…compilation of tutorials
A great idea: somebody found out how beautiul plant cells look and that you actually can set them together from single stamps to stamp plant cells.
I presented the eraser stamps before and possibly you can even use the repeated pattern eraser stamps.
Links:
Stamping Plant Cells (Plant Cells Are Beautiful!)
Here at unikatissima:
Eraser Stamps
Repeated Pattern Eraser Stamp
I find these bottle cap stamps a great idea: simply glue ready bought craft foam pieces onto the bottle caps and you’re done.
Because I mostly don’t like the ready bought craft foam pieces (locomotives are e.g. not my cup of tea ;-)) I thought that I’d better cut the craft foam myself or use thin self carved eraser stamps.
But if you have to know precisely where to stamp I think that the miniature marble stamps are better than the bottle cap stamps.
Links:
Bottle Cap Stamps (Create With Kids: Make Your Own Bottle Top Stamps)
via: Make Your Own Bottle Top Stamps
Here at unikatissima:
Eraser Stamps
Miniature Marble Stamps
The tutorial is actually for mats, but I find it also really nice as fabric covered picture frames!
Links:
Fabric Covered Picture Frames (Fabric Covered Mat – How To)
via: Arts & Crafts Fair 2009
via: fabric covered cereal boxes for picture mats… genius… mats are so expensive!
Lace doilies really are versatile and I think that making lace doily cards from them is one of my most preferred ideas :)
Links:
Lace Doily Cards (DIY Lace Greeting Cards)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘doilies’
I wrote about Zentangles before, I find the Paradox Zentangles extra beautiful :)
Links:
Paradox Zentangles (PARADOX, and then some. A Tutorial)
via: Paradox tutorial and then some
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘Zentangle’
I wrote about Illusion knitting before, this here is meant as an inspiration how far you can take it :)
Looks great, doesn’t it?
Links:
Illusion Knitting Inspiration (ENIGMA by MORGRAINE EDDINGTON)
via: Enigmatic Illusion (bit too ambitious!)
Here at unikatissima:
Illusion knit
What a beautiful idea: use photos with interesting patterns as backgrounds for the pages of a journal!
I really like this card, to white the background before writing on it makes a real difference (ok, a beautiful writing makes a difference, too ;-))!
I can greatly use my self coloured tissue papers for this ;-)
Links:
Coloured Background Card (inspiration monday)
Here at unikatissima:
Self Coloured Tissue Papers
I really like this card, which was made with a white coffee filter!
Thank you, Brigitte, for this link :)
Because my coffee filters are all brown and I don’t want to extra buy bleached coffee filters, I think that I will go back to my self coloured tissue papers ;-)
Links:
Coffee Filter Card (inspiration monday)
Here at unikatissima:
Self Coloured Tissue Papers
Well, this is the last from this series of generators ;-)
You can make as beautiful although very different background patterns with the seamless background pattern design as with the background pattern generator ;-)
Links:
A FREE Seamless-Pattern-Background Design Resource
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘generator’
Background Pattern Generator