de fragmentos son de Basic Grey colección: " Mint Julep" Pista de lo que vamos a hacer: En el vídeo podeis ver el álbum en movimiento: (perdón por la calidad) Y aquí unas fotos de la estructura: El interior del álbum: Se titula la casita del árbol por que las fotos son de un regalo de boda de mis cuñados. Nos regalaron la noche más romántica que he vivido, en una casita de madera colgada de un árbol, la ocasión merecía un álbum especial. Y ahora diréis....y dónde está el tutorial? Pues está en El Blog de la Pecera Rosa allí os cuento los pasos a seguir para crear la estructura, con fotos de todo para facilitar un poco las cosas ;) Y podréis ver también las páginas de todo el álbum. Si os ha gustado no os lo podéis perder!!!! No me canso de dar las gracias a Susana por esta oportunidad ;) Feliz......no lo siguiente!!!!
Muito fofa essa maleta feita com papelão e tecido. O PAP é somente em imagens. Mas dá para entender e fazer. Faça a sua e publique no Facebook do blog, que trago para cá depois. Fonte Outra Ideia Fonte
It may look complicated but a DIY Boomf wild card is fairly easy to make as long as you have the right template. Watch and learn how to make
Hi all crafty peeps! I'm here to share with you a paper lantern made with Silhouette Cameo. I spotted this paper lantern cut file on Etsy and I couldn't resist it so I added it to my cart instantly. I used Classic Linen cardstock from CutCardStock to create this paper lantern. If you are having a party or celebration, you can make couple of this and string them up. I think it would look great for an outdoor party decoration! The inner space of this lantern is actually pretty big so a regular tealight fits in the lantern nicely (I'd recommend using only LED tealight though). The linen cardstock is thick so it's suitable for creating 3D projects such as this. First I download all the files for this project and open them with Silhouette Designer Studio. You should receive three separate files that open in three separate windows as followings. Arrange the images so it cuts on your 8.5" x 11" cardstock. These are the window part, it connects with the other half of window piece in picture above. The top piece for the lantern. These are the cutout pieces. Assemble pieces together using double-sided foam tape or strong liquid glue. Scor-pal double-sided tapes are my new love! Attach the window piece to the stand Assemble the remaining pieces and you will get this gorgeous lantern! Supplies:
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Bonjour à tous !!! Quelques clochettes en ce début mai ... Espérons qu'elles nous apportent bientôt soleil et chaleur !!! C'est sur Pinterest que j'ai eu un coup de cœur pour cet organisateur de photos et post it. De lien en lien, je suis arrivée sur...
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Este tutorial lo preparé antes de verano para Bámbola Casa Creativa y ahora quería compartirlo con todos vosotros. Espero que os guste. Y ya sabéis, que si queréis enviarme fotos como siempre hacéis,
I love those old fashioned Putz houses that pop up around Christmastime, like this one:And I've been wanting to do my own twist on a little house for some time, SO. . . Tah dah!I called it Dream House, on account of its dreamy (sleepy?) expression and the fact that I've been dreaming of a house of my own for many many years. I had so much fun making this dolly! I knew I had to start with some sort of sturdy cardboard house for it's base, something simple enough to be able to add whatever features I wanted. I went searching the internet for gingerbread house templates, but none of them seemed just right. So after a couple of failed attempts (I'm not big on measuring), I came up with a successful template of my own. Woohoo! I liked it so much in fact, that I just had to share. . It's really easy to assemble. Just cut the pieces out of good strong cardboard and hot glue them together. Now you have a base ready for whatever you want to throw at it! I covered my cardboard base with several layers of rice paper strips dipped in white glue (my stronger version of traditional papier mache) then sculpted features using paperclay. . . . I'd love to see what all you arty types come up with.
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Very talented crafter and CIW fan, Linda Kiddell, shared a beautiful craft project she was working on and we all thought it was so cool, we begged her to share how she did it! Linda was kind enough to demonstrate her method for making fabric-covered boxes. How to make a fabric-covered box step-by-step Linda’s Instructions:This will make a box 26x21x8 cm this is going to be a baby keepsake box. What You’ll Need: Book board or mat board Glue Sticks and a Glue Gun Fabric in coordinating colors Embroidery and sewing thread in colors that match the fabric you chose A ruler Buttons (for the closure) A rotary cutting tool or utility knife and self-healing mat scissors a marking pencil 1. Cut board for the ‘outer’ box First you will cut your board pieces that will eventually get covered in fabric.Measure the card and cut to the required size and height. The construction of these is kind of like a box within a box, so you will do this twice. This is the outside section of the box. I don’t make the lid until I have completed the main part of the box to make sure I size it correctly. 2. Cut board for the ‘inner’ boxNow make another box 1/2 cm smaller than outside box. I have chosen to make the inside panel’s 1 cm lower than the outside panel’s. This is purely my choice but I recommend the height of the inside panel be no more than 1/2cm lower. This is so the inner part of lid sits comfortable. (see measurements pictured below.) 3. Cover the outer box pieces with fabric and batting. Fold and glue. Cover and glue all parts of the outer side of your panels with batting and patterned fabric.(Linda says: “I have made boxes where I have used batting on all parts of the box but I prefer just the outer panel’s and lid.”) Take care folding the fabric and gluing. It needs to have neatly folded over corners and edges. To prevent extra glue clumps, only use a small amount of glue on the outer edge of the wrong side of each panel. 4. Cover the inside box pieces with your other fabric the same way as above 5. To finish each panel, glue the unfinished sides of each inside/outside pair together. 6. Sew the box together.Hand stitch the side panels to the base and then sew the sides together. You will be sewing on the outside of the box. Linda stitches them like this. When stitching the panels to the base of the box, Linda recommends that you try to keep your stitches small and discreet. She also says, “A good match in color for the thread is essential.” (That way the stitches blend in and remain somewhat hidden.) 7. Make The Lid.Once you have sewn all the side panels together, it is time to make the lid. Measure the length and width of the box bottom, and cut a new piece of book board to that exact dimension.*Cut another piece that is the same dimensions as the inside of the boxLinda says. “The size of the lid is up to you but I like to make mine with only a slight overhang at the sides and slightly more at the front.”*Take care when gluing the inner lid to the top and that you position it so when the lid is closed the inner lids sits comfortably inside the box. This will insure the lid closes properly. 8. Sew The Lid To The Base.When sewing the lid to the base I like to use embroidery thread in a complimentary color. I use three strands for this and prefer a cross stitch as it make the lid more secure and sturdy. For this project I will also cross stitch all the side seams. This is the box completed. As you can see, I have made a little tag and glued it between the inner and out lid adding a pretty button.I am looking forward to seeing box’s you create, I hope my instructions are clear and easy to follow, good luck. Thank you, Linda (pictured above,) for sharing this beautiful project with us! Linda is also very active in local crafting groups – check out some great pictures she has shared of her quilting/crafting group called The Abby Patchers in Minster Village!
Hi Everyone - writing to you from chilly Marlborough. Our grape harvest is almost over and the nights are getting COLD with the frost alarms going off every night this week. There's snow on them there hills and the heating is well and truly on! Today I have a recipe box to show you using
La fête des pères approche à grands pas... Voici une idée de boîte à offrir à votre papa sur une idée d'une démonstratrice américaine dont j'ai transformé les explications en centimètres (impossible de retrouver son nom): et quand elle est ouverte,...
Всем доброго времени суток! Я к Вам с очередным МК. На этот раз будет много букв и фото. Но так я постараюсь как можно подробнее рассказат...
Weave your vacation road maps into a unique and characterful basket.
Мастер-класс по скрапбукингу: Как сделать холст на подрамнике
Álbumes con escartivanas y plegado – Encontralo en Photocalafate Tapas duras de 3mm cubiertas de tela – Costura copta – Calado en tapa 10 x 15cm – Guardas (primer y ultima hojas) impresas – …
Cardboard Gramaphone Passive Speaker : I’ve always loved the aesthetic of old gramophones and finally sat down and made one. It will boost the volume of your music only a little bit, but it sure looks cool!
Capa com duas dobras, forrada por fora e por dentro por tecido de encadernação Papel do miolo: Color Plus 180 g/m2 amarelo Costura copta com linha de linho Tamanho: 17,3 x 15,2 cm 112 páginas
Buenos días! Hoy os traigo un DIY de cómo hacer una maleta decorativa. En el penúltimo escaparate del Pas a Pas y en el que hay maletas. En concreto hay tres maletas, hoy os enseñaré en unos simples pasos a realizar maletas. Os enseñaré a hacer la estructura, después cada uno ha de sacar su [...]
