Guide To Make Beautiful Glowing Ice Bulb

What happen if you put a led inside of the balloon and freeze it?. The Beautiful Glowing Ice Bulb. It looks very cold yet is really easy to create. In this post i will show you how to create a Beautiful Glowing Ice Bulb of the ice with cheap cost. It cost under 10 dollars. Enjoy it!

Guide To Make Fire Balls

Do yo want to make fire balls?. Fire balls are easy to create appetizers that are perfect to get togethers, and you can enjoy them as a meal or snack when you're watching tv. The fire balls not need much effort to create and can be made in quick period of time. Like, they can often be put together on little notice, however though they seem as if it took hours to create them.

This video mabe can help you to learn to make fire balls that you can hold in your own hands. This is a simple quick tutorial with nice music. Here is a video guide to make fire balls..

Guide To Make A Felted Handbag

Do you want to make a felted handbag? follow these guide:

Felting is a traditional handcraft that is becoming more and more popular.


Felting, wich is made from wool, is very much used in decoration and crafts. It is created by washing, mixing and pressing the original fabric's fibers. It is not difficult to make once you've learnt the technique.

Learn how to make a felted handbag with this tutorial in pictures,
Felting tutorial

Guide To Make Your Own Dolls

Learn how to make your own dolls with these instructions and free pattern of how to make your own dolls..

This doll is made with fabric and wool, cotton is used for the filling, it will be easier to make it using a sewing machine, if you don't have one, you can sew it yourself (try to make little stiches for a better result). Follow the steps and print the pattern for the doll in this website.

Guide To Make Cross Stitch

Do you want to make cross stitch? Watch this video to make cross stitch, this will only takes five minutes watching this video. You can find the quick instructions and a free pattern to sew yourself. Enjoy this needlework!

Guide to Make Patchwork Pillow

Do you like or want to make patchwork? if you want to make patchwork follow this guide to make patchwork pillow. It will show you how to make a cushion with patchwork technique, combining diferent fabrics.

Patchwork usually combines fabrics with different colours, but in this case you will only need white fabrics; wild silk, muslin fabric, and some ribbons, etc.

If you enjoy sewing you will love this project, follow all the steps to make your own patchwork below:

What you need to make patchwork pillow?

1. 3 squares, every 38 x 38 cm, of textured white cotton material (the one applied here has hard woven lines and there is a really pale cream line in it).
2. 8 x 38 cm white cotton backing fabric
3. 2 pieces white cotton backing fabric, each 25 x 38 cm
4. 24 x 24 cm white wild-silk type fabric
5. 24 x 30 cm white muslin fabric
6. 24 x 30 cm white medium-weight white iron-on Vilene interfacing
7. 3 metres (12 mm wide) white looped-edge ribbon (Offray)
8. Pearly white flat sequins: Gütermann Col.1085
9. Silvery white seed beads: Gütermann Col.1016
10. 1 skein white tapisserie wool: Anchor Col. 8004
11. Small amount of bright white double knitting wool (brighter than the tapisserie wool)
12. White sewing thread
13. 35 x 35 cm cushion pad

What you do to make patchwork pillow?

1. Bend one of the squares of textured material in half diagonally. Finger push along the fold to set the crease. Open out the square and bend from corner to corner along the different diagonal. Finger push to crease. Cut on the folded diagonal lines to make four triangles. Along the longest position of every triangle turn 2 cm to the wrong position to neaten. Finger press and pin to hold. Set one triangle in every corner of the square of backing material, overlapping the triangles where they meet at the mid-point of each side of the backing square (see picture no 1). Pin around the sides of the square to hold.
2. Carefully to mistake the little square of silky material into the centerof gap formed by the triangles, gathering the borders under the neatened borders of the triangles. Pin on these neatened borders to hold the silky material in position. Cut 4 lengths of the ribbon (30 cm in length) and pin these 1.5 cm away from the turned below borders and parallel to them, gathering the ribbon ends under the material to neaten (see picture 2).



Picture 1: Overlap triangles to form a continuous pattern.


Picture 2


3. Use white sewing thread to machine straight stitch close to the turned-under edges of the corner triangles and then similarly stitch close to the edges of the strips of ribbon, to secure the ground fabrics of the design in position. If preferred, this stitching could be worked neatly by hand.
4. Print and accurately trace the leaf motif (picture 3) onto an sheet of paper, allowing enough space to reposition it, and trace it again to produce a four-leaf motif. Similarly, trace a single leaf and stalk. Cut out the paper templates that you have made. [When printed, the design should measure 11.5 cm from leaf tip to the centre of the four-leaf motif - the point where the central veins cross - if necessary enlarge or reduce to size.]
5. Position the four-leaf template on the white muslin fabric, leaving enough fabric to cut out three individual leaves, then pin in place. Adding a narrow 0.5 cm turning allowance all around the motif, cut out the four-leaf shape. Position and cut out three individual leaves, adding the allowance as before.
6. Using the paper templates, from the interfacing cut out to size (i.e. without 0.5 cm allowance) the four-leaf motif and three separate leaves. Place the interfacing glue side down onto the corresponding muslin motif. Following the manufacturer's instructions, bond the muslin and interfacing together.
7. Using very sharp-pointed scissors, snip into the corners of the turning allowance on the muslin. Carefully and neatly fold the turning to the wrong side. Using white sewing thread and tiny hand stitches that do not show through to the right side, secure the turning on the wrong side of the leaf shapes. Reserve the three single leaves to decorate the back of the cushion.
8. Place the four-leaf motif centrally on the silky square. Pin to hold and stitch in position using white sewing thread, making your stitches as small as possible around the edges of the motif.



9. Using the creamy white tapisserie wool, work a line of neat and even back stitches along the centre of each leaf and then work side lines (veins) across one half of each leaf. Similarly, using the bright white knitting wool, work the lines (veins) across the other half of each leaf. Refer to the leaf pattern to help you work the lines of back stitches, but work them freely without drawing on the white fabric.
10. Using the white sewing thread (doubled for extra strength), stitch sequins and beads in a random scattering over the silky fabric. Use a single bead to secure each sequin (see Picture 4). This completes the cushion face.


Picture 4: Attaching sequins and beads: bring the needle and thread (use doubled for strength) to the surface. Pass through the hole of a sequin, thread on a bead and then take the needle down through the sequin and fabric.



11. Take one of the remaining squares of textured fabric and one of the white backing pieces. Place the textured square on top of the backing fabric, matching up the sides and folding the excess at one end to the wrong side. Finger-press along the fold and then pin the layers of fabric together around their edges (see picture 5). Pin a length of ribbon close to the folded edge. Pin a second length parallel to the first but 7 cm away from it. Machine straight stitch in white along each edge of the two lengths of ribbon.
12. Arrange and pin the three leaf motifs along the 7 cm gap and invisibly stitch them into position. Decorate each leaf with lines of back stitching to match the four-leaf motif on the cushion front.
13. Place the remaining white textured square over the remaining white backing fabric, folding the excess textured fabric to the wrong side. Pin the layers together around their edges to hold.


Picture 5 : Fold top fabric over backing fabric and pin as shown.

To finish

1. Place the cushion front on a clean flat surface with right side uppermost.
2. Position the section of the cushion back with the leaves right side down on the cushion front, matching up the raw edges. Add the second piece of the back of the cushion so that its folded edge overlaps the other piece of the back, lining up the three raw edges with those of the cushion face (see picture 6). Pin together around the edges.
3. Working with a 1 cm seam allowance, machine straight stitch around all four sides.
4. Snip away any excess fabric across the corners and then carefully turn the cushion cover through to the right side, gently easing it into shape.
5. Place a cushion pad inside the completed cover.


Picture 6 : Make the cushion..

Suggestions

• Take the idea a step further by working the same design in black on black or any other colour.
• Keep the white theme, but alter the design.

Guide to Make Crochet Projects

Crochet projects are great crafts, and the rush at which details can be created encourages the beginner to get to grips with the several kind of different stitches, making items that are easy during the learning experience that motivation the learning process. For those that have never tried to make crochet before, there are requirements that are needed to help to perform that first project, wool, and crochet hook.

Here are some tips and guide to make crochet project, you can make a lovely crochet bag for your cell phone using flowers knitted with crcochet in different colours.

Below are the pattern for the flowers if you want to make one, too. (I recommend six flowers, not nine.)



Step 1: (right side) ch5 ( this equals 1 dc plus ch2), (dc in ring, ch 2)5x, j with slst to first dc: 6 ch2 sp

Step 2: sl st in first ch 2 sp, ch1, work ( sc, hdc,5dc, hdc,sc) in same sp and in each sp around; j with sl st to first sc. ( 6 petals)

Step 3: ch1, sc in same st, ch3, keep chain 3 behind the petals, ( sci n first sc on nt petal, ch3) around; j with sl st to first sc ( 6 ch 3 spaces)

Step 4: Sl st in first ch3 sp, ch 1, make ( sc, hdc, 7dc, hdc, sc ) in same sp and in each space around;j with sl st to first sc; (6 petals)

Step 5: Ch1, sc in same st, ch 5, keep chain 5 behind petals, ( sc in first sc in nt petal, ch5) around, j with sl st to first sc. ( 6 loops

Step 6: Sl St in fist lp, ch 1, ( sc in same lp, ch 5)2x, (sc in nt lp, ch 5)2x,(sc,ch5) 2x in nt lp, (sc in nt lp,ch5)2x; j with sl st to first sc. ( 8 loops)

Step 7: Sl st in first loop, ch3 ( counts as 1st dc) (dc,ch3,2dc)(shell) in same lp, ch3, (sc,ch3)2x in nt loop,(picot) * (2dc, ch3)2x (shell)in nt lp, (sc, ch3)2x in nt lp; repeat from * 2x more; j with sl st to first dc, finish off threads.

Other flowers are done the same except on the last row shells are (2dc,ch1 sl shell on other flower, ch1 2dc) and picots that join other picots are (first flower)sc ch1 sc (second flower) ch1 sc in same space on first flower.

I used Romanian lace cord for the cord to hold the cozy. The cord was stitched to the top of the cozy between two flowers and into the middle picot of the opposite flower. If you have questions, please ask.

I forgot to say it is a size 6 or 7 hook you use, whichever you prefer, and you can use knit cro sheen or size 10 bedspread weight thread.

Guide to Knit With Crochet

Follow the guidelines to knit with crochet, it is fun and easy. This video tutorial shows how to make a circle with crochet. Get some wool and crochet needles and follow the instructions of the video to start making crochet.

Guide to Make a Bracelet With Felt

Felting s an original technique for making crafts and is becoming quite popular among knitting lovers since this is a different way to use wool that allows you to create jewelry and all kinds of colourful objects. In this project they use felt to make a bracelet.

Here is the guide to make a bracelet with felt, with pictures of every step and instructions.

Felted Bracelet tutorial

Guide to Make a Pincushion with Felt

It is easy to make crafts with felted wool. Here is a guide to make a pincushion with felt. This guide showing you how to make a lovely pinchusion.

The felt pincushion is made using a bottlecap, a very original and easy way to make crafts.

Use pearl cotton or the cheaper "craft thread" you can find it next to the embroidery floss, and also can buy 24 or 36 skein bags of many colors for like $4-5 at michaels, which is cheaper than the $1.35 a (bigger) skein costs otherwise.

You can decorate with trim or beads (I don't because i rather like them more grippable), but wouldn't use beads on top, the pins might catch on them. What good is a pincushion if you can't put a pin in it?

Overall these take 30 min or less to make, time well spent and as much as hate to say it, cute as a button!

Complete Tutorial here

Guide To Make Halloween Costume

Here is a video tutorial explaining how to make Halloween costume by your own. Dress up as a witch or as a warlocks with this easy to make costume.

Guide To Make Halloween Devil Horns

Spice up your Halloween costume with this devil horns that you can make yourself. Learn how to make these easy horns with the video tutorial bellow.

Follow the guide to make halloween devil horns in the video below:

Guide To Decorate Christmas Centerpiece

Here are the guide to decorate Christmas Centerpiece by your own. You can learn to decorate your home for the Christmas season making yourself beautiful ornaments and decorations.

Guide To Make Paper Christmas Star

Do you want to make paper chrismast star? of course you can!. You can learn to make your own paper christmas star by following the video tutoral below.

With a bit of imagination and some instructions you can make your own Christmas decorations and even make yourself Christmas gifts. Start preparing an original star for your Christmas tree. In this video you will learn how to make a beautiful paper star to decorate your home.

Tips To Decorate Packages With The Ribbon

Tips To Decorate The Packages With The Ribbon

Here is another idea for wrapping your gifts, you can decorate your packages with ribbon with the technique explained in the video, rather than placing the ribbon in the center of the package you can put it around the corners in a more original manner.

How To Make Christmas Paper Lamp?

A new christmast craft for you. Making your own chrismast lamp is easy and can be a funny craft to do on a winter evening, you can make this craft with kids too.

To prepare your Christmas paper lamp you will need some card paper, white as in the example or any other colour you choose. You will also need some transparent paper and a low glass to hold your candle safely.

Start by printing this pattern in your card paper, then cut the pattern. Now you must cover the star with the transparent paper (use a bit of glue or tape) and finally fold the pattern to create your paper lamp.

How To Make Paper Snowflake?

Here a new chrismast craft for you make this huge paper snowflake and hang it from it will look fabulous hanging from the ceiling of room. This paper snowflake is easy to make, you will only need large piece of paper (better if it is colour or glitter paper), a pair of scissors, a stapler and some Scothch tape. Follow the steps explained in this website to make this snowflake.

Guide To Make Christmas Bows

Here are guide to make christmast bow. It's a funny huge bow to make for your Christmas gifts. To make this bow you will only need some ribbon (either fabric or simply plastic ribbon) in two different colours and a pair of scissors. This is really easy to make and the ribbon is beautiful.

Tips For Christmas Decorations

Tips To Christmas Decorations

Here are some tips for Christmas decorations, this is a tutorial showing how to make small paper bags to hang from your Christmas tree or even to use as gift bags. Follow the steps explained in the video and start your Christmas crafts now!

Guide To Wrap Christmas Gift

Here are some guide to wrap Christmas gift. This is a tutorial for making a big bow to decorate your gifts.