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Bleached Shorts

Posted on 9:11 PM

"This post should've come to you a long time ago but, it has taken a while to get over what I'm about to tell you. Today I will tell you the most depressing story when it comes to crafting. We had big plans for those shorts up there. We had seen all the cute bleached shorts around the internet and thought... we should do this!"

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: ohsoprettythediaries.com

Six paper flowers

Posted on 2:40 AM

Cupcake liner flowers from Intimate Weddings.
Parchment flowers from Etsy’s How-Tuesday.
Simple paper flowers, from Creature Comforts
Lovely Kusudama flowers from Folding Trees
Tissue paper carnations, also from Folding Trees
Tissue paper roses from My Juice Cup

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: knucklesalad.com

Handmade Tissue Paper Flowers and Pompom Garland

Posted on 2:37 AM

For a package of 20" x 25" tissue paper, 8 sheets:

Large flowers (Peonies): 16 per pack
Small flowers (Carnations): 32 per pack
Mini pompoms (Garland): 8 per pack
Small pompoms: 2 per pack
Medium pompoms: 1 per pack
Large pompoms: 1 per pack

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: sewsweetstitches

Snail Shell Candles

Posted on 9:46 PM

To make a path of burning snail shell candles which will lead your lover to a barn where you wait in the shadows, you will need the following:
- Escargot shells
- Braided candle wick thread
- Standard wick tabs (the metal base)
- Pliers
- Hot Glue Gun & Hot Glue Sticks
- 1 pound block bees wax
- Double boiler, or metal bowl and saucer of boiling water
- Empty egg cartons
- Funnel
- Paper towels or napkins
- Barn

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: radmegan

Making Your Own Cabochon Jewelry

Posted on 9:41 PM

Make your own cabochon jewelry.

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: thehappierhomemaker.com

Origami Roses

Posted on 9:15 PM

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: bloomize.com

Twisted disk Copper mobile

Posted on 9:04 PM

Started out making three dimensional shapes out of the disks. three dimensional shapes out of the disks.Two simple pieces can make a huge variety of shapes. Read on to see how they are made.

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: thecraftysisters.com

Animal sleeves

Posted on 10:20 PM

"You can wear more than just your heart on your sleeve.
How about a raccoon or a bear or even a fox? I was inspired by Jennifer of Parrish Platz who made a panda sleeve shirt for her little one. Check it out over here."

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: suburbia-soup.com

Wrapped and Tied 3D Fabric Animals

Posted on 10:02 PM

Materials:

- 1–4 feet (0.3–1.2 m) of baling wire (or other thicker wire that you can still bend with your hands)
- Fabric scraps, cut to small strips or pieces about 3"–4" (7.6–10.2 cm) wide
- Some string, twine, or ribbon
- Wire clippers
- Optional: buttons, needle, thread, glue, found objects

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: craftfoxes.com

Freezer paper T-shirts

Posted on 8:47 PM

Materials:

1. Tshirt (any color and really any fabric will do, though I recommend 100% cotton or a cotton blend in a light color)
2. Freezer paper
3. Iron
4. Fabric paint
5. X-acto knife
6. Paintbrush
7. Piece of cardboard
8. Pencil
9. Computer paper

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: wiseknits.com

DIY Mulberry tissue paper lamp

Posted on 8:43 PM

MATERIALS

paper lamp shade
Mulberry tissue paper
craft glue
time and patience

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: coffeeandvanilla.com

Corner Heart Display

Posted on 8:54 PM

Supplies:

32 4×4 PostalPix prints
Adhesive (something safe for walls!)

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: blog.postalpix.com

Carven Bow Embellished Pumps

Posted on 8:48 PM

You Need:

a pair of pumps
scraps of leather or pleather
scissors
hot glue

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: apairandasparediy.com

Fabric Covered Button Bracelet

Posted on 8:43 PM

Supplies:

fabric scraps
bracelet with disc settings – I bought mine at Hobby Lobby for $3.99 in the jewelery section, or here are a bunch on etsy
5/8 Cover buttons – I needed two packs, so I bought one kit and one refill! You can get these at a craft store, fabric, or even Wal-mart has them. Hobby Lobby has them half off each month, so I buy a bunch then
hot glue sticks and gun
scissors

Source, details, tips and full instruction at: themotherhuddle.com

Stash Book – jewelry storage box

Posted on 9:13 PM

"There are lots of different jewelry storages ideas. One of the interesting solutions is stash book. It doesn't take much space, does not attract attention and looks very stylish and elegant."

Source, more at: generalvalentine.com

DIY Washi Tape Laptop Keyboard

Posted on 9:06 PM

Only takes patience and Japanese washi tape to have a brand new dress for the keypad of your e-Book.

Source and instruction at: hernewleaf.com

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