Making your own jewelry cleaner is super easy makes an enormous impact on your jewelry. I had all the ingredients in my pantry, and I bet you do too!

I’ve been meaning to build a jewelry organizer for quite some time, and I finally put something together that works well for me, and I’m happy to share the build plans with you! I’m teaming up with my friends over at Kreg to show you how to build this DIY wooden jewelry stand. Disclosure: This...Read More »

Note to self, don’t tie the dog to one of the clothesline poles. He doesn’t like it and will dig out the post then drag it around the yard. So today it was out with the old clothesline …

Don't you love simple crafts!? These pipe cleaner butterfly rings are so pretty and they're really easy to make. Pipe cleaner crafts are so much fun, especially when you can make something really awesome in less than 5 minutes using nothing but 2 and a half pipe cleaners! You don't need any glue, and you don't need any fancy supplies. Just pipe cleaners and a pair of scissors. This is such an awesome low mess craft for kids... and tweens, and teens, and adults... it's pretty great for all ages! These pipe cleaner butterflies are Part 2 in our pipe

Making your own jewelry cleaner is super easy makes an enormous impact on your jewelry. I had all the ingredients in my pantry, and I bet you do too!

Smooth out the resin learning curve with these TOP 10 RESIN TIPS. They cover everything that a resin beginner needs to know to get great results every time. Even the experts follow these resin tips to make sure that their resin projects work.

Being able to create something quickly and easily that looks totally legit, is something that I love doing. With a $10 scarf, I created this soft and flowy kimono and am going to show you

Finding a fun new project always makes for a good day. With this list from Fave Crafts, you are guaranteed to find something to put on your crafting to-do list. With over 100 free patterns of nec…

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Browse free vintage patterns, retro hair tutorials and affordable vintage clothing. Enjoy diy fashion crafts and classic style inspiration

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Kids love dragonfly crafts. You'll find project ideas, facts about dragonflies, pictures, and links to craft sites with tutorials in this article.

I will teach you how to make three styles of seed bead daisy flower bracelets in this post. These tutorials are super easy

Big puffs and i-cord color change are the cute points of New Puff Cardigan!It would be good to wear in spring and fall. This cardigan is worked from bottom-up but except shoulder seam, you don’t have to sew seams on sides or sleeves. The body part is worked in flat and sleeves are worked in round. Enjoy knitting! 08.18.2023 The pattern has been updated! Please check your Library>update available section. This pattern is a written pattern, and please check the other information about the pattern below: Size 1(2)3 / Sample Size: Size1(navy), Size2(brown) Width/below armhole: 48(52)55cm, Total Length: 41.5(46)49.5cm, Armhole Length: 18(20)22.5cm Gauge 11sts x 16rows(10x10, stockinette stitch, 8mm) Yarn 2 colors of chunky weight yarns, 100g=140m, 1) Yarn1: 4(5)6 skeins or 560(700)840m, 2) Yarn2/i-cord edge: 1(1)1 skein or 140(140)140m(About 202530g or 283542m will be used) -yarn used: We are knitters The Petite Wool/100g=140m(navy) -yarn used in the other sample: KnitRara Alpaca Wool 6 strands/100g=133m(brown) Needle 8mm, 6mm knitting needle other material one 22mm button Skill Level Intermediate Project Time About 20~25 hours Techniques used Knit, purl, bind off, yarn over, kfb, k2tog&ssk, i-cord, 3 needle bind off -You can check more reviews with an instagram hashtag, #newpuffcardigan! -This pattern is only for personal, private use. Any kind of commercial use is not allowed.- 한국 페이팔 계정은 Ravelry에서 구매가 불가능합니다. 우나수oona.su 도아니티 스토어에서 도안을 구매하실 수 있으니 링크를 확인해주세요: 도안구매링크

Learn how to make natural stone jewelry and drill your own stones. List of supplies and easy step-by-step instructions.

I have a new favorite crafting project! I painted some tiles with Sharpies and Rubbing Alcohol and the outcome is crazy good! This project is super easy, esp…

The Kiri Dress sewing pattern jumps on this crisp and comfy trend with a swing silhouette that can be worn as-is, or cinched with a belt.

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Learn how to make 3 types of trendy leather earrings (including the pinched petal Joanna Gaines made famous) in this quick and easy tutorial! Plus, I included a free printable PDF template!

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With three stands of seed beads, bugle beads and chain, this delicate and lightweight seed bead bracelet is perfect for summer!

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I am SO excited to show you how to make bead crochet jewelry today! This free crochet tutorial will show you how awesome bead crochet is!

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Here are the simple steps to create a large (about 3-4 inches square) beaded spider. The beads used are for the spider shown. The size of beads can be adjusted to fit the size of spider you want to create. These are fun to create! Step One: Find a large bead for the spider body and a slightly smaller one for the head. Here I'm using a 16mm round bead for the body and a 10mm round bead for the head. I also added a 3mm Swarvoski crystal and a crystal rondelle spacer to the back of the body to just add a little more sparkle. You could also add bead caps and a rondelle in the center of the spider if you desired. Place the beads on a flat head pin and twist the end down like a little coil with a pair of jeweler pliers or needle-nose pliers (use the very tip). Step Two: Cut 4 long pieces of wire, about 7 inches long each. Use wire that can easily bend and twist. I use from 24-28 gauge and different colors depending on the spider color. Fold the four wires in the middle, creating eight legs. Step Three: Place the wires between the head and body beads and twist them in the under side. Thinner wire can be twisted once, but thicker wire will only be able to be "pointed" in the opposite direction...without any actual twists. That is the case with this spider, here is what the wire looks like at the underside of the spider. Step Four: Plan your beads for the legs. Always start with seed beads because the legs will begin by hugging the body and need to have small beads to start. Add larger beads or combination of beads to mimic "joints" in the legs, there will be two of these areas. Then end with seed beads and bugle beads for long slender portions of the legs. For this spider I've used this sequence of beads for front/back legs: 5 seed beads pink, 4mm flat round pink, 6 mm round ivory pearl, 4mm flat round pink, seed bead, bugle bead, seed bead, 5mm rice bead, seed bead, bugle bead, seed bead, bugle bead, seed bead, bugle bead, seed bead, seed bead. The center legs have one less bugle bead and seed bead than the front and back legs..this is optional as all eight legs could be the same. Step Five: Place the beads on the wire. Cut the end of the wire until you have about 1" of extra wire left. Twist the end like a spiral until it touches the last seed bead placed. Repeat this to complete all eight legs. Step Six. The spider is finished. You can play around with the placement of legs until you have a realistic pose. I start by pulling all eight legs straight up and putting the spider body flat on the table with the top facing up. Then I bring the middle legs down bending at the "joints" and having the legs at a straight angle out from the body. The front and back legs are done in a similiar manner but are pointed towards the front and back instead of the side. (Note: This spider would hang from it's "head" because that is the coil end of the head pin...if you wanted it to hang down from it's "tail" the head pin would start at the head and be coiled at the tail instead.) Here is how the spider looks underneath when finished. So, go find some beads...and wire...and one flat head pin (or use a piece of wire and coil both and head/tail ends)...and create a beaded spider. Have some fun!

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Shrinky Dinks are back! Check out this creative list of 25+ Shrinky Dink Crafts. Do you remember in the 1980's when making shrinky dinks as a kid was all the rage? You would color on the shrinky dink plastic and then watch your colorful creation shrink down to an itty bitty size. As a kid, watching your creation shrink in the oven was magic! Did you know that you don't need that special shrink film to make your own shrinky dinks. If you have leftover plastic containers at home, say from take out containers or store bought cookie containers (look