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Leave a comment NSFW @ 01:19 amJune 3rd, 2012Blue and Brown Bracelet @ 08:50 pm![]() ![]() My first attempt at making a bracelet in about 8 years. Easy to make. Supplies: Three kinds of beads. Beading wire. Crimping beads, Clasp and jump rings. Cut wire about 4 inches longer than you think you need it. Better too much than not enough. Put Scotch tape on one end... this keeps the beads from going off one end. Before you start stringing... put the beads on a cloth in the pattern you want. This makes it so much easier. String beads. Run wire through the clasp and then run wired through crimping bead. I usually thread wire back through a couple of beads (like burying the thread when you cross stitch). Crimp wire close to clasp. Trim extra wire off that end. Repeat on other end of bracelet. I added an extra jump ring to my other end because I was having a hard time getting the clasp to catch. The extra space did the trick. (no subject) @ 09:45 pmotohP pmuD @ 09:41 pm(no subject) @ 07:51 pmWhat should LJ be? @ 04:21 pm(no subject) @ 12:39 pmYour age, act it Madge @ 12:26 pm(no subject) @ 09:19 amOne of these days, I swear, I'll learn to make backup copies @ 01:37 pmA long time ago someone posted here photos and a link to a tutorial on making polymer dolls. They were two stunning Elfs. Rather dark looking. I've saved the link, but since then, my laptop dided and took all my saves with it. Now my mum got interested in making dolls herself and asked me if I new any good links and I just cant find it. I've tried checking tags and going back through the archive day by day, but I just can't find it. If any of you know what I'm talking about or know any other good links, please help! CV Cancan @ 12:14 pmJune 2nd, 2012otohP pmuD @ 11:39 pm(no subject) @ 08:01 pmI'm not at ALL used to following diagrams, and the / isn't helping me any. Does that mean double crochet OR single crochet, depending on pattern? In which case, it's not very helpful. I'm so confused. Does it just mean you have the option of picking which you'd like to do for a different look? Didn't notice the explanation at the top of the page. Heh. Now I have another question. For example, in this pattern, what do the lines with numbers next to them mean? Like, the curved lines with 2s and 3s below them. What do things circled in red mean? (no subject) @ 08:28 pm(no subject) @ 08:02 pmFirst Effort Crafting Photography June 2012 @ 04:48 pmInside the Envelope Art @ 04:45 pmCurrent Mood:
accomplishedI hosted an Inside the Envelope Swap on Tennessee Stampers Yahoo Group. The only guideline was that we had to use paper that came from a security envelope for part of the project. You know those envelope we get from the bank and credit card companies... This bird was punched from the inside of one of those. So this was a recycle swap of sorts. ![]() Tutorial.... BIRD: You will need a security envelope... I used one I'd gotten in the mail from the bank. Use Stampin Up Bird Punch to punch bird and branch out of the security envelope. Those envys have the coolest patterns. Use black ink to shade the edge of the bird and wing. Attach wing to bird with a pop dot so that the wing is raised. ATC (Artist Trading Card): Hot Pink paper cut 3.5 x 2.5. Black paper cut 3.25 x 2.25. Emboss black paper using Texture Fades Embossing Folder By Tim Holtz: Dot Matrix and the Big Shot. Circle of Words: Stamp in black Hope Will Give you Wings by Cat's Life Press on security envelope. Punch out with 1" punch. Punch 1.25 circle from pink paper. This one just has a dot for the eye. Some I did had a tiny jewel for the eye. That gave them a little more bling. TOo awesome @ 03:53 pm(no subject) @ 03:57 pmWho the hell would buy this @ 02:15 pmRandom @ 12:49 pmHappy Diamond Jubilee Beth! @ 11:44 amNautical Inspired Summer Tote (to Crochet) @ 10:55 amCurrent Mood: Summer-ey
Howdy folks :) ![]() *note* You could totally change this into an old-glory inspired tote with a (few) star applique(s)! It only took me a few days to complete so you could absolutely have it done in time for the 4th of July! This is a free pattern/tutorial for the Beginner to Intermediate crocheter and it's available on my lj if you want to give it a try! I tried my best to explain the cable detailing but feel free to drop me a line if you get confused and I'll do my best to explain! Want to make your own? Follow me ... All aboard! Porn... @ 12:42 amJune 1st, 2012Mmmm Herpetological Omelette @ 09:09 pmotohP pmuD @ 10:30 pm(no subject) @ 10:25 pm(no subject) @ 07:02 pmlooks like it belongs in the 5th Element/Total Recall, no? @ 02:29 pmRandom @ 05:13 pmhow to turn a useless thing into a useful one @ 11:42 pm(no subject) @ 11:56 am(no subject) @ 02:16 pmBaby gifts @ 02:08 pm(no subject) @ 01:46 pm(no subject) @ 11:24 am(no subject) @ 09:34 amCurrent Music: led zeppelin
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