Foam Chameleon Wall Hanging

craftster Foam Chameleon Wall Hanging

When I saw the chameleon I was totally amazed – especially because it contains also a secret compartment!

Well, it doesn’t go with my room, but who knows…
;-))

 


Links:
Foam Chameleon Wall Hanging (Ugly foam cooler and box to cool chameleon wall hanging w/secret compartment!)
via: [FINISHED] Craft Challenge #45 – Super Ugly to Super Awesome Rd 2 – Dc 1 – Dec 5

Plaster and Crisp Bag Penholder

Art Attack Plaster and Plastic Bag Penholder

I presented the origamic architecture pencil holder before, here something for people who don’t like it so fiddly: a pen holder made from a plaster-filled crisp bag.

I like the idea :))

 


Links:
Plaster and Crisp Bag Penholder (Crisp Bag Pen And Pencil Holder)

Here at unikatissima:
Origamic Architecture Pencil Holder

Fabric Bowl

imagine fabric Fabric Bowl

Doesn’t this fabric bowl look beautiful?
And it seems to be quite easy to make (although I often underestimate such things ;-)).
Unfortunately I won’t be able to make it just as the other clothesline fabric bowl because my sewing machine still can’t make the zig zag stitch.


Links:
How To Make a FABRIC BOWL

Here at unikatissima: Clothesline Sewing – A Fabric Bowl

Stiffen Crochet Items

flickr Vilman Stiffened Crochet

Ususally I’m not interested in stiffening crochet items because I don’t make ornaments.
But when I saw the lamp I knew that I was lost ;-))

I haven’t made much research until now, but via the Google search and the Google image search I have found at least ‘About Stiffeners’ where there are a lot of recipes and instructions and even tips on how to reshape an item where necessary.

Let’s see what I will make…
;-)


Links:
Ball shaped crocheted lamp shade – you must also see the following pictures
via: ravelry project

About Stiffeners – there also hints about reshaping of an item

Google search result for ‘starch crochet’
Google image search result for ‘starch crochet’

Plastic Funnel

instructables Plastic Funnel

Sometimes you need a big funnel – why not cutting the top of a plastic bottle and use this?
I find this instruction great again: with little means reaching something practical and additionally recycling :)

By the way you can use those funnels, too, when pouring little beads from one container to the other, I don’t like to use my kitchen funnels for this.

Incidentally you can use up the rest of your bottle, too ;-)


Links:
Plastic Funnel (Never buy plastic funnels again!)

Here at unikatissima: Entries containing the word ‘plastic bottle’