2011-06-11 11:13
You could easily use this same string technique to make a friendship bracelet, an embroidery thread anklet, or even to wrap your hair in beautiful colored embroidery floss for a carefr… Read More
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2011-06-02 19:21
Materials: Tools:Various seed beads or small beadsTigertail™ or stringing cable1 Crimp Tube Chain Nose PliersWire CuttersInstructions:Step 1: Cut a small piece of Tigertail™ or s… Read More
2011-05-29 21:21
SUPPLIES NEEDED:Coconut ShellsWickScentBlue Candle Coloring (Blocks or Liquid)Artificial FlowersGlue Gun or Glue DotsVotive WaxVybar 260 (optional)Step 1Attach the wick to the bottom of the… Read More
2011-05-27 21:56
Such fun to wear, light as air and so easy to make.Step 1Use 18.5 micron Superfine Merino wool to make the felted beads in a size to suit, about a 1/2 inch diameter works well.Step 2Tie a fi… Read More
2011-05-27 14:58
Supplies needed:Wax Orange BowlsPre-tabbed 5” wicksCandle GelFruit slices scentWax fruit salad assortmentA melting pot for waxA thermometerA stove or hot plateA suitable work area line… Read More
2011-05-25 21:04
what need12 feet of Hemp twine, 20 lb. test (~1mm thickness) 8-10 ceramic beads with large holes (large enough for two strands of twine to pass through at the same time) 4 small leaf shaped… Read More
2011-05-17 22:42
Creating a bead lizard is easy and fun - anyone can do it! You Need:1⁄8" (3mm) wide ribbon, cut to about 40" (~102cm)(You can find this at Michael's - 50 cents for 10 yards, last… Read More
2011-05-05 14:24
Here are the instructions: Gypsy Hemp Anklet Hemp twine, 20 lb. test (~1mm wide) A pendant or charm 1 bead for the bead closure Measuring tape White glue Useful Links:Glossary of Hemp Jewelr… Read More
2011-03-27 13:08
How to make a floral garland1. Allow the flowers to stand in a preservative solution in a cool place for several hours. 2. Measure a piece of floral wire to fit the size of the persons&rsquo&hell…Read More
2010-09-14 10:36
Materials: 150cm fishing line, 100 gold size 8/0 hex beads (also known as 2 cut beads) 200 red size 8/0 seed beads 35 black size 8/0 seed beads 1 ivory 6mm imitation pearl Ball base: S… Read More
2010-08-02 17:12
Fill it will a surprise for a fun favor the kids can make themselves.You need:Round Paper Mache Box Assorted Woodsies 10mm Wiggle Eyes Tacky Glue Light and Dark Green Acrylic Paint and Brush… Read More
2010-08-02 17:07
This turtle can be glued with fabric glue or stitch up with a needle and thread.You need:1 Piece of Lime Green Felt 1/2 Piece of Green Felt Lime Green Pattern and Regular Green Pattern Fabri… Read More
2010-06-02 09:07
Materials usedTextured ivory double-fold square aperture greetings card 100 mm (3¼ in) square. Iris folding strips in five clours of your choice. Adhesive tape Craft knife Cutting mat… Read More
2010-05-29 11:23
You Will Need:Wax Cut-outs (See Pillar Embellishment Tutorial) Pre-Tabbed Wick (of the appropriate size for your cut-outs) When you make your wax cut-outs to embellish a pillar candle, you s… Read More
2010-05-26 12:24
Gather all your orphan beads, wire charm experiments, some buttons, and anything else you think would look cool. Make a pleasing mix that seem to go well together.Use headpins and the wrappe… Read More
2010-05-20 09:39
What you needRed cotton/feltTiny clear beads or white embroidery threadSide plate or bowl, or a pair of compassesDressmaker's chalk or pencilScissorsNeedle and threadStuffingPen and paperGre… Read More
2010-04-11 09:14
Free Standing Arrangements1. Fill a shallow container with foam that extends one inch over the top. Secure the foam with hot glue, floral clay or floral tape. Define the shape of the design… Read More
2010-04-11 09:07
The lazy "S" or "Hogarth's Curve"1. Anchor the foam securely. Bend the stems gently into graceful curves and insert them in place so they balance.2. Add the focal flowers following the lines… Read More
2010-04-11 09:02
Oval arrangements 1. Secure the floral foam. Determine the height with line flowers, then frame in the outer edges of the oval shape with light colored flowers and foliage.2. Place the large… Read More
2010-04-11 09:01
Minimal Arrangements1. Adhere foam to container. Insert vertical line flowers to determine the height, and secure the horizontal line flowers to give the basic outline of the arrangement.2… Read More
2010-04-10 12:41
Crescent Arrangements 1. Secure foam in container. Determine length of crescent and insert curved line flowers or leaves to follow the crescent form. Angle the shape to balance in the contai… Read More
2010-04-10 12:34
Triangular Arrangements1. Secure floral foam. Determine the vertical height and horizontal width with the smallest line flowers and/or leaves. Make the height higher than the width.2. Positi… Read More
2010-04-10 12:33
Eight Basic Flower Arranging DesignsIf you are used to working with fresh flowers, it will take some time to get used to all the possibilities and limitations when using silks. Though so sim… Read More
2010-03-14 10:44
Main supplies:Elmers® Foam Board- white Elmers® Craft Bond™ Tacky Glue Elmers® Painters® Opaque Paint Markers-Brown, Pink Elmers® Washable 3D™ Glitter Paint p… Read More
2010-03-14 10:26
Main supplies:Two 1 yard long pieces of Pepperell® Rexlace® Plastic Lacing in school colorsTwo pony beads in school colorsOne lanyard hookBasic Supplies:Fiskars® scissorsRulerSta… Read More
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