Tutorial for various crafts other then knit or crochet.
The Origami Kite Base is the start of various Origami Patterns and also the start of the Diamond Base and the Fish Base. You will fine the written and pictorial pattern for the Origami Kite Base below.
Origami has been one of my hobbies since I was 8 years old. Many Origami Patterns start with an Origami Base: a folded form that starts a piece. This is one such base. You can find more Origami Base Tutorials for here: https://jessieathome.com/category/crafts/origami/origami-base/
Happy Crafters has many of the supplies and accessories needed to make all sorts of awesomeness with your Cricut or other cutting machine. Here’s a little tutorial on how to decorate a Koozie with some vinyl from Happy Crafters.
The supplies used in this post were provided by Happy Crafters.
While at Creativations in January, I met some of the wonderful ladies behind Happy Crafters. Happy Crafters has many of the supplies and accessories needed to make all sorts of awesomeness with your Cricut or other cutting machine.
They sent me home with a bag full of goodies, including a Koozie and some Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl. So I decided to put together a little tutorial on how to decorate the Koozie with the Vinyl.
These beaded purse tassels will bring a little accent to your bag. They are easy to attach, so you can make them to match your outfit, or to match your bag.
of the products used in this post were provided by Therm O Web
Hello all, I have a fun tutorial for you today featuring Deco Foil. Here is a list of what you will need with links to where you can find the items:
Deco Foil
Deco Foil Foam Adhesive Sheet
Card Stock
Glue Dots
Button
Pin Back
Hot Glue Gun
Cutting machine or scissors
Start off with your Deco Foam Adhesive Sheet. You’ll notice it has a sticker peel-off on both sides because both sides of the foam are sticky. Peel off one side (it doesn’t matter which) and adhere it to card stock. This will allow you to shape the final flower piece.
Here’s a tutorial to go with a cross stitch box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design. Products used in this review were provided by Pulsar.
Hello all! Today I have a Cross Stitch Tutorial for you! Here is what you will need:
Cross Stitch Box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design, found at Joanne Fabrics and Hobby Lobby
Cross Stitch Needle (I used size 22)
Embroidery Floss in 5 colors (I used Kreinik metallics)
Paint for box (I used Folk Art Color Shift)
Sponge paint brush.
Learn to make this magnetic schedule chalk board to keep track of your family!
Products used were provided by Rustoleum.
This schedule board is easy and fun to make and very useful! The back board is magnetic and the black strips are little chalk boards with magnets on the back; so as things change and move around, you can move them on the board!
Got Cricut? Need flowers? Here’s how and it’s easy..well mostly easy, and lots of fun. The products used in this review were provided by Cricut.
I’ve been wanting to compare all the Cricut flowers for a while now, so I thought I would take advantage of the many flower parts and make a little tutorial for you. But first, a little detour to tell you about a fun Cricut Crafternoon event I went to earlier this month.
Sometimes we need to starch our crochet (or knit) projects. I just made a basket that needed some starching to keep the sides up and the bottom flat. Would you like to learn how? Well, I’m going to teach you one method using corn starch.
Hello my blogland friends, I have something super fun for you today: Unicorn Tails!! These fun tassels are made with Red Heart Sparkle Soft yarn and the round tops of Unicorn Fibre products. They are so cute! These large tassels can be used in many ways. They are weather-proof, so you can decorate outdoors with them. You can also use them on your holiday tree. They would also make nice accessories for draperies. There are so many options! Would you … Read more
