…compilation of tutorials
I have presented such a jeans pocket organizer before, but I like this jeans pocket organizer better in the layout :)
Links:
Jeans Pocket Organizer (Cute idea! Another use for old jeans – make a rug with random jean pieces sewn together. Saw it at The Christmas Tree Shop.)
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Jeans Pocket Organizer
Up until now I found plastic Christmas trees awful, but I find them cute as mini wreath ornaments :)
By the way, these are not the first wreath ornaments that I present.
Links:
Mini Wreath Ornament (IY Mini Wreath Ornament)
via: DIY Mini Wreath Ornament
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Entries containing the words ‘wreath’ and ‘ornament’
With the microwave salt dough you can make Christmas tree ornaments, gift tags, but also Valentine’s Day ornaments and Halloween decorations, e.g. matching the knitted Halloween ornaments ;-)
Links:
Microwave Salt Dough (The Quickest Ever Salt Dough Recipe)
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Entries with the tag ‘Advent’
Entries with the tag ‘gift’
Entries with the tag ‘Halloween’
Entries with the tag ‘Valentine’s Day’
Knitted Halloween Ornaments
Aren’t the cross-stitch decorated matchboxes cute?
Links:
Cross-Stitched Matchboxes (Korsstygn på tändsticksaskar – Cross-stitched matchboxes) (Swedish and English)
via: #diy
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Entries with the tag ‘Valentine’s Day’
Entries with the tag ‘Easter’
Entries with the tag ‘Advent calendar’
Entries with the tag ‘Box’
Entries with the tag ‘Advent’
Entries with the tag ‘Gift box’
How do you like the Spirograph pin?
It makes me think of ‘Zwirnsterne’ (I don’t know the English term for these) and I find that it would also make a beautiful Christmas tree ornament :)
Links:
Spirograph Brooch (Spriograph brooches / wood and thread)
=> scroll down to ‘Spriograph brooches / wood and thread’
via: Miauski a new website by Anne ten Donkelaar
via: High five…
via: amazing string brooches
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Spirograph’
German Wikipedia entry for ‘Spirograph’
Isn’t this crocheted pufferfish cute? :))
The base is obviously a crochet sphere like e.g. the crocheted Christmas Tree ball ornament ;-)
Links:
Crochet Pufferfish (Knitted fish-urchin) (Russian)
redirected from: Crochet Pufferfish
via: Crochet pufferfish–Russian website. So cute. I’d like to figure out a pattern…..
I find these little button snow men quite cute ;-)
Links:
Button Snow Man (15 Cool DIY Snowman Christmas Tree Ornaments)
This here is actually meant as picture frame Christmas tree, but I find that it would also be great as picture frame Advent calendar ;-)
You only have to put in coupons or beautiful pictures and then put on the number that can be taken away every day.
Links:
Picture Frame Advent Calendar (how to: create a frame tree)
via: Frame Tree
via: 24 christmas tree projects
Well, the knitted polymer clay heart looks great, doesn’t it?
And the best: you don’t have to know how to knit to make it ;-))
I imagine it nice as decoration for the Christmas tree.
Links:
Polymer Clay Knit (livemaster Victoria Belichenko) (Russian)
via: faux knit
I find this a very nice idea: make simple paper-cuts and from them rubbings.
With a simple Christmas tree motif you should be able to make nice and very personal Christmas cards.
Links:
Rubbings (INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC ARTS PART 1: RUBBINGS)