…compilation of tutorials
I like the concrete planters very much.
They are seemingly from concrete and recycled material and lightweight :)
Links:
Concrete Planters (About the Artist John Lamos)
via: cement blended with various recycled materials – light and stronger than concrete John Lamos collection
Blumentopf
I have presented the bobbin holder before, but after having presented the pin cushion for the sewing machine yesterday I also wanted to present this sewing machine bobbin storage :)
Thank you, Sylvia!
Links:
Sewing Machine Bobbin Storage (Unterfadenspulen Aufbewahrung im Schlauch) (German)
Here at unikatissima:
Bobbin Holder
Pin Cushion for Sewing Machine
I find the mini containers from bottle caps really handy :)
Links:
Mini Containers from Bottle Caps (Mini containers from bottle & jar caps)
That is a cute idea to make from an old jar a diamond patterned vase :)
Links:
Diamond Patterned Vase (DIY Diamond Vase) (English) (Video)
via: DIY: Diamond Vase
My umbrella in broken anyway, I am thinking of taking it apart for such an umbrella table lamp ;-)
Links:
Umbrella Table Lamp
I really like the soda can earrings!
Unfortunately I didn’t find a tutorial, so that this stays an inspiration. But what an inspiration! ;-)
Links:
Soda Can Earrings (The Lightest Earrings Made From Repurposed Cans)
Do you still have old DM-Pfennige? Centimes? Something similar? Then you can also make such a chic penny flooring!
By the way, you can also use Euro and Dollar cents ;-)
If you still need your money, you can also make yourself a brown paper bag flooring ;-)
Links:
Penny Flooring (Heads Up)
via: Shower Floor Made Out Of 5382 Pennies
Here at unikatissima:
Brown Paper Bag Flooring
I want to try the selfmade alcohol ink one day, especially with the curry which seems to give a beautiful gold!
I still have old pens I can play around with :)
Although I still didn’t get around to tie-dying with a marker ;-)
Links:
Selfmade Alcohol Ink (Upcycled Homemade Alcohol Inks From Common Household Items)
via: Upcycled Homemade Alcohol Inks From Common Household Items
Here at unikatissima:
Tie-Dying with a Marker
