March 2012 – Page 3 – unikatissima's

Papermaché Tree Faces

That’s a great idea: to give trees a face from paper maché :)

Links:
Papermaché Tree Faces (Tree Faces)

This toilet paper roll ornament was actually made for Christmas, but I find it also beautiful for spring with these merry colours :)

Links:
Toilet Paper Roll Ornament (Series 3 – SITUATION CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT-ATION #4)

Doesn’t this tatted mask looks great?!
I’ve tried tatting once, but somehow it isn’t really something for me.
What a pity.
;-))

Links:
Tatted Mask
via: How to Tat | Tatting Craft Tutorials and Projects

I presented Quilling projects before, and I find this 3D Quilling even more remarkable!

Links:
3D Paper Quilling (Praying mantis in three-dimensional quilling)
via: Praying mantis, 3D paper quilling

I presented some tutorials before, where you use drinking straws, I find this little ornament really nice, too – but I’d prefer it multicoloured ;-))

Links:
Round Drinking Straw Ornaments

I do love Sushi – but if I would have bitten into this Sushi I surely would have been surprised: this is white chocolate with grapefruit ;-))

Links:
Sweet Sushi (Fake Sushi)

I presented some tutorials concerning cords before, if you want to secure their ends, you can learn how to in the tutorial :)

Links:
Securing Cord Ends (Dies & Das: Kordelenden sichern) (German)
English Google translation of entry
When I let translate the entry the word ‘Bewickelung’ wasn’t translated. It means ‘wrapping’.

I presented some paper flowers already, here are matching paper leaves ;-)

Links:
Origami leaf with or without veins
via: Paper crafts: origami leaf with or without veins tutorial

Doesn’t this plastic spoon rose look wonderfully real?!
Though I would only make it in very well ventilated rooms.

I case that you feel dubious about the thing with the plastic spoons over a candle, too, here are still more ways to make flowers ;-)

Links:
Plastic Spoon Rose (A Rose is a Rose?)
via: Plastic Spoon Flower

Well, don’t you want to have such a Mohawk hat, too? ;-))

Links:
semi-homemade mohawk beanie tutorial {yarn crafts}