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How to make a bouquet for mom – Step by step

A bouquet for mom: Mother’s day special handmade gift for mom.

Materials and tools:

  • Printer paper or colored paper
  • Stationery knife
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick
  • Stapler
  • Ruler
  • Pencil

Cut a square of paper 3 10×10 cm.

The stapler fastening them together at the corners.

Draw rounded corners.

Draw a spiral. The width of the spiral coil approximately 2 cm.

Draw helices on elements for cutting.

Getting cut.

Cut the spiral.

cut corners.

Get 3 equal parts.

Make rosettes.

For the leaves need to cut out a rectangle of 10h16 cm.

The folded in half along the long side.

Draw a shamrock and scrapie nesolkih paper in places where there is no pattern.

First cut leaf veins.

Then – along the contour.

Take the size 9h16 cm paper.

Displace shaped horn and glue edge.

Glue 3 flowers together.

Glue the leaves and flowers.

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Handmade lantern making tutorial

A symbol of the festive and children together to produce a fine and simple lanterns! A very beautiful handmade paper lantern Oh! Ready to the required materials, to produce this Pupils handmade lanterns!

Step 1

Prepare two colors of colored paper, and cut them into a square, large sheets of small square should have, as shown, and a large rectangular white paper

Step 2

Cut all the edges of the square into a jagged shape, as shown in the figure, note that the lace should be consistent,

Step 3

Wrap the large square and the back of the small square with each other and then roll them up as shown

Step 4

Will each roll up the roller paste fixed in a row, and then fixed in the white rectangle, up and down to leave a side

Step 5

Cut out some flowers with embossing machine or scissors, the best size of the flowers do not differ too much

Step 6

Will cut the small flowers attached to the reel in the contact point, and then paste the gold color on the edge of the upper and lower

Step 7

The crepe paper or colored paper to expand the folds, and then cut into a tassel-like, pay attention to the top of a margin

Step 8

Will cut the tassel paste in the bottom of the inside, the other cut a long strip, and then paste in the top of the inside, make lanyard

Step 9

Will be rolled up the whole step into a lantern-like, fixed, you can hang in the favorite place!

Another lantern with different color:Source

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DIY Beautiful Friendship Bracelet

Friendship bracelets are a great craft that you can take anywhere! They’re especially nice for people who have failed repeatedly at learning to knit and crochet. And as a bonus, I feel like learning how to make a friendship bracelet. And embellish your DIY friendship bracelets.

You’ll need:

  • embroidery thread
  • a safety pin or tape
  • a pair of scissors

Start by cutting several strands of embroidery thread at about 24 inches each. Make sure there are two sets of each color. Combine the threads and tie a knot, leaving at least 3 inches of slack. Tape it to a flat surface or safety pin it to a pillow. Separate the two sets, arranging the strands in a mirror-image pattern with the outside strands the same color and so on moving inwards. Start on the left side with the outermost color (shown here in red) and make a forward knot by creating a 4-shape over the 2nd color, loop it under and back through the opening. Pull up and to the right to tighten. Make the same knot twice over each color. Continue knotting over each color, towards the right, until the outermost color has carried over to the middle. This is one half of the chevron pattern. Now pick up the outermost color on the right side (show here in red) and make a backward knot, creating a reverse 4-shape over the 2nd color, loop it under and back through the opening. Pull up and to the left to tighten. Don’t forget to knot twice over each color! Continue knotting towards the left until the outermost strand reaches the middle. Tie a backwards knot with the two middle strands to connect the two halves. Did you remember to knot twice? The first chevron row is complete! Continue with the the next color, which is now the outermost strand . . . Remembering the color order is important for the first few rows but after the 3rd or 4th row, the strands will fall nicely in place. Finish it with a knot and a braid. For a striped bracelet, cut one set of colors and simply carry the outermost color all the way through to the right side. For an assymetrical chevron, mix the colors when dividing them into 2 sets. Be sure to count the number of strands so you know when to stop in the middle each time. For an embellished bracelet, take a small piece of rhinestone chain, glue it to the top of the bracelet and stitch embroidery thread between each rhinestone with an embroidery needle.Source

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DIY Decorate Friendship Bracelets

Today we’re showing you three easy ways to embellish your DIY friendship bracelets that will get sparkly and shiny metallic upgrades for Summer.

To add rhinestones, you’ll need:

  • a chevron friendship bracelet (tutorial found here)
  • 5-6” crystal rhinestone chain
  • 1 yard of embroidery floss
  • an embroidery needle
  • a pair of scissors

Thread the needle with embroidery floss and tie the end into a double knot. Push the needle through the back of bracelet. Lay the rhinestone chain along the middle of the bracelet, using the chevron pattern as a guide. Stitch the floss between the first two rhinestone links, pushing needle out the middle of the bracelet. Bring the needle back through the middle, this time further down between the second and third links. Continue stitching between the rhinestone links. After the very last stitch, tie a double knot on the backside and trim the ends. Your friendship bracelet is sparkling and finished!

To add studs, you’ll need:

  • a chevron friendship bracelet (tutorial found here)
  • 5 3/8” brass cone studs
  • a pair of small, sharp scissors
  • a screwdriver

Use a Sharpie or marker to make 5 evenly spaced marks along the middle of the friendship bracelet. From the backside, push the point of the scissors through the mark to create a hole. Push a screw through the hole. Twist the coned spike onto the screw and use a screwdriver to tighten. Repeat the steps with the rest of the spikes. Voila! Your friendship bracelet has a spiked spine.

To add chain, you’ll need:

  • a friendship bracelet (tutorial found here)
  • 5-6” of brass curb chain
  • 1 yard of embroidery floss
  • an embroidery needle
  • a pair of scissors

Thread the needle with embroidery floss. Untie one end of the friendship bracelet and re-knot it with the tail of the threaded embroidery floss. Push the needle through the outer edge of the backside of the bracelet. Lay the chain flat, against the edge of the bracelet. Thread the needle over and through the first link. Push the needle though the backside about two rows down. Depending on the width of each link, the row count may vary. Keep stitching. Make two stitches around the last link, untie the knot and re-knot with the last of the floss. Trim away any excess. Your chain trimmed friendship bracelet now has an edge – how simple was that? Stack ’em, give ’em away and you’re officially ready for summer.Source

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DIY: Hearts from waste material

Hearts from waste material

Good day, dear colleagues.

I would like to bring to your attention two craft classes on making heart from waste material to the holiday Valentine’s Day.

For work, we need:

– A sheet of cardboard;

– PVA glue;

– Brush;

– Pencil shavings;

– Heart pattern.

Progress:

Transfers the image of a heart on cardboard,

Apply glue along the edge of the small area and place the chips from pencils teeth outward, alternating by color. When the first row is laid, we proceed to gluing the second, Then the third.

Each subsequent series of slightly overlaps the previous one. So move until the entire space is filled.

Our heart is ready.

You can cut it, step back a little from the edge. Thank you for attention.

Courtesy: maam.ru

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Shivaratri Rangoli Designs

Check Out the Latest Maha Shivaratri Rangoli Designs

Here are some beautiful Maha Shivaratri rangoli designs for all the devotees of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvathi. Shivratri is a festival dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Maha Shivaratri is a Hindu festival. People often fast on the night of Shivaratri, sing hymns and praises and offer prayers to Lord Shiva. Celebrate this auspicious day by making these Shivling and God Shiva rangoli designs.

 Take a look at our divine Maha Shivaratri Rangoli Designs and pick one for the festival.

1. Lord Shiva Rangoli Designs 2. Maha Shivaratri Rangoli  Courtesy of Shamli Nibalkar

Ganpati and Shivling rangoli design. Decorate the rangoli with diyas in the evening.

3. Rangoli Designs for Shivratri 4. Shivratri Rangoli 

Courtesy of Neelam Bharti

Keep the rangoli design sweet and simple. Make a Shivling, add Lord Shiva’s snake Vasuki and his Trishul to it.

5. Rangoli Designs for Maha Shivratri 6. 3D Shivling Rangoli Designs

Courtesy of Gouri Joshi‎

Draw this 3D Shivling rangoli design for the festival. Use hues of blue and green to create this gorgeous rangoli.

7. 3D Shivling Rangoli Designs 8. Shivling Rangoli Designs

9. Kolam for Maha Shivratri Courtesy of Chinthamani

Awesome kolam design for Maha Shivaratri. The black base helps create this powerful effect.

10. Shivling Rangoli Designs 11. Shivling Simple Rangoli Designs 12. Shivratri Rangoli  13. Shivling Kolam Designs

Courtesy of Maheshwari Ramesh

Lovely intricate patterns surround this Shivling rangoli. Use yellow, red, green and orange color to make flowers and diyas.

14. Shivratri Special Rangoli  15. Maha Shivaratri Kolam Designs
16. Shivling Rangoli Designs
4. God Shiva and Ganpati Rangoli Designs

Courtesy of Minal Raut

 This is a unique rangoli design consisting of Shivling, Lord Ganpati and the symbol of OM. All three have been flawlessly infused into each other.
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A Square around mini scrapbook step by step

A Square around mini scrapbook

 

This square mini scrapbook also goes by the name of a carousel mini album or you may have seen it around as a  room mini album.

It is a cute little mini book that you can display on around your home.

Materials:

Four 12″x12″ Scrapbook card papers

 

Two 6 1/8″ chipboard or cardboard for the covers

 

Scrapbooking embellishments

 

Scissors or craft knife, pencil, adhesive – glue or double sided tape

 

two lengths of ribbon approx 12″ long

Instructions:

Step 1.

Take a sheet of the 12″x12″ card and fold it in half horizontally. Now fold it in half again, this time vertically.

Step 2.

Now take the sheet and flip it over. It should now be face down. Create two diagonal folds. Flip it back over and open the sheet out.

Stick a thin line of double sided tape along the top left side from the top corner down to the horizontal fold.

Step 3.

Fold up the bottom left corner while bringing together points A and B and stick it down on to the tape. This will form a pocket that you can stick tags into.

Step 4.

To keep the album firm, stick together the backs as shown in the picture. Run a line of double sided tape along the edges and press firmly together.

Now you have formed one signature or group of pages for your album.

Step 5

Repeat steps 1-4 for the remaining three sheets of 12×12 card..

Step 6.

Fold each set of pages flat adhere them together on top of each other with glue or  double sided tape.

Step 7.

Once all the pages are stuck together lay it down on your work surface with and mark a point down the center outer side of the assembled album. Adhere the ribbon with double sided tape. Repeat for the other side.

Step 8.

Create your covers from chipboard, embellish however you like.

Stick your covers to the album pages over the top of the ribbon ties with double sided tape or glue.