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[ninelro]

How to weave rag rug cushion for your cat

[thoughtartistry]

Dyi dragonfly. Tree branch, maple tree helicopter seeds, nail polish, glue. 🍃

[hello-meow]

I'm happy to announce the release of my first pattern, which will be available on Etsy from October 5th🥹🎉

It's a huge step for me and I hope you like this Halloween Hello Kitty amigurumi toy🎃🎀✨

[mintyscuriocabinet]

DIY 3D butterflies I made for my room! Super easy to craft and very, very cute (ignore my wall, I ruined it with blue tack when I was a kid lol)

I also made some to go on my wardrobe. I like putting nice affirmations and stuff like that in my room so I can see them first thing when I wake up in the morning. I highly recommend it; it helps lots! The grounding technique and self-care bingo printables are made by @1ittle-sunshine!

[macrameschool]

Macrame Flower in Circle

[prettypinksamantha]

another pink floral cross stitch (designed + stitched by me) ෆ

[ninamation]

Ceramic Christmas Tree and Miniature Library

Spent about an hour cleaning and painting over cracks of $25 thrifted ceramic Christmas tree. Also spent many frustrating nights painstakingly creating a miniature library.

[vonabstracts]

i want to do another punch needle commission 🫣👉🏽👈🏽…. any takers??

here’s some examples of my work

if you’re interested, message me ❤️

[crystallumi]

Bring Crystals & Gemstones into Your Life.

8.7" Blue Chalcedony Hand Carved Crystal Owl Sculpture

[diycraftsnmore]

DIY Terrarium

[ninelro]

DIY Rag Rug Basket

[honeythistle]

This isn't my normal miniature project but I had purchased this wreath form last winter with the intention of making some sort of christmas wreath with it... and as the new year dawned with that wreath still unmade, I realized that I should probably figure out something else to do with the form. Hence, this odd little pompom creation to celebrate a couple of life events in the last year. I'm outlining my process below just in case anyone else is interested in making this style of wreath as well :)

The form is made from chipboard, and I first painted it in acrylic.

I then attached some handmade pompoms to it via good old glue gun, and some firmly tied knots.

I made some leaves from felt and wire, to make the fronds poseable - there's a short video of the process on my instagram (2nd slide in the post carousel). This is probably... the lengthiest part of the whole process since I embroidered the middle of each leaf first (on both sides), then stitched the two sides of each leaf together, sandwiching the wires inbetween.

Next I made a little house from matboard - the stuff used for framing. I've really latched onto this material for a lot of crafty uses, since it is sturdy, easy to cut, and also takes on paint well since it's essentially a thick block of pressed paper.

To create the two little proteas, I took a piece of cardstock paper (used for the printer essentially), and painted it in red acrylic on both sides. Then I dry brushed some light pink and white paint across the paper, again on both sides.

When the paper was thoroughly dry, I snipped tiny petals from it and used them to cover a central form that I made from polymer clay. I didn't want to construct the whole flower from paper since I needed it to be a bit more robust... something that could take a few knocks or falls without breaking or deforming, so polymer clay was my choice. If I had any foam around, I might have tried to use that since the clay is a bit heavier than preferred, but all in all, it worked out.

The petals were glued on in layers, and I also added a thin light streak to each petal afterwards to really help differentiate them from previous layers.

Lastly, I added some leaves to the stem, making sure to shape them around a pen first. You can kind of see the wire of the stem poking out the bottom - this is intentional! That's what I used to attach the proteas to the chipboard frame. I drilled a small hole (the exact size of the wire) into the frame where I wanted the flowers to go, and then pushed the wire in with some super glue. There was still a bit of wire poking through the other side, which I bent against the frame to really hold the protea in place :)

The wire-poking-through-frame is largely the method I used to attach the felt leaves and the house as well. With the leaves, I wrapped the wires a couple times around the frame after gluing them in, just for extra security.

And that's it! Not quite a tutorial (that would have been very lengthy), but hopefully a clear enough explanation for recreating something along these lines. I plan to hang this wreath year round, as opposed to the original plan of a christmas wreath ^_^

[meadowdecor]

Hi everyone ❤️ in this acc you can find many ideas for craft candles. With love , Asya

[seraphic145]

[macrameschool]

Macrame Christmas Tree Patterns 🎄

[roomselfcontain2]

3 bedroom bungalow house alone in the compound visit website in an estate only you will leave in this compound with your kids and family features are pop ceiling interior decor poptvconsole all round in the rooms and much more located at Nta road before ozuoba in port Harcourt city rivers state Nigeria.