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For centuries, silk has been the traditional beading material in necklace manufacturing. Pure natural silk feels incredibly soft and smooth. Silk threads have good tensile strength and little stretch, which make them the ideal choice for many works and knotting. Necklaces made with natural silk drape naturally along the contours of the body and always project a look of elegance and beauty. GRIFFIN 100% Natural Silk only ever originates from the high-quality centre (filament silk) of the silk cocoon thread and is twisted three times. Only this sleek thread has the characteristic luster and the irresistible natural beauty of pure natural silk. The Carded Natural Silk Bead Cord from GRIFF is only made from the best of the best! 100% natural silk and is on the market since 1866 *Not a toy, not intended for use by, or in products for children 14 or under. May be harmful if swallowed.
While testing out new simple and versatile plush shapes, I realized I hadn’t done anything cube-related in a while :) So I tried out this plush that takes a classic cube shape and adds a little som…
Two days ago I shared my first first explosion scrapbook box that I made for Mother's Day. What the post doesn't show you is that I went through three totally different measurements and different size boxes until I created the one that worked best for me. Today I'm sharing some step-by-step photos to make the scrapbook box in a non-frustrating way! Oh! And I also made my first video to show you the box in action... Supplies to construct the box: 4 pieces 12x12 good quality cardstock (I use DCWV) Paper trimmer (I use Fiskars rotary trimmer) Scoring board (I use Martha Stewart's) Strong tape adhesive (I use Scotch ATG gun) Glossy Accents or other strong liquid adhesive step 1. trim your cardstock Step 1: Trim 3 of the cardstocks that will create your box. Trim one piece at 9"x9", another piece at 8 5/8"x8 5/8", and the last one at 8 1/4"x8 1/4" step 2 - score the cardstock Step 2: Score your cardstock on each side so you have a grid of 9 squares - Score the 9" square piece at 3" on each side - Score the 8 5/8" square at 2 7/8" on each side - Score the 8 1/4" square at 2 3/4" on each side step 3 - cut off all corner squares Step 3: Cut the corner squares off of each cardstock. Follow the scored lines to cut off the corners. I used my trimmer (very carefully) for this step, but if you're confident in your straight-line-cutting-skills you can use scissors. Optional step - Next I rounded all of my corners, but that is up to your personal style preference. step 4 - glue middle squares together to create layers Step 4: Adhere the center of your box. You will adhere the larger cardstock to the mid-size cardstock. Then adhere the mid-size cardtsock to the smallest cardstock. You only adhere the CENTER square! Make sure your side flaps are not glued together. (I used my ATG gun to adhere these pieces) step 5 - fold flaps along score lines. Fold all flaps toward center piece Step 5: Fold each of your flaps at the score lines. Fold them in toward the center piece and crease em up goood And your main box is finished! Now we'll make the lid... Lid - cut 5 3/4" square and score along 1 1/4" on each side Step 1 for lid: Cut your last piece of cardstock to 5 3/4" x 5 3/4". Step 2 for lid: Score all sides at 1 1/4" and fold inward at score lines. Step 3 for lid: Cut a slit along one side on each corner (don't cut both slits or you will remove the corner. We still want to keep the corners to glue the lid together). glue the folded flaps to the inside to create lid Step 4 for lid: place adhesive to inside corner flaps and adhere to the sides of lid. Just fold it all up and glue the corners til it resembles a lid ;) I use my ATG adhesive and glossy accents to give it extra hold. Using the glue with the tape makes it so I don't have to hold the corners to dry, they'll stay together and dry on their own. OK! Now the fun part! Decorating your box! Cut 21 squares of coordinating pattern paper (this makes a mat for each flap) in the following measurements: 9 squares at 2 5/8" x 2 5/8" 8 squares at 2 6/8" x 2 6/8" (otherwise known as 2 3/4") 4 squares at 2 7/8" x 2 7/8" I used 5 different patterns of paper and alternated the patterns inside the box For embellishments, I cut out a lot of little banners and sayings from various cardstock stacks. A lot of your paper stacks will have one pattern that is dedicated only to phrases or tags. Use your scissors and cut em all out! Start embellishing and adding photos. I put together each square (a photo, a banner, and a rhinestone or brad) before it was finally adhered to the flap inside the box. Happy crafting! If you have further questions, please feel free to ask in the comments section below and I'll get back to you. To see the original post for more photos, click here <3 Rachel w k
Hello, my name is Anna and I make cute miniature toys. I started sewing and crocheting many years ago when I was a child. My dream is to see my works make other people happy.
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Enjoy this video tutorial on how to make my fantastic little tote basket using just one sheet of 12x12 Designer Series Paper--with ZERO waste! It's such a great size, you'll be so glad you learned how to do it--and it's so easy to remember, you'll never even have to look up how to make it again. Yes, it's THAT easy! I made this video last year but because I didn't have any photos to accompany it, it did not get the love it deserved. So if you missed it the first time around, have a look. I guarantee you will...
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Looking to make an easy paper bow? We have a step-by-step tutorial on how to make a paper bow from paper strips in just under 15 minutes! Add this paper bow craft to your holiday gift sets, or to your room decor projects to add an extra colorful touch. What we love about this paper
So, you're attacking the final third of high school, huh? Big deal, indeed! It's that special time to freeze-frame all the laughs, wins, and epic moments that got you here. Think about it – your senior year is a blockbuster of your life so far, packed with all the drama, action, and friendships you could ask for. These aren't just photos we're talking about; they're your personal time machine, ready to whisk you back to these golden days whenever you want. As your go-to Mesa Senior Photographer, I get how monumental this chapter is and just how crucial it is to capture the real you in all your glory.
Improper Cross-Stitch is a delightful book. It is filled with humor and fun and potentially improper cross-stitch patterns you can make and display in your home.
Our sleek BibDISPLAY frame is made from high quality acrylic and is specifically designed to draw your eye's attention to just the race bib and not the frame. Each BibDISPLAY frame features a wood backer with both an easel back and a wall hanger option.
Sensory Processing can be such a confusing topic. From terms you may have never heard of to the spectrum of ways it effects all of us, it can be overwhelming. That is why I am excited
For cheaper patterns, visit mevvsan.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••THIS IS FOR A DIGITAL PATTERN ONLY!•• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Please note that this listing is for a crochet pattern (PDF file), not a completed item. All files are in PDF format and are available for download as soon as payment is accepted. FINISHED SIZE: If the recommended hook and yarn size are used this Griffin plush will be approximately 23 cm (9.1 inches) tall and has a 16 cm (6.3 inches) wing span. SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate/Advanced Because all amigurumi require crocheting in the round, working with a tighter gauge and sewing multiple pieces together they can all be classified as at least advanced beginner projects. SKILLS NEEDED: ✨crocheting in a round/spiral ✨single crochet ✨half-double crochet ✨crocheting in front or back loops only ✨increase and decrease stitches ✨sewing multiple parts together MATERIALS NEEDED: ✨worsted/aran weight yarn ✨2.75 mm hook ✨polyester fiberfill ✨18 mm black safety eyes LANGUAGE: This amigurumi Griffin pattern is written in English and uses US crochet terms. PATTERN INCLUDES: Every crochet pattern shows step by step instructions for easy understanding, along with many photos and tutorial links. Each pattern also comes with a life-time guarantee of access to help from me, the designer. Simply email me your questions about the pattern. Be it a day or years after purchasing, I will gladly answer your questions as best I can. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR PATTERN•• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All patterns are available as automatic downloads after purchase. The file will be in PDF format. (Adobe Acrobat Reader needed to open) Etsy sends an email with a download link as soon as payment is accepted to the email you registered to Etsy with. To download your pattern go to your "Purchases and reviews" page, scroll down to your order and click "Download all Files". This option DOES NOT SHOW UP IF YOU ARE USING THE ETSY APP. You must be using a mobile browser, laptop, or desktop computer in order to download your files. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••REFUNDS•• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Due to the nature of Patterns, no refunds can be given once they have been downloaded. However, I am fully willing to give refunds to anyone who bought a pattern thinking they were buying a completed item, as long as the pattern has not already been downloaded. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••COPYRIGHT NOTICE•• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You may sell completed items made from my patterns as long as you give credit to me ("Mevlinn Gusick" or "MevvSan") along with a link to my website ("www.mevvsan.com") Rewriting, redistribution or resale of this pattern in any format is strictly prohibited. This includes in any format, be it written, audio, or video. ™ & © 2009-2023 Mevlinn Gusick.
The strange phenomenon known as tampon crafts.
Dating a Medical Student? - I found this article online a couple days ago. While I was reading it, all I kept thinking was, “This is SO true!”
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