These mood scarves with embroidered designs are so cool - and so easy to make!
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These mood scarves with embroidered designs are so cool - and so easy to make!
Click here for 27 of the best tutorials on manipulating digital images - some of the effects are fantastic!
This make involves building mini burgers in polymer clay - and they're so cute!
Just a quick plug for my shop since I've listed more necklaces and earrings today - including the above 'Love Heart' necklace which would be a cute gift for Valentine's day - *hint hint!*
Click here for a template and instructions for making this cute little teddy!
These instructions show you how to make a square mirror decoration, which is based on a $700 design.
I think these letter wreaths are very sweet and could be especially useful at weddings or Christmas - they could even be used to spell out a greeting on a wall garland for instance.
Go here to find the recipe for making stamp/sticker glue - to allow you to transform all sorts of paper shapes into no-mess stickers.
These shoe ruffles add a bit of cuteness to your plain black flats :-)
This page gives a detailed tutorial on how to do some quick smocking, which I think produces a very attractive effect.
This is a great idea for using old belts, and makes a groovy cuff for both guys and gals. Click here for the how-to.
These whimsical snow globes are so lovely, and you can see how to make them here.
I love this technique of adding text filled paper to a glass crystal - which would add an interesting and old fashioned style to any necklace/garland/chandelier.
This is one of the most original and effective techniques I've seen for a while. The rings above look amazing, and yet it's pretty straightforward to achieve. Find the project details here.
This page provides a recipe for imitation Bounty bars so that you can make them yourself at home.
This project is very inspiring and makes me definitely want to transform some charity shop jumpers into snuggly lightning creations.
Click here to see how you can make a mirror frame with a faux metal effect - you can keep the frame grey like above or add rust for a more realistic effect.
I think these lights in the shape of Tetris blocks are absolutely fantastic, and something I can imagine finding in a designer homeware store. And you can find out how to make your own by following this link.This is a super easy robot which anyone can make - it doesn't even require soldering!
It moves via vibrations from the motor, and it's pretty cool I think. Go here for the tutorial.
I love the vibrant, exotic colours of this necklace, and the instructions are straightforward too.
This how-to shows you a really quick way of making gloves from just a pair of socks - so it's something anyone can do, yay!
This is a very quick project and makes a different use out of a ruler - as a calendar! Just move the bead along to mark the day.
I LOVE comic book graphics, and this particular technique of adding comic book pages to your shoes has been on my to-do list for a while.
I need to get some use out of my sewing machine this year so I hope to make my first ever clothes (hopefully a fitted jacket), a messenger bag and some fabric jewellery - but to get started, I think these funky cushions would be a great introduction project, don't you?
I think this is a really cool idea - you cut out a skull shape in a t-shirt, and then wear a t-shirt of contrasting colour underneath - funky! The how-to can be found here.
For some truly beautiful and luxury gift wrapping ideas, have a look here - even if it is too late for Xmas wrapping!
Classy wall art based around chevrons, which is pretty easy to achieve yourself - have a look here for the project, plus an interesting idea involving wrapping canvases with string:
(Found here)
This is a fab tutorial showing you how to adorn a bag in a style inspired by the Sherwood Owl bag design by Kate Spade.
This is so, so cute - It's a gingerbread house designed to attach to your mug of hot chocolate! It's such an original idea, and if you want to have a go yourself, click here.
The Homemade Home is a fabulous UK shop selling realistic biscuit brooches (including custard creams!) and the most amazing felt duck craft kit, which I've actually just bought because I could not resist - I mean what could be better than kitsch AND crafty?!
This is a really pretty wall decoration, and has butterflies made from magazine/decorative paper pages, which are attached at different levels for a 3D effect.
I love this idea so much - you make paper shapes and then cover with Plastidip, which is a waterproof plastic coating, so that they last a long time. I'm definitely going to buy some Pastidip and do some experiments - it looks so fun!
I've been watching a lot of montages and reviews of 2009 and the entire last decade, and it's quite amazing what can happen and change in 10 years - I mean I was 12 a decade ago! There's the recession, 9/11, Barrack Obama, the Olympics to name a few few, plus some amazing new TV shows (I'm a bit of a TV junkie) including several series of my favourite shows Strictly Come Dancing and The Apprentice, plus so many inventions like iphones and broadband.