Just a girl with a pair of scissors in one hand and ideas of transformation in her head. Crafting for fun, for conservation, and to spread the love.
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Crafty question? Project idea? Feel free to send me your Q's of any kind, as well as descriptions of projects that you've done & would liked featured on the blog.
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One of my favorite projects in the book [Upcycling: Create Beautiful Things with the Stuff You Already Have] is taking a dozen old leather...
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Waldorf Window Stars {How to}
Found at: http://gardenmama.typepad.com
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DIY Chalkboard Necklace | Bride Blu
So this is one of those ‘sweet’ projects I mentioned before! How cute is this. If you’re looking for...
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Solid Perfume Pocket Watch {How to}
I love solid perfumes, especially amber and lavender! :]
Found at: http://www.designsponge.com
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Soot Sprite Embroidery (by loveandasandwich)
Easy DIY terra cotta pot bird bath.
To wrap up this camping week, I will leave you with Whipup.net’s Camping tips, DIY and games. You can see all of the other camping posts from the week here.
Now go enjoy the outdoors!
Great resource of information & videos relating to DIY camping tips and tricks, proper hiking practices, and environmental considerations.
Oh my, an ingenious DIY cook kit for camping! Looks like it would easily serve one, but also very easy to make more of the kits.
Via nestfullofeggs:
reuse toilet paper tubes for seedlings
This is post 1 of 2 of Unconsumption-y garden-related ideas. Post #2 follows.
Decor inspiration…placing plants in crystal candle holders — mixing the natural with the geometrical, on Seeking the Muse.
DIY terrarium how-to video by Decor it Yourself/Threadbanger.
Take a tip from a hipster and make a tiny terrarium in a light bulb.
Incorporating DIY terrariums into the classroom (complete with instructions, resources, and a worksheet) by TryScience.org:
This activity provides students with the opportunity to discuss local ecology in comparison to regional and global ecosystems. This hands-on project introduces the concept of bioregions, ecosystems and the relationships these systems have to the local community. By building their own enclosed ecosystems (or terrariums), students will learn how ecosystems play a role in defining a design or engineering process and how to integrate this into real-world problem-solving and decision making.
Simple & stylish DIY Terrarium how-to by The Brick House.
