…compilation of tutorials
That’s a cute vase that you can give away on Valentine’s Day, too, isn’t it?
If you don’t like it try one of the other vases here ;-)
I really like the paper flowers.
Links:
Tissue Paper Flowers and Juice Jar Vase
via: Make Tissue Paper Flowers and Juice Jar Vase!!
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Valentine’s Day’
Entries containing the word ‘vase’
Entries containing the word ‘paper flower’
These metallic vases can be made very quickly and easily – if you have the right metallic paper ;-)
Links:
Metallic Vase (DIY Geometric Metallic Vase)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘paper’
Other than the polka dot jars the polka dot jar vases are covered with paper mache – and I like them even more :)
Links:
The original site doesn’t exist any more.
via: Polka Dot Jar Vases (DIY Paper Mache Golden Polka Dot Vases)
Here at unikatissima:
Polka Dot Jars
Entries with the tag ‘paper mache’
I have presented a newspaper vase and a paper vase before which where made with basket weave, but not yet a whole basket weave table from paper :)
Links:
Basket Weave Table from Paper (Newspaper Tube Storage Center Table)
Here at unikatissima:
Woven Newspaper Vase II
Paper Vase
Well, the faux mosaic vase is actually a mosaic vase, but the mosaics are from paper ;-)
I like it very much :)
Links:
Faux Mosaic Vase (Make a Pretty Mock Mosaic Vase)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘mosaic’
I don’t have often bigger plastic bottles but the covering with paper mache must work with shampoo bottles, too?! ;-)
Links:
Papermache Covered Plastic Containers (Flashback: Reclaimed Vase)
I really liked the idea of making a little window vase out of a recycled light bulb (for tutorials see Links below).
And I had to try it myself ;-))
On the photo you see my first attempt. I wrapped it with paper maché and have not yet formed a wire to hold it. And as I made the photo, I had no flower either ;-)
So I took one of my crocheted flowers and – voilà ;-)
Links:
Light Bulb Window Vase
I’m always fascinated of all those ideas that people have – just as of this juice rack: simply nail some beverage cartons to a plank and you get a coat rack.
Sheer lunacy ;-))
If you have a coat rack already or you find this one interesting but don’t want to have it at your home ;-), you can make a lot of other stuff from your beverage cartons: beverage carton crochet, a Marudai, a weaving loom, a coin purse or a vase.
I’m sure that in the course of time more will come ;-))
And if you’d like to have a coat rack but not especially from beverage cartons take a look at the Bookhooks (from my entry Recycle books).
Links:
Juice Rack
Bookhooks (from my entry Recycle books)
Here at unikatissima:
Beverage Carton Crochet
Links to self-made marudai in my Kumihimo entry
Cardboard Box Loom
Tetrapak Coin Purse
Woven Newspaper Vase
Recycle books
Recently I have presented the hanging vase from a Christmas ornament, of course you can put it on a table and get a Christmas ornament table decoration this way :)
Links:
Christmas Ornament Table Decoration (Decorazioni per la tavola di Natale con tutorial) (Italian)
via: 50 Best DIY Christmas Table Decorations
=> scroll down to Ornaments turn into tiny centerpieces
Here at unikatissima:
Hanging Vase from Ornament
