…compilation of tutorials
The little beaded butterfly looks cute and springlike, doesn’t it?
It seems that it is made in the same way than the French beaded flowers which by the way also look springlike.
Eh, do you possibly notice that spring is slowly coming here? ;-))
Links:
Beaded Butterfly (Making a Beaded Butterfly Hair Barrette)
Here at unikatissima:
French Flower Beading
I really like these wood rings – not only for men.
And because they’re made from veneer I think it’s not too hard to make them ;-)
Surely you can make in a similar way or from the same material also earrings, pendants and the like.
Links:
Wood Ring (Bent Wood Rings)
via: DIY Jewelry For Men
Doesn’t the Dragon card look wonderful? :)
Links:
Dragon Popup Card (DRAGON)
via: How to make a Kirigami Pop Up Ancient Dragon Card (Paper Craft)!
I presented some tutorials for the ‘processing’ of old ties before and I find the tie snake cutiest :)
Links:
Tie Snake (Noch 20 Tage) (German)
via: Dasssslang
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘tie’
This spoon ring looks great, doesn’t it? :)
Links:
Spoon Ring (spoon ring printable)
via: spoon ring… neat!
It seems that it can still take some time until Spring begins here, until then I could hang a snail shell mini garden into my rooms.
If you don’t like snails take a look at the other ideas about garden and/or Spring here in the blog ;-)
Links:
DIY : snail shell mini garden
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘garden’
Entries containing the word ‘Spring’
I like this lid art which is made solely from lids!
Real wall art :)
Links:
Lid Art (RAS. // Lids Project)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘wall art’
Do you have a stack of old newspapers and looots of time?
Then make yourself such a newspaper lamp ;-)
By the way, I find this lamp really great! :)
Links:
Newspaper lamp
Well, doesn’t the table runner look cute?
Links:
Crocheted Table Runner (Infinity Table Runner) (German)
=> there’s the link to the German instruction
The instruction contains the following abbreviations, I added the translations as given by the DROPS Dictionary (where you can get (not only English) translations of the German crochet terms):
MS = Musterrapport = pattern repeat
Lftm = Luftmasche (Lm) = chain stitch (ch)
Kettm = Kettenmasche (Kettm) = slip stitch (sl st)
fM = feste Masche (fM) = UK: double crochet (dc), US: single crochet (sc)
Stb = Stäbchen (Stb) = UK: treble crochet (tr), US: double crochet (dc)
D-Stb = Doppelstäbchen (D-Stb) = UK: double treble crochet (dtr), US: treble crochet (tr)
Laufen die Zeichen oben zus, werden die M zus abgem, laufen die Zeichen unten zus, werden die M in eine Einstichstelle gearb. = If the symbols are connected at the top they are crocheted together, if the symbols are connected at the bottom, they are crocheted in the same stitch.
