Cardboard Cuffs

craftster Cardboard Cuffs

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Every time I see these bracelets I’m thrilled
I didn’t like her ‘old ones’ very much, where she simply glued paper on the cardboard tubes because I find them too massive, but I find the ones with the opening really great!
I still must have such cardboard tubes somewhere, then I only need some wall paper rests or other colourful paper.
Perhaps the paper from the travel brochure? ;-)


Links:
More cardboard cuffs, better design!
The ‘old ones’ (Cardboard cuff bracelet)

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Paper Shopping Bag

Lace Jewelry Frames

Stitch Diva Studios Lace Jewelry Frames

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Isn’t this a great idea to put a knitted lace into a frame to hold jewelry?
In the instruction you can also find a frame with a nice crochet lace.
By the way: actually you can use bought lace, too, can’t you? It must only be a little robust.

If you don’t like it, check again the other jewelry holders in the links below ;-)


Links:
Lace Jewelry Frames to Knit or Crochet – Knit and Crochet Pattern

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Necklace Bust
Mini Dress-Form Jewelry Stand
Plaster and Doll Arms Jewelry Holder

Spacing Stamps

JezzePrints Spacing Stamps.jpg

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I cut myself some eraser stamps already and even an eraser stamp with a repeated pattern, but if I try to print a background pattern from stamp repeats I always have problems.
The entry about spacing stamps helped me further :)


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Spacing Stamps (Lining things up)

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Eraser Stamps
Repeated Pattern Eraser Stamp

Paper Rolls Wall Art

recyclart Paper Rolls Wall Art

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If you haven’t decorated your walls already with the yarn wall art you may want to try the paper rolls wall art ;-)
And if it’s not quite your cup of tea, you can make from your toilet paper rolls e.g. simple napkin holders, a cord holder, recycled gift tags and/or a hairpin lace loom ;-))


Links:
DIY : paper rolls wall art

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Yarn Wall Art
Simple Napkin Holders
Cord Holder
Recycled Gift Tags
Self-made Hairpin Lace Loom

Sliding Knots

rubysbeadwork Sliding Knots

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When you’ve made yourself some beautiful paper beads or plastic bag beads, you may want to make a necklace with them.
And if you don’t have a closure at hand use simply this sliding knots necklace.
If you don’t like it, you can always more or less quick make a closure yourself ;-)

 

Links:
Sliding Knots And More!

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Plastic Bag Beads
Entries containing the words ‘plastic’ and ‘bead’
Entries containing the word ‘closure’

Plastic Bag Beads

The NewNew Plastic Bag Beads

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I presented already some entries to the subject plastic bags, but none made beads from.
The basic material is a ‘fabric’ from plastic, they’re making beads from just as paper beads.
I like this combination ;-)


Links:
Plastic Bag Beads (How-To: Turn Bags into Beads)

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Fabric from Plastic Bags
Entries containing the words ‘plastic’ and ‘bead’

Fabric Bowl Cover

allysonhill Fabric Bowl Cover

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Well, if the time for picnics comes it’s good to have finished with the covers for the salad bowls, isn’t it?
And it doesn’t always have to be from plastic ;-)

You can even make yourself the oil cloth for the picnic, to make the salad bowl from fabric is perhaps a little bit on the extreme side ;-))
But when you’re at it you may want to make place mats matching the oil cloth and sew pot holders for the Barbecue.
You don’t have to sew a bag if you confine yourself to using a Furoshiki ;-)


Links:
Fabric Bowl Cover (Eco Travel Lid) – click on ‘Enter Gallery’
via: Feature Friday – Make a fabric travel cover for bowls

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Self-made Oilcloths
Fabric Bowl
Fabric/Paper Place Mat
Sewn Potholders
Furoshiki