…compilation of tutorials
If you need a greeting card quick best make it yourself :)
I simply coloured the picture in orange: your quick greeting card for Halloween could look like this ;-)
Links:
Quick Greeting Cards (Schnelle Postkarten) (German)
English Google translation of entry
I find the construction of this easter straw frame interesting, not only on Easter, and I think it would look beautiful to present a collage in there.
There’s something you can do with the Easter straw after Easter ;-)
Links:
Easter straw flower frame
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Collage’
Aren’t these little veggie rabbits cute? :))
But I presented some more food decorations before ;-)
Links:
Veggie Rabbits (Easter crafts: carving rabbits tutorial)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘food decoration’
Ok, ok, it doesn’t look like an Easter egg on the picture, but you can surely do this with a styrofoam Easter egg, too?! ;-)
Ok, it’s still time until Easter, but one can start thinking about what to do with the eggs paletts ;-))
Links:
Side Table from Egg Cartons (Egg Stand)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Easter’
It’s not soo long until Easter anymore and one surely has to practise a little bit these eggs and nests ;-)
But they’re chic, aren’t they?
Links:
Painted Eggs in Nests (eggs and nest tutorial)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Easter’
I know that’s not Easter! ;-)
Nevertheless I liked the whole blog including the dyed eggs very much :)
Links:
Blue And Pink Eggs (~ Mad about Blues ~)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘Easter’
I find this chicken egg family really cute – and it seems that they aren’t very difficult to make.
And it’s more appropriate at Easter than a swan oder penguins ;-)
Links:
Chicken Egg Family
Here at unikatissima:
Apple Swan
Penguin Hors d’oeuvres
Ok, the title only tells half of it: it’s not only about simple crocheted Easter eggs, it’s about crocheted Wedgwood- and Fabergé Easter eggs!
(She added a tutorial on how to crochet the eggs to the Wedgwood Easter eggs).
Compare them to ‘real’ Wedgwood and the ‘real’ Fabergé Easter eggs: it’s special, isn’t it?
Happy Easter crochet ;-)
Links:
Crocheted Wedgwood Easter Egg (Wedgewood style egg, *with a pattern for the egg shape*)
Crocheted Fabergé Easter Egg (I’ve been working on these faberge style eggs, I think they are neat!)
Google image search result for ‘Wedgwood’
Google image search result for ‘Fabergé’
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Wedgwood’
English Wikipedia entry for ‘Fabergé Eggs’
German Wikipedia entry for ‘Fabergé-Eier’
