…compilation of tutorials
I’ve presented the Christmas paper chain before.
Of course that’s nothing for the rest of the year, but why not putting a people paper chain on the patio in summer? ;-)
Links:
People Paper Chains (Paper Chain People Templates)
via: A variety of paper chain templates
Here at unikatissima:
Christmas Paper Chain
I’ve presented a plaster freeform sculpture before which has been ‘carved’.
This plaster freeform sculpture here is poured in a balloon and knead there in shape.
Sounds interesting – and not only for children ;-)
If you’re not a ‘balloon kneader’ try the balloon bowls where the bowls are shaped with the help of the balloons.
Links:
Plaster Freeform Sculpture (Plaster of Paris Freeform Sculpture)
via: 10 Plaster of Paris Crafts to Try with Your Kids
via: 10 Plaster of Paris Crafts to Try with your Kids
Here at unikatissima:
Plaster Free-Form Sculpture
Balloon Bowls
Aren’t the paper cut votives most beautiful? :)
Links:
Paper Cut Votives (Spring in Bloom Paper Lanterns)
via: Spring in Bloom Paper Lanterns
Doesn’t the wooden blocks shelf look great?
It is a ready made product, but you should be able to make it yourself :)
Links:
Wooden Blocks Shelf (A FEW OF MY FAVOURITE THINGS)
via: Minimalist Cubic Shelves
via: 100 Wall-Mounted Furnishings
via: 100 Wall-Mounted Furnishings
If you craft a lot you have less time for food preparation, so what do you think about preparing salad for a week in advance? If it works for fitness enthusiasts it should also work for crafters ;-)
Links:
One Week of Salads (How to Pack Salads on Sunday Night So They’re Fresh All Week)
via: How to Pack a Week of Salads That Stay Fresh Till Friday
Should I need a two part plaster mould I know now how to make it :)
Links:
Two Part Plaster Mould (Make a two part reusable mold using plaster)
via: Plastic: media and materials
I find my name of the tissue box popup card a little cumbersome – but the card itself great! :)
Links:
Tissue Box Popup Card (Make your friends smile with a simple pop up card)
via: Card tutorial for tissue box pop up ‘Get Well’…
Ooooh, how could you eat these cute little sushi art pandas? ;-)
On the page they only say that they are Onigiri (filled rice balls) decorated with seaweed as pandas.
You can find recipes for Onigiri everywhere in internet.
Links:
The original site doesn’t exist any more and is now available through webarchive:
Sushi Art Pandas (Panda-Onigiri)
via: Fun Sushi Art!
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Onigiri’
German Wikipedia entry for ‘Onigiri’
What a nice idea: cut the cuffs from shirts and make nice shirt cuff bracelets from them with a bit of lace and buttons.
Links:
Shirt Cuff Bracelets
