Find broken shells at the beach, and paint them black (ooh, or white!) and string them on chain.
This, my loves, is what I am, what I was, what I aspire to be.
In crafts.
In other words, this is a way of kicking my crafter-ass into high-gear, by inspiring me with pretty photos and interesting techniques. Maybe I’ll post some of my own projects. Maybe I won’t. Maybe I’ll just post lots and lots of pictures of everyone else’s projects. We’ll see where this goes, yes?
In crafts.
In other words, this is a way of kicking my crafter-ass into high-gear, by inspiring me with pretty photos and interesting techniques. Maybe I’ll post some of my own projects. Maybe I won’t. Maybe I’ll just post lots and lots of pictures of everyone else’s projects. We’ll see where this goes, yes?
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Give your home state (or country!) some love. It would be fun to play with different board and string colors, or even the tops of the nails.
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do it yourself chalkboard mug.
Christmas project for me! These look so cool.
These and the porcelain marker tutorial look really awesome.
…I love that.
(via crafty-licious)
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All Things Bright and Beautiful: Bobble Blanket
I love this pattern, it’s definitely in the running for next afghan to crochet.
(via crafty-licious)
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DIY Paper Rings Inspired by Jeremy May of Littlefly here. Top photos are from Alia_’s Flickr feed here, bottom photo is from her feed here (also check out her other amazing jewelry). Translated into English:
Top Photos: “I don’t know what process Jeremy May used for their paper rings. I did about 80 layers of different papers with different textures and colors, and and glued them together. It is important to have a die in the center circle. Once dry, it works like a piece of wood, and you have to file and polish to refine the shapes, and sand to match the sides so as not to notice the step between the coarse to fine. Then a couple of coats of gloss and you are done.”
Bottom Photo: “Jewels of Paper Ring. Materials: paper, white glue and varnish.”
(via diyfashion)
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