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Kel Goes Crafty: Crocheting: An apple

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Monday, 16 April 2012. I would encourage everybody wanting to learn crochet to try with amigurumi toys, it requires just basic skills and doesn't use too much yarn. To get started, you can probably find cheap acrylic yarns at your local bargain store for slightly over £1 the skein in all sorts of colours. If you want to try with the apple, I used this free pattern. It's going to be a lovely decoration for my desk at work :). 23 July 2016 at 17:33. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). PS I made this. Marth...

Kel Goes Crafty: Refashion: Two t-shirts into one

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Monday, 2 April 2012. Refashion: Two t-shirts into one. I got myself a sewing machine some months ago with the intention of learning to sew by myself. I'm still a bit fearful about potentially waisting a new piece of fabric, so I'm taking baby steps before start sewing anything from scratch. I've been however making little alterations such as transforming flare jeans into straight ones, or converting a dress into a long skirt. Before: Two short plain t-shirts. After: A bicolor proper-lenght t-shirt.

Kel Goes Crafty: Another batch of earrings

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Sunday, 13 May 2012. Another batch of earrings. The first two pairs of earrings below are the result of my last visit to the bead shop. In this occasion it's all about the colour! The colour of these beads caught my eye - pink and green are perfect colours for this spring and summer. The beads are made from glass and they look as if they were painted by hand. And a special mention to the lovely origami hamster my fiancé made :) isn't it an original stand to showcase the earrings? 29 April 2016 at 13:52.

Kel Goes Crafty: February 2012

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Monday, 27 February 2012. Button ring and earrings. Button ring and earrings. This is my first project with fabric covered buttons and surely won't be the last one! I can't think of a better way to use fabric remnants. I used the following tools and materials:. Prym Universal Button Cover Tool. 2 x 15mm metal cover buttons for the earrings. 1 x 19mm metal cover button for the ring. 2 earring posts and backs. Was the one who inspired me to give it a try. Links to this post. Tuesday, 14 February 2012.

Kel Goes Crafty: May 2012

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Sunday, 13 May 2012. Another batch of earrings. The first two pairs of earrings below are the result of my last visit to the bead shop. In this occasion it's all about the colour! The colour of these beads caught my eye - pink and green are perfect colours for this spring and summer. The beads are made from glass and they look as if they were painted by hand. And a special mention to the lovely origami hamster my fiancé made :) isn't it an original stand to showcase the earrings? Links to this post.