This watermelon hat matches greatly the many things with watermelons, that I have already presented :)
Links:
Watermelon Hat (DIY Watermelon Floppy Hat)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘watermelon’
Search Results for: watermelon
Watermelon Shark
Watermelon Vase
Such a simple and wonderful idea: the watermelon vase! :)
Links:
Watermelon Vase (DIY Floral Watermelon Vase)
via: DIY Floral Watermelon Vase
Little Watermelon Bags
Aren’t the little watermelon bags cute!
Great for instance as summerly gift wrapping :)
Links:
Little Watermelon Bags (Mini Watermelon Bags)
via: Mini Peony Painted Bag
via: Mini Peony Painted Bag
Watermelon Carving
I’ve presented the Baby Melon before, as this watermelon carved swimmer shows you can make much more with watermelon carving.
The swimmer is only one of 75 presented carved watermelons, look also at the others, they’re really amazing! :)
Links:
Watermelon Carving (75 Awesome Watermelon Carvings – 6.)
via: Watermelon carving
Unfortunately I didn’t find out where the picture on top comes from, if you know it please tell me :)
Here at unikatissima:
Baby Melon
Watermelon Cake
It’s still hot where you are? Then try the watermelon cake!
By the way, I find it also beautiful ;-)
Links:
watermelon cake
Jelly Melon
Again something interesting with melon: the jelly melon.
In the tutorial it is made with Vodka, but I think that it is also a fun and yummy idea without alcohol :)
Links:
Jelly Melon (Here’s How To Make XXL Watermelon Jell-O Shots)
via: Best DIY Party Food Ideas – 40. Watermelon Jello Shots
via: Best DIY Party Food Ideas
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘melon’
Recycled Yarns
I really like to crochet (ok, to knit also, but not soo much ;-)).
Anyhow, the yarns are quite expensive.
Therefore I was thrilled when I found the article ‘Recycling yarn / Unravelling thrift store sweaters’. In addition I found a tutorial on how to unravel a sweater.
Equipped with this new know-how I am anxious for the next thrift store visit ;-))
And then I will see to it to get some Kool-Aid or other food colouring to dye my newly achieved yarns myself as taught (amongst others) by knitty.com.
And if it works well, I will give self-made self-striping yarn a try (found via ‘Watermelon Socks’).
This will be better than my previously mentioned coloured yarns. And I think as much fun as the other recycled yarn made from plastic bags.
I’m curious about when I will find the time (and the place! ;-)) to do all this, but it is fixed on my to-do and to-try lists ;-)
Links:
Recycling yarn / Unravelling thrift store sweaters
Tutorial on how to unravel a sweater
Dying wool with food colouring
(For other tutorials google for ‘dye kool-aid’)
Self-made self-striping yarn
(via ‘Watermelon Socks’)
unikatissima’s entries:
Coloured yarns
Recycled yarn made from plastic bags