Learn how to make a wire wrapped pendant in this DIY wire jewellery craft tutorial by Dee from Oruki Design.
A jewel embroidered jacket inspired by vintage menswear jacquard motifs. The embroidery creates a three dimensional jewel cluster effect using bullion, raised thread embroidery, beads, bugle beads and crystals. Discover: https://t.co/ZnIcZgSFx4 #McQueenMenSS19 #AlexanderMcQueen
I have put together 50+ arts, crafts and activities to do with kids at home. Perfect for summer or even in the middle of a long winter. So many fun craft ideas for kids. I have been slowly putting together a list of arts, crafts and activities to do with kids at home. Some of these could totally be done outside or for a break from the hot days of summer or even during the long days of winter. Either way, so many great and fun options for all sorts of different ages. I have included a few from here on Sisters, What and many others are from some great blogs on the internet. Enjoy! You may also enjoy this roundup: 15+ DIY Pencil Cases and Holders Crafts and Art Projects to do with Kids: Marbleize Rocks and Wood OR Marbleize Jenga Blocks. My kids loved making these with me. Shrink Plastic Art is always a win craft idea. Kaleidoscope Craft: Another great one with kids and you probably have all the supplies. you can never go wrong with homemade Play Dough and this is our favorite recipe. Pineapple String Art or Word String Art would be great for older kids. Drum Musical Craft perfect for music loving kids. Fabric Towel Painting could be done with all sorts of ages. DIY Fabric Covered Notebooks (older kids) Paper Bug Paper Craft for the bug lovers. Water Resist Art Glue Art great for all ages. Dried Flower Face Mask perfect nature craft DIY Pressed flower bookmarks Bath Paints are always a fun idea Edible Chocolate Dirt great for little kids Kindness Rocks Nature Scavenger Hunt Printable Frozen Dinosaur Eggs is a summer favorite here Pencil Wands is so fun to do with older kids How to teach kids embroidery the easy way How to finger knit Wooden toys kids can make Watercolor Craft Wheel Yarn Wrapped Cardboard Letters fun for any kid THese clay beads are fun and easy for older kids to make. Tic Tac Toe Rocks Painted Sticks Nature Craft Bead Wood Chimes STEAM Projects to do with Kids: Kinetic Sand Paper Dragon Puppet Gum Drop Engineering Paper Plate Maze Balloon Hover Craft Project perfect to use old cds Popsicle Catapult Project make with your kids I spy Slime Recipe without Borax Magnetic Tangrams for older or younger kids Sewing Projects to do with Kids Fabric Scrap Bookmarks to teach beginning sewing skills Make these fabric covered Notebooks with kids using simple sewing skills. Fabric Memory Game (this one includes the ABS, but you could do just scrap fabric) Teaching Kids to Sew 5 Weeks of Summer Sewing School Pencil Roll
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Reuse, repurpose and refashion your old worn out blue jeans with this bumper list of over 25 amazing diy ideas for old jeans.
Today we’re excited to share a glimpse into the studio of jewelry designer Hannah Ferrara, who will be bringing her line of handmade jewelry, Another...
Reuse, repurpose and refashion your old worn out blue jeans with this bumper list of over 25 amazing diy ideas for old jeans.
Cute and easy crochet acorn autumn decoration pattern. Acorn or oaknut is the nut of the oaks. Add some eyes and make an acorn amigurumi. Use the crochet acorn for decoration of your home, autumn wedding theme, jewellery pieces, bookmarks, key chains and more.
Learn how to turn pretty scrapbook papers into domed resin stickers or unique components for jewellery making. This tutorial shows you how to make epoxy resin stickers from any scrapbook paper by coating paper cutouts with epoxy resin.
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Beaded Poppies Quick Reference: Flat Stitch Beading Basics https://www.tiktok.com/@sundaylacecreations/video/7160678576277228805?q=sundaylacecreations&t=1678292557161 *Pre-step Glue down/Sew down your pattern on the top of the beading foundation. Then place the middle black gem in the center, either gluing it down
Want to give your friend a handcrafted bracelet? Check out these 10 cool friendship bracelet patterns for beginners and advanced crafters
Today we look at Brick stitch, a versatile stitch because it can be worked on any thread or wire....you may have seen hoop earrings with beads around and these are attached using this stitch.
We don’t need shading or even perspective and we can understand the image. It’s all in the placement of the lines of the work; the pressure and direction of the line. Rick Rotante Adria…
These beautiful flowers, made by artist Sakae, appear to be made of glass, but they are actually wire dipped in liquid synthetic resin.
Learn how to make eye pins or loops in head pins so that your handmade jewellery never falls apart. This basic jewellery making technique is like the "glue" that holds your jewellery together.
Crochet Fish Bag Free Patterns Round Up: Crochet Kids Fish Bag, Mystery Fish Pouch, Drawstring Fish Bag, Fish Bag Plastic Bag Keeper, Shark Bag
Bumper list of upcycled jewellery ideas. Use your old broken jewellery to make 'new' jewellery, home decor items and other accessories.
Free French Beaded Flower patterns by designer Lauren Harpster from Bead and Blossom.
Beginner's jewellery making project - string a Kashmiri bead bracelet on Stretch Magic beading elastic and learn how to tie a secure knot.
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!
Today we look at Brick stitch, a versatile stitch because it can be worked on any thread or wire....you may have seen hoop earrings with beads around and these are attached using this stitch.
I like a large tote style purse, but I seem to always be losing my keys down in my purse. I decided I needed a large keychain that was also pretty to carry my keys and I needed a larger keyring to keep all my various keys – home, car, studio, etc. I had plenty of supplies in my Prima Bead stash to work with as well as some additional
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