Sweet woodland creatures.......One of my very favorite themes for a baby nursery (clip to a ribbon or cording swag and clip small toys, family photos or even hang a woodland themed tapestry!) .......or baby shower (clip one onto a napkin or place card at each table setting, or create a baby clothesline!) This is a set of 7 clothespins. They are actual 3 1/4 inch wooden clothespins, hand painted, front and back, and finished with many coats of varathane for a shiny and durable finish. this set doesn't have magnets on the backs HERE ARE JUST SOME OF THE WAYS WE USE CLOTHESPINS: *fun and unique (and useful) gift...thank you, teacher, housewarming, Mothers Day *wedding decor or favor *hang children's artwork, holiday cards, or photos on a ribbon. *Organize your calendar, desk area or locker. *Clip a gift card onto a wrapped package. *Seal an opened chip bag. *Clip onto a place card at a dinner setting. (this set would be beautiful used that way!) * clip anything at a picnic or BBQ to keep them from blowing away *Hand out clipped to party favor bags...the possibilities are endless! (This set DOES NOT have magnets on the backs...but I can add them at no extra charge if you want) need more that this? .......just convo me!
If you are the crafty type, we've rounded up a few favorite Easter crafts to keep the kids busy.
Top US quilting blogger, Lella Boutique, shares her step by step guide to make a DIY Goody Goody Binding Kit. Click here now for more!!
Cast some teeth and make some toothy stones that will make everyone laugh. Quick, easy and inexpensive project with detailed tutorial.
Découvrez le savon à modeler, une activité manuelle parfaite pour les enfants qui vous permet de fabriquer facilement votre propre savon fait maison.
This is the card I made on my Facebook Live this week. You can watch it on replay on Facebook or YouTube. I go live on my Nancy’s Nifty Notes Facebook Page every Wednesday at 10:00 AET. You can check
How do you convert your grandmother's treadle sewing machine into an awesome heirloom spinning wheel? With surprising ease, is the answer! This is a complete and very detailed set of plans that show how to build a spinning wheel head that is capable of handling any sized yarn and attach it to the treadle sewing machine table, without destroying the original appearance of the treadle machine. Made popular by the First Nations people of the Cowichan, in Southern British Columbia, the 'Indian Head' Spinning Wheel, as it has become known, utilizes the power of an old cast iron sewing machine treadle. To the best of my knowledge, these machines have never been commercially produced and the dozens, perhaps even hundreds of treadle-mounted, Indian Head spinning wheels have all been built at home ...and they are all unique! Having encountered and used quite a few of these machines, it was clear that they were all slightly different and that they all worked well. Even the less-skillful craftsmen managed to produce a functional spinning wheel. The only thing lacking has been a clear set of plans to enable anyone to make their own. That gap has now been filled right here. The build-your-own spinning wheel package contains no fewer than twenty nine detailed diagrams, plus many close up photographs, as well as a detailed description of the various parts and their attributes. This spinning wheel is perfectly suited to creating heavy/chunky yarns and especially art yarns, which are often lumpy, bumpy, uneven and frequently too large to fit through the narrow orifices of most commercially produced spinning wheels. It will, of course, produce any weight of yarn you desire, but if you specialize in fine yarns, then the cast iron flywheel might be too powerful for such delicate work. These Detailed Plans Show How To Build Your Own Heirloom Spinning Wheel Not only do these plans enable you to build your own spinning wheel; one which will be passed on through the generations and considered beautiful in centuries to come, but every penny you spend on these plans goes directly to assist the animals at The Llama Sanctuary. Most parts of the spinning wheel can be constructed with simple hand tools. The bobbin and the orifice require a lathe, but that doesn't mean you have to own one or know how to use one! You will be amazed if you ask around, just how many people have a lathe in their garage and would just love to help you! There's only one thing stopping you from jumping in and building your own - and that's fear! Fear that you aren't good enough to build it or fear that you don't know how. With the Internet at your fingertips, there are thousands of people out there who willingly help others to achieve their goals. We live in the age of information, but it doesn't mean we can't still be manually creative. ...and if you have any questions about the build, just send me an email.
If you'd like to see more of my work, you can check out my gallery here ! A sample of my favorite projects!!!! Clear Scraps Quic...
wow it’s been a long time since i sat down at my computer and just looked for cool stuff on the internet. during the lockdown i have been spending most evenings on the couch, in front of the tv…
Diese kleinen Gastgeschenke gab es letzte Woche auf meinem Workshop zum Frühjahr-/Sommerkatalog und zur Sale-A-Bration! […]
The results are so stunning! Get the full how-to: http://ow.ly/cwB630iIyD8 Note: If you plan to eat the eggs, simply substitute whipped cream for the...
Herzlich Willkommen! Freitag: Ein Goodiesackerl aus Designerpapier Meines ist etwas größer geworden, ich habe einen Papierstreifen (14,3 cm x 30,5 cm) der gerade am Tisch lag verwendet :-) Aber di…
Excellent! The nipples are a nice touch … Made and shared by the ever-so-clever Croshame (aka Shove Mink). You can read more about this piece here. More From This Designer – Croshame: T…
designed-for-life: DIY Watercolour Mug I love the effect of watercolour, and while I love finding a beautiful cushion, painting or poster with a kaleidoscope of color, I, like Caitlin of The Merryth
This is the Chick Treat Drawstring Bag FREE sewing pattern from the designer Stitched By Crystal and shared through the Make It & Love It website. The designer says that this is a fun little sewing project that would be perfect for you little one’s Easter basket… some drawstring spring chicks. It’s great having something […]
Hello Stampers Here it is the Outhouse! OH! how amazing all the comment from Monday post with the Chicken coop I am still blown away with all the feedback. I think it is safe to say this was the m
BESATT av gamle stoler...for ganske så ofte er det stoler jeg alltid ender opp med når jeg er på "skattejakter". Det er bare et eller an...
Item - 25 PCS Silk Sari Printed Fabric Size - 8X10" Inches approx Pattern - Assorted Fabric - Silk Colors - Assorted 25 Pcs silk Triangle which are great for Quilting, patchwork, doll making, felting, Egg dyeing, other textile projects and recycled art. These silk bags are a dream for textile artists. Great for art projects, these bags are filled with goodies for creative people. You will receive a mixed parcel with silk blend fabric squares. There are about 25 pieces of 8 inches approx Triangle in each piece. The silk is recycled Indian vintage silk which we cut from sari's. Some silk is printed and some silk is hand dyed. Care: Hand washable Note- * International buyers are responsible for their countries duties and taxes. * We ship The Item Worldwide By FEDEX , UPS and by BOMBINO services. Thanks for visit
Zum Schluß kommt noch das I-Tüpfelchen, mein Zuckerschnecker´l ...die ist doch der Knaller, wie ich finde! Sie kam auf jeden Fall sehr gut an. Die Herzer´l und die Glupschaugen hab ich zusätzlich mit crystal effects überzogen. Hier noch ein Blick von oben! Jetzt das Schnecker´l mit Abschiedsgedicht Ihr wollt jetzt bestimmt die Anleitung für mein Schnecker´l. Ich verrate Sie Euch. Anleitung: 1 Streifen in den Maßen 2,7 x 22cm gefalzt bei 7cm Mitte - Kopf mit Hals + Fühler ist 11,5 cm lang und Schwänzchen 3,5 cm. Augen sind mit Lebkuchen und Eulenstanze entstanden. Wenn Ihr die Stanze mit der Faltblume habt, seid Ihr klar im Vorteil! Geht aber auch ohne mit Schablone. Danach piekst Ihr mit Papierlochwerkzeug oben in die Blütenspitze, mittig ein Loch , dass macht Ihr jetzt bei allen. Dann Leinenaden einfädeln, Herzer´l beidseitig aufgekleben, Ihr braut also 4 davon mit der Itty Bitty Stanze Herzen gemacht. Die Nase habe ich freischnauze geschnitten und den Mund frei Hand gepinselt. Die Prägeschablone Punkteregen, crystal effects und das tolle Designpapier Magische Muster ist leider nicht mehr im Sortiment! Hier das fertige Abschiedsgeschenk Wie immer freue ich mich auf Eure Kommentare, bis bald Euer Funkelbazi! Folgende stampin up Produkte wurden verwendet:
Es wurde nach einer Anleitung für die Herz-Goodies gefragt und hier ist sie. Die gehen wirklich einfach und schnell. Als Tischgoodie zur Hochzeit oder in Fischform zur Konfirmation/Taufe sind sie bestens geeignet. Hier mal eine Hochzeitsvariante von den Farben und der Deko: Für dieses Herz habe ich einfach einen 3cm breiten und DIN A4 langen Streifen Farbkarton (dann bekommt man 7 Herzen aus einem Bogen Farbkarton) mittig gefalzt. Dann ganz leicht, aber wirklich nur leicht sonst trennen sich die Kartonschichten, die beiden Enden über das Falzbein oder die Tischkante ziehen. So ergibt sich die Herzform. Mit Klebestreifen oder Tombow die Enden zusammenkleben. Das kleine Kästchen für eine Kirschpraline😉, die farblich zu diesem Herz super passt, oder aber auch ein Küsschen habe ich bei dieser Variante etwas höher gestaltet. Bei dieser Höhe könnte noch ein kleiner Spruch vorne auf die Schachtel gestempelt werden. Wenn die Praline lieber wie in meiner anderen Beitrag etwas rausgucken soll, dann kürze den Farbkarton auf 5,8 cm x 6 cm und falze rundherum bei 1,5 cm. Bleibt kreativ, Maike
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Irgendwie haben mir es Stickrahmen angetan, allerdings nicht zum Sticken. Ich habe schon einige Ideen mit Stickrahmen umsetzt, z.B. praktische Utensilos und Nadelkissen (hier gehts zum Blogartikel) hübsche herbstliche Blütenringe (hier gehts zum Blogartikel) ein Makramee in Sonnengelb (hier gehts zum Blogartikel) einen herbstlichen Türkranz (hier gehts zum Blogartikel) einen Türkranz mit Handlettering (hier gehts […]
Hello my dear friends, this past Sunday morning was not very nice when it came to the weather. We had quite a storm that started in the middle of the night which woke me up at 4.15 am and kept me up for a few hours. Fortunately everything went well the rest of the night/early morning but we still had high wind warnings all day. So... what does a girl do when there is no point heading outside? ... she makes a new tutorial to share with her lovely, sweet and thoughtful bloggers! And that is what I did. I love my tiny crochet little flowers and my modest violets a lot because of their beauty and because they are so quick and easy to make and they can be used in so many ways. That's why I thought that it would be nice to create something little that will be perfect to pair up with either of them and that would be ... a little crochet butterfly. After a few tryouts and one of them went terribly wrong, I was happy with the look of the little flying fellow that I created and I was ready to share him with you and here he is ... ... my little 'Flutter~By'. You will need the same things as if you were crocheting my tiny flower or the modest violet ... ~ a crochet hook ~ I used a 1 mm hook ~ crochet yarn that is right for the strength size for the size of hook ~ scissors ~ a black marker (I will show you what for further down) ...that's all! The little butterfly is very easy to make and it is again only one row. I have given you the instructions in the written form and again as a chart so you may pick which one you prefer to use. And this is how you make the little critter ... ... make a magic ring leaving a little tail, it will be needed later. Now crochet the following into the ring ... ... 6 chain stitches, 1 double treble, 2 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, one slip stitch ... next ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 1 treble, 4 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... now ... 4 chain stitches, 1 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and finally ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 2 treble, 1 double treble, 6 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and that is it!! Leaving a thread 'tail' for pulling ~ cut your thread now. Take both of your thread 'tails' and pull them very tight to make the butterfly form. Then tie a knot in the thread 'tails' and pull very tightly again ... ... then cut them off short leaving about half an inch. These are now your little critter's antennae. This is a neat little butterfly ~ just over the size of a penny. And this is where a black marker might come in handy. If you prefer your little flutter~by to have black antennae ... ... then using your marker, very carefully dye them black but make sure you don't get too close to the body so that you don't accidentally mark it. And that's all that's to it ... you are done! I decided to use a small earring as the butterflies body, but you can use anything you would like really or leave it just as it is. I hope you have enjoyed my latest tutorial ~ it was really neat to make it! It is so nice when you stop by here at Todowlen and visit me, so maybe I will see you here soon again. I hope you are well my dear friends and life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day, Karen B.
Je vous montre la carte/cadeau offerte à notre fille pour sa réussite aux examens. J’aime bien le chapeau que portent les lauréats des universités américaines, alors j’ai repris le prin…
Une hirondelle ne fait pas le printemps … et pourtant, tous ces gazouillis sont annonciateurs. C’est sûr, demain, il arrive et comme vous commencez à le savoir, Berthe aime bien marquer les s…
Hier kommt die Videoanleitung für ein schnelles Osterkörbchen mit dem Stampin' Up! Stempelset Fable Friends in hellen Farben.
Celebrate our Freedom!! Have a wonderful time with your family and friends!! Enjoy~you are Blessed!!!
This DIY project would be an adorable and thoughtful gift for Valentine’s Day. Using heart-themed paper to create the envelopes will give the project an extra special touch. Whether you’…
I have been tossing around the idea of making something with a pringles can for a while. It seems like a fun place to store treasures, but I thought it might also make a cool toy. I was very excited to find a project idea online for a kaleidoscope made from a pringles can, but I wanted to put my own spin on it. My project steps are below. Enjoy! For this project you will need: Wax paper empty Pringles can (washed out) Tape Holographic paper in silver (for inside of can) and another color (for outside of can) Hammer and nail Gem stones (mine were sticky on the back) Be sure to wash your Pringles can first thing. Let it dry, and then you can work on your kaleidoscope. Nail a hole through the bottom (metal) part of the can. This is the part you will look through when your scope is finished. Turn the can over to the other side. Use the silver holographic paper (I found this for 50 cents in the scrapbook paper section of the craft store) to cover the inside of the can. Tape it in place, with the edge lined up to the open part of the can. Now that the inside is covered, you can cover the outside of the can. This holographic paper had a sticky side, so I peeled the back off and secured it to the outside of the can. I did not do that on the inside, because it would be too difficult to smooth out the sticky part. Tape is enough to secure the paper on the inside. Once the outside is coated, you are ready to work with the gems. Glue/stick the gems to the inside of the lid. You can also add some gems to the end of the can where the lid will go. Cut out a circle of the wax paper and tape it to the outside of the lid. Place the lid back on the can, and your kaleidoscope is finished! By looking through the kaleidoscope while facing light and turning the lid, you will see the gems reflecting off the holographic paper inside the can. This creates a kaleidoscope effect. I hope you've enjoyed this craft--another great project to do with kids this Summer!
In this article you are going to learn how to make a paper handbag. The video tutorial is in English and is very easy to follow.
