Choosing the right jeans Most of the mending projects I share are pretty extreme examples of patching using sashiko inspired mending techniques combined with my own stitching style. The examples that I share are either my own jeans or those that I've found while shopping at thrift/secondhand shops and garage sales. Whe

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The Hanga tunic is an exclusive pattern inside the May issue of Gombolyag Magazine in Hungary. Pattern is available in 3 sizes: S, M, L Chart only! This tunic was fun to design! You have so many options with how you want it to look: shorter, longer. You can use solid yarn or variegated. You can add lining to wear it as dress on the street or as beach dress without lining. The tunic is a very loosely fitted and airy garment, great for summer. This pattern is created and designed by Nikolett Corley Designs. This pattern may not be distributed in any form. You are welcome to sell the items that you make using the pattern, but please put a link back to my shop. Thank you! If you like my designs you are invited to my Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1105863479503038/

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Japanese Lamp From Recycled Materials: A cheap but attractive paper "shoji" style lamp that uses mostly recycled parts and is easy to put together. DISCLAIMER 1: The overall design (and possibly the whole idea) of this lamp was influenced by atarax's shoji lamp Instructable. The motif …

Olympics Inspired Art Project - inspired by the 2016 Rio Olympics, this colourful multi media art project uses simple, easy to find materials and is suitable to preschoolers to middle school | you clever monkey

Welcome Back to Art Class with Mr. G! March 15th-19th Remote Wednesday Art Class Reminders 1. Gather your art supplies before class begins. 2. Find a quiet place to log on. 3. Arrive on time. 4. Greet Mr. G with a HELLO! 5. Mute your microphone. 6. Be attentive to the instructions and follow along. 7. Review Mr G's website if you missed a Google Meet or need to review directions in detail. 8. Try your best! 9. Have fun! 10. Remember you are an ARTIST and Mr. G is proud of you! Please reach out to Mr. G if you have any questions or concerns. Mr. Giannetto's email is [email protected] Please follow me on Facebook: Young School Art with Mr. Giannetto and Instagram @youngschoolartwithmr.g. Please follow this schedule for the week: Monday: In person Art class for the M/T Cohort. No Google Meet. Tuesday:In person Art class for M/T Cohort. No Google Meet. Wednesday:All Student Google Meet: Directed Drawing *Supplies: paper, pencil, black marker, crayons Thursday:In person Art class for the Th/F Cohort. No Google Meet. Friday:In person Art class for Th/F Cohort. No Google Meet. All Remote Students When you are learning from home please watch the recorded vidoes Mr. G posted in our Google Classroom and complete the art activity for art class. M/T Cohort and Th/F Cohort When M/T cohort is learning from home and when the Th/F is learning from home you may view a video and complete the art actvity for art class. Recorded Videos: Mr. G recorded How to Draw and How to Build videos located in our Google Classroom. This is artwork to complete at home. Visit our Google Classroom to watch the videos and draw/build along with me. 1. Build a Found Object Winter Wonderland, Snow Castle, or Snow Fort Collect an array of white items from around the house and use them as blocks to build a Snow Castle. Suggested materials: white items from around the house such as mugs, cups, tissue paper, paper towels, cotton balls, or anything white 2. Build a Found Object Snowman Collect an array of items from around the house to build a snowman. Begin with three plates. Suggested materials: household items Recorded Videos: Draw with Mr. G Draw a Polar Bear Supplies: white paper, pencil, markers, crayons It's Okay to be Different Listen to the story and draw along with Mr.G! Supplies: white paper, black marker, crayons Draw a Frog in Monet's Garden This is an Art Drawing Challenge! Listen to the story and draw along with Mr.G! Supplies: white paper, black marker, crayons Draw The Very Hungry Caterpillar Listen to the story and draw along with Mr.G! Supplies: white paper, black marker, crayons, cups Build a Found Object Rabbit Use items from around the house in a new way! Use a paper plate for the rabbit's head. Use small toys, office supplies, kitchen items and more for the rabbit's ears, mouth, eyes, nose, and whiskers. Have fun! Optional Art on Your Own Torn Paper Rabbit Lesson Materials: construction paper, glue stick, scissors, and pencil Step 1: Draw a large circle for the rabbit’s head. Draw a smaller circle inside the head. Use cups or bowls to make the circles if you wish. Draw long ears and a neck. Step 2: Cut strips of paper, rip it into pieces, and glue to make the fur of the rabbit. If it’s difficult to rip the paper, cut small slits into the edge of the strips as a way to begin each tear. Step 3: Rip white paper to fill in the small circle on the face. Rip pink paper to add inside the ears. Step 4: Add details to the rabbit such as eyes, a nose, whiskers, a mouth, bows, and carrots. Additional Art Projects: Optional Art on Your Own These are art activities to complete if you wish anytime this week. Mr. G wrote these art lessons for the educational site Fantastic Fun and Learning. The links are provided. Paint Ice Sculptures Click the link to visit Fantastic Fun and Learning and view my lesson in detail. https://www.fantasticfunandlearning.com/ice-painting-process-art-project.html Painting with "Snowballs" Click the link to visit Fantastic Fun and Learning and view my lesson in detail. https://www.fantasticfunandlearning.com/snowman-art-painting-with-snowballs.html Paint a Polar Bear Click the link to visit Fantastic Fun and Learning and view my lesson in detail. https://www.fantasticfunandlearning.com/polar-bear-art-project.html