…compilation of tutorials
I really liked the idea of embossed toast and tried it immediately with cookie cutters.
But I never saw the embossing ;-(
Maybe it’s because I used wholemeal toast?!
Or you must possibly put the embossing mould into the toaster, too? Of course I didn’t do that with my cookie cutters!
Links:
Embossed Toast (Holy Toast)
Well, I don’t know, whether the Dollar bill ring falls in the category ‘elegant’ – but anyway, I find it funny ;-)
Links:
Dollar Bill Ring Bling
I find the sparkling crochet pattern very nice :)
Links:
Sparkling Crochet Pattern (Russian)
English Google translation
Hmmm, I’d love to have such a chocolate spoon ;-)
Links:
Chocolate Dipped Spoon anyone?
via: Piece of Cake: Not Your Average Plastic Spoon Project
Well, I really like this idea, too: take a coloured fabric and embroider a letter with French knots in the same colours as the background :)
Links:
Embroidered Letter (French Knot Letter B!)
via: French Knot Embroidery
French knots (English)
French knots (Knötchenstiche) (German)
Well, such a ruched scarf from summer pyjamas would be great for spring, wouldn’t it? ;-)
Links:
Pyjamas Ruched Scarf (Ruched Scarf From Pajama Pants)
I’ve been in Flanders, that is famous for its lace making (among other things ;-)) and I watched how they’re making lace from Lier.
Actually they ‘only’ crochet yarn with a very fine crochet hook in chains on tulle.
But I’ve been impressed by the patience you need to make such an immensely fine work!
Links:
Lace from Lier (“De Lierse Kant met al zijn pracht”) (English)
=> click on ‘How does it work?’ in the left menu
Lace from Lier (“De Lierse Kant met al zijn pracht”) (Dutch)
=> click on ‘Hoe werkt het?’ in the left menu
I presented some paper beads before, these paper pod beads have the most interesting shape until now, as I find :)
Links:
Paper Pod Bead (Pod bead tutorial)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tags ‘paper’ and ‘beads’
