Here's a round up of DIY tutorials for handmade things, because looking at them is almost as satisfying as making them. If you can sew, that is. Non-crafty types might find "just looking" plenty satisfying, as attempting to reproduce them might cause hair loss and cursing. Been there. Done that.
Crocheted flowers by The Adventures of Bluegirlxo
Appliqued pillow at Fiskars
Retro apron at Sew4Home
Tea wallet by Handmade Therapy
Gathered potholder by Prudent Baby
Zipper brooches at Craft Stylish
You shouldn't curse, y'know. But you can afford to lose a little hair. ;)
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Darn! Shoot! Crap! Crud! I think most of my cursing is fit to print. A very quietly whispered sh** might sneak in there once in awhile, but only if no one is around. Don't tell.
ReplyDeleteOh, dang! I knew I'd failed you!
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Thanks so much!! Crocheted flowers are so much fun to make.
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking I may need to keep that wallet tutorial for when I finally get a sewing machine. I do not sew very straight by hand!
very nice indeed!
ReplyDeleteThose are super cute (and useful too)! Makes me want to start making things...
ReplyDeleteI think I'm in the "just looking" category at the moment. But it's good to look because later, the inspiration may turn into action! :)
ReplyDeleteLove to look and itches to make.... especially that apron! I have been staring at the tutorial all afternoon :) TFS!
ReplyDeleteI made that apron last year. It's cute!
ReplyDeleteGG, you would be proud of my kids! They cuss like I do which is much like a drunken sailor! ;)
That's not something I'd be proud of. I'll assume they have some better qualities than that to take pride in. ;)
ReplyDeleteOH THANK YOU!!!! Seriously I've been reading your blog for, well as long as I've been reading blogs so a long time and I am beyond excited that you linked up my tea wallet :) :)
ReplyDeleteYay! I love your wallet, Hilda!
ReplyDeleteLove all of these!
ReplyDeleteI'm heading on over to check out the zipper flower! Those are really cool...but most of the tutorials make them look alot easier than I actually find them to be!!
ReplyDeleteLove them all, especially the potholder! :) I really need to make some for myself!
ReplyDeleteive been looking for a few projects to try out and these may just make the cut! thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteThose are all amazing. I think I could handle the tea wallet, which is adorable! If only I were able to do that pillow, though. That is really awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat pillow looks to me very much like a rip-off of this tutorial: http://www.ryanwalshquilts.com/2011/02/kjr-pillow-and-dresden-wedges-tutorial.html
ReplyDeleteOhhh!!!they are all so cute!!! I want to try all of them!!But the pillow!!!omg the pillow is the star of all!!
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Thank you so much for sharing
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Eleni
beautiful collection of pretty things to make. thanks so much, julie
ReplyDeleteThese are so bright and fun. Love the potholder and the zipper brooch. :)
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adorable ideas!
ReplyDeletei love and appreciate your posts so much. thank you.
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Thanks for this lovely little collection of things to make. Now to find the time...
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