…compilation of tutorials
When my ‘collection’ of ribbons grows (I hope not! ;-)), I know now at least how I can organise the ribbons – even if possibly at the cost of my weight ;-))
Thank you, Brigitte, for the link! :))
Links:
Organizing Ribbons (Ordning bland banden – Organized trims & ribbons) (English and Swedish)
Yarnbombing is fun, but you need many different yarnballs for this.
What about a yarnbombing station to organize all necessary yarnballs? ;-)
Links:
Yarnbombing Station
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Yarn bombing’
German Wikipedia entry for ‘Yarnbombing’
Google search result for ‘Yarnbombing’
I knew fabric bowls and I knew about the scarf sewn with water-soluble sheet.
I find it a great idea to make a bowl with water-soluble sheet.
Links:
Free Embroidery Bowl (Meadow Bowl)
via: boxes, bowls, baskets
Here at unikatissima:
Fabric Scrap Scarf
Entries with the tags ‘fabric’ and ‘bowl’
I presented tutorials before for selfmade knitting needles and crochet hooks, knitting looms and hairpin lace looms, now I found a tutorial for selfmade circular knitting needles :))
Links:
Selfmade Circular Knitting Needles (DIY circular needles from dowels w/pics and tutorial)
Here at unikatissima:
Self-made Crochet Hooks And Knitting Needles
Make Your Own Knitting Loom
Self-made Hairpin Lace Loom
I presented a scarf and tie holder before which helps you to keep track of your shawls.
I find this scarf hanger is also a good idea.
Links:
Scarf Hanger (Pinterest Project: Scarf Organization)
Here at unikatissima:
Scarf and Tie Holder
Not long ago I presented the holder for charging cell phones made from empty shampoo bottles.
But this gets much further, because you can manke from empty shampoo bottles also cases for reading glasses, mp3-players, keys etc..
Great!
Links:
Shampoo Case (Day 329: Guest Post – Shampoo Case) (English)
Here at unikatissima:
Recycled Holder for Charging Cell Phones
Another great decorations idea: glue half paper doilies under the ceiling and make a scallop decoration!
Looks cute, doesn’t it?
The tutorial shows how you can make a substitute for expensive cosmetics with stuff from kitchen.
However I’d be cautious because essential oils and similar can be quite aggressive sometimes!
Note also the comment by Leanne Veitch, who states that lavender can be dangerous.
Anyhow a great idea! :)
Links:
Natural Makeup Hacks: Homemade Bronzer/Contour Powder)
via: DIY Beauty
