This is actually an instruction for an Advent light but I’d find it also most beautiful as Christmas tree praliné gift box :))
Links:
Christmas Tree Box (Light-up Christmas Tree Project)
via: DIY Christmas Tree Craft
…compilation of tutorials
This is actually an instruction for an Advent light but I’d find it also most beautiful as Christmas tree praliné gift box :))
Links:
Christmas Tree Box (Light-up Christmas Tree Project)
via: DIY Christmas Tree Craft
Here I want to present three most beautiful paper snowflakes – I simply couldn’t decide for just one ;-)

These paper snowflakes are really 3D.
Links:
3D Paper Snowflakes (Simple three-dimensional paper-cut snowflakes tutorial) (Chinese)
English Google translation of entry

Here are given a lot of wonderful patterns for paper snowflakes.
Links:
Paper snowflakes
via: gasp!

This paper snowflake is actually a paper flower, but I love it as also snowflake ;-)
Links:
Paper Snowflakes (DIY paper flower)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘snowflake’
I find these little button snow men quite cute ;-)
Links:
Button Snow Man (15 Cool DIY Snowman Christmas Tree Ornaments)
I find it a nice idea to make new coasters for hot things from old cardboard.
Links:
Cardboard Hot Pad (Hot Pad Tutorial)
via: Freebie Friday – Cardboard Craft Tutorials for Grown Ups
A little time-out with a little video ;-)
Links:
Knit and Purl – Mini Me (video) (without words)
The picture is from Digital
Mod Podge is the brand name of a glue that is widely used in decoupage and that works at the same time as a kind of varnish.
Because it’s not cheap I’ve been of course interested in the self-made Mod Podge ;-)
Note: In the tutorial she says the following: “I’ve read that the homemade version can give a yellow glow after a couple of years and doesn’t hold as long as the real podge.”
Links:
Self-made Mod Podge (Lana’s Podge DIY)
via: home-made podge
Also a great idea: simply make from two ordinary t-Shirts two interesting t-Shirts ;-)
Links:
Revamped T-Shirts (Refashion: DIY Color Block Tees)
via: Diy

Recently I tried something that I really enjoyed: hot mint chocolate.
To this you heat the milk and stir in the mint coins* until they dissolved.
I used two pieces and it’s been rather sweet, but I think that depends on the used mint coins* and your taste ;-)
* mint coins are chocolate covered mint fondant fillings, a kind of After Eight Mints, but thicker and in the shape of a coin
By the way this hot mint chocolate goes wonderfully with this year’s lace knitter’s Advent calendar which starts today ;-))
Links:
Here at unikatissima:
Lace Knitter’s Advent Calendar 2012
Slowly the time for boots comes again and so I’m inclined to embrace this great idea for pool noodle boot stands ;-)
Links:
Pool Noodle Boot Stands (A pool noodle in place of boot stands!…)
Original link, but I didn’t find the pool noodle boot stands there
This instruction for a nice Peyote stitch bezel ist great for the large polymer clay beads I have here at home ;-)