…compilation of tutorials
I presented embroidered orange peels before and even an oil lamp from orange peels but I find a whole box from orange peels box from orange peels great, too!
I really must give it a try one day ;-)
Links:
Orange Peel Boxes By Regina Nunes
Orange Peel Boxes
Here at unikatissima:
Embellished Oranges
Oil Lamp From Orange
When I’ve seen the Aran sweater tea cozy I’d nearly started knitting – though I never drink tea from a teapot ;-))
Links:
Aran Sweater Tea Cozy
Well, this is the last Advent calendar for this year ;-)
But the cookie Advent calendar is so different – and so quick ;-)) – that I really wanted to present it ;-)
If you don’t have an Advent calendar yet, but still some time, look here for some more Advent calendars ;-)
Links:
How to Make a Cookie Advent Calendar
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Advent calendar’
Since a couple of days I’m presenting quick Advent calendars, here is another one: a filled muffin pan with numbers.
I find the idea great :)
But you can find here of course more Advent calendars ;-)
Links:
Muffin Pan Advent Calendar
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Advent calendar’
I wrote about cakes before, this cake for girls here doesn’t even look like a cake!
;-))
Links:
Cake for Girls (Delicious Girly Accessories)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘cake’
I didn’t know about Frittata before, but found it very easy with the instruction :)
Links:
Pasta Frittata (Leftover Remake: Pasta frittata & multi-grilling)
I presented a lot of materials to be knitted already, and it was merely a matter of time that there comes an entry about knitting with noodles ;-)
Links:
Knitting With Noodles
via: whoops, i made a scarf.
Here at unikatissima:
Plastic Bag Tote
Handspun Newspaper Yarn
Knitted Plaster Impregnated Bandage and more
Knitted Polmer Clay
Knitted Glass
What a great idea: if you need ice packs for lunch boxes, picnics and the like, you can use directly frozen food, e.g. frozen pudding :)
Links:
Tip: Edible ice packs
Ok, ok, actually these are no pancakes but Japanese pancakes (usuyaki tamago), which are apparently not sweet.
But why shouldn’t it possible to do the same with sweet pancakes? ;-)
Note: Up until now nobody has ever said that I’m a good cook ;-)))
Links:
Microwaved thin egg sheets
I’m always fascinated by the cakes people are baking, e.g. this Discworld cake.
By the way, it’s a marzipan fruit cake ;-)
Links:
The Discworld Cake
via: Discworld & Terry Pratchett Wiki
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘cake’