How to make Boho Bottle Cap Mirror

Use recycled bottle caps and floral marbles (from the 99c store) to make a funky boho mirror! I used clear glass marbles, but colors would be wonderful, too. Required Material:

  • Americana Decor Metallics in Antique Brass
  • Glass Floral Marbles
  • Round or oval wood base
  • E-6000 Glue
  • Bottle Caps
  • Mirror

Here’s How:

1. & 2. Paint the wood oval with the Americana Decor Metallics and let dry

3. Center the mirror and figure out your bottle cap design

4. Glue them on the wood base with E-6000 and let dry

5. Paint the bottle caps with more Americana Decor Metallics

 

6. & 7. Glue the glass chips inside of the bottle caps

8. Once the bottle caps are filled with glass chips, glue the mirror in the center

*Hot glue ribbon to the back for an easy way to hang your masterpiece

DIY Beautiful Beaded Curtain

In this project, you’ll learn how to make a beaded curtain for home! This simple yet sparkling beads curtain design has just added splash of colors to your room and it’s really easy-to-do! Required Material:

  • Transparent Acrylic Beads
  • Round Colorful Acrylic Beads
  • Gengon Wood Beads
  • Owl Pendant Cabochon Setting
  • Acrylic Rhinestone Bead (not shown)
  • Metallic Cord
  • Scissors
  • Lace Trim (optional)
  • Double Faced Adhesive Tape (optional)
  • Mark Pen (optional)

Make the Central Owl Pendant Bunch:

1st, cut a 34cm piece of cord;

2nd, attach the owl pendant to 1/3 location of cord by using a Lark’s Head Knot;

3rd, loop the cord by tying an Overhand Knot;

4th, tie another 3 Overhand Knots about 2cm away from the owl pendant. Then, string one largest (24cm) blue acrylic bead;

5th, tie the same Overhand Knots 2cm away the blue pendant and then string one smaller (20cm) bead;

6th, glue the selected rhinestone bead into the owl pendant cabochon setting. Now, you’ve finished the central bunch.

Make the Rest Beads Bunches in Varying Lengths:

1st, cut a 68cm piece of cord;

2nd, string one purple and one black on two ends of cord. Secure by tying two Overhand Knots;

3rd, tie 3 Overhand Knots to secure the large-sized flower bead upon the two small-sized ones;

4th, in the following work, you’ll just need to repeat tying Overhand Knots to stop right beads in proper place. In my beads curtain design, I made five couples of beaded bunches extra and the lengths of needed cords are: 68cm, 76cm, 84cm, 92cm and 100cm.

Hang Them on the Door:

1st, find the center of door and then stick the owl pendant bunch;

2nd, divide both sides into 5 equal parts and then attach the rest bunches by using double faceted adhesive tape; 3rd, cover the other face of tape with a lace trim.

courtesy: instructables

DIY Milk Carton Desk Organizer

Make a Desk Organizer From a Milk Carton:

This post is about an old idea … But, good ideas deserve to be replicated always!
I myself had done some things with a box of milk a few years ago. And I showed you here. a little house I made to camouflage an outlet …
I needed to arrange my pliers, hot glue, stiletto … So I used the boxes and rolls of paper towel to create a very personalized trunk door.
I love recycling! And this is a very versatile option with infinite possibilities.
You can do it with one box or several. The height of the rollers you also choose according to your need.

Required Material:
  • 2 rolls of paper towel,
  • 2 milk cartons,
  • white glue,
  • hot glue,
  • ruler,
  • pencil,
  • thicker paper to wrap the boxes and finish the edges,
  • thick cardboard to make the base,
  • crepe tape,
  • fabric,
  • decorative ribbons.

Cut the boxes with the desired angulation and tape them together.
Also, cut the rollers at any time.

To line the boxes, cut out the thicker paper ( a type of notebook cover), leaving 1.5 cm left over in height. Make all the folds and creases.
Put white glue on the paper and wrap it with fabric. Then line the boxes.

In the inner part of the boxes is only to pass glue and to cover with cut fabric in the measure.
Do this before you wrap it out!

To cover the rollers, cut a piece of fabric 7 cm larger than the roll. Leave about 2 cm on one side and 5 cm on the other. Mark with pen on fabric.
Cut the fabric 2 by 2 cm until marking, as in figure 1.
Pass glue on the rollers, even inside.
Line the rollers and then fold the excess fabric inwards, as in figure 5.
This makes the fabric not wrinkled and the finish looks more beautiful.

Cover with fabric, a very thick piece of cardboard to make the base where the boxes and rollers will be glued.

In the part that divides the boxes, line a piece of paper and glue to finish. If you want, you can make an extra partition, like the one I did!
Glue all the pieces with hot glue to the base.

Then, just decorate with ribbons, lace …

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courtesy: lardecoramado

How to make marigold flower with crepe paper

How to make marigold flower with crepe paper

Marigolds are one of the most popular flowers used in weddings and other celebrations. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a beautiful marigold bouquet using crepe paper. Crepe paper is a type of paper that is often used for making crafts. It is a thin paper that is easy to fold and has a slightly crinkled texture. Crepe paper is available in a wide range of colors, so it is a good choice for many different projects.

About Marigold flower

The marigold flower is a beautiful flower that is often used in decorative displays. The flower is native to North America and is a member of the Asteraceae family. The marigold flower is available in a variety of colors, including yellow, orange, and red. The flower has a long history of use in traditional medicine and is thought to have a variety of health benefits.

Beautiful marigold flower with crepe paper

The Marigold flower is often associated with the crepe paper. This is because the Marigold flower is often used as a decoration for crepe paper. The Marigold flower is also used in other decorations, such as in bouquets. To make a marigold flower out of paper, you will need a sheet of orange construction paper, a sheet of yellow construction paper, a stapler, scissors, and a green pipe cleaner. First, cut the orange paper into a 6-inch by 6-inch square. Next, cut the yellow paper into a 6-inch by 6-inch square. Fold the orange paper in half, and then in half again. Next, do the same with the yellow paper. Staple the two folded pieces of paper together at the center. Once stapled, cut each side of the orange paper into a triangle, stopping about an inch from the center. Unfold the paper, and then refold it so the triangles are pointing inwards. Once again, staple the two pieces of paper together at the center. Next, cut the yellow paper into eight strips, each about an inch wide. Take four of the strips and staple them together at the center to create a cross. Repeat this step with the remaining four strips of yellow paper. Attach the yellow cross to the center of the orange flower. Finally, twist the green pipe cleaner around the center of the flower to create the stem. Courtesy- Sreeja K Achyuthan

FAQs

What flower looks like crepe paper?

The flower that looks like crepe paper is the poppy. The poppy is a beautiful flower that is often used in bouquets and other arrangements. The poppy has a delicate appearance and its petals are thin and fragile.

How long do crepe paper flowers last?

Crepe paper flowers are a beautiful and unique decoration for any event. They are also relatively easy to make. But how long do they last? Assuming they are made correctly and stored properly, crepe paper flowers can last quite a long time. They won’t wilt like real flowers, so you don’t have to worry about them drooping. However, the colors may fade over time if they are exposed to sunlight. Overall, crepe paper flowers are a great option if you’re looking for something that will last. Just be sure to keep them out of direct sunlight, and they should retain their beauty for many months.

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DIY Paper Hand Fan Making Easy Tutorial

Beautiful idea of ​​creating paper hand fan with simple task of materials in order to access to all.

Required Material:

  • 2 sheets of paper
  • scissors
  • glue
  • markers

Steps:

A sheet folded in half vertically.

Cut along the fold line.

Both halves of the sheet are formed identically. Fold them in half …

More time in half …

Again half …

And the last time in half.

Expand …

And glue them by putting one on the other, to the fold line.

Razrisuy striped patterns, or any pattern on both sides.

Plant pattern & more …

Fold the strip of accordion in the planned folds.

The lower edge of the accordion glue, applying glue droplets in every crease.

From another paper sheet cut strip (about 2 cm) vertically.

Fold the remaining sheet in half … And cut it. Of the half of the sheet to make the fan holder. Fold edge, approximately 1 cm, and keep it folded, wrapping a strip to the end.

Glue the edge of the holder so that the paper does not unwind.

Fold the paper and mate.

Smear glue the cut edge of the strips of paper …

Wrap a strip of the base of the fan …

And seal the edge.

Spread the adhesive side of the fan …

And stick holder, without going to the bottom.

Veer ready.

Hope you like this tutorial.

Source: stranamasterov

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DIY Rainy Day Activity Sticks – Step by step

I ran across some super cute color-coded chore sticks from Embellish. Loved the idea

Supplies:

  • White tin jar
  • Scrapbook paper
  • Wooden craft sticks
  • Spray adhesive
  • Elmer’s glue
  • Embellishments (I used Puffies)
  • Hot glue gun
  • Ribbon
  • Alphabet stickers
  • Print out of 30+ activities

So here’s the step by step instructions…

First thing I did was spray 10 wooden craft sticks to three different colors of paper (30 sticks total) using spray adhesive.

While that was drying I started work on the tin jar. I added some ribbon to the top and bottom using my hot glue gun.

Then I used some scrap paper and the alphabet stickers to label my jar with “Rainy Daze” and added a little embellishment with a Puffie.

Now it’s time to finish the activity sticks that were set aside for drying. I used an exacto knife to trim out the straight sides and a pair of small scissors to cut the rounded edges.

I then created a Word doc of 30 activities and printed it out in a cute font. I trimmed them out and used Elmer’s glue to adhere them to the ends of the activity sticks.

Here are all of the completed activity sticks!

Pretty cute, huh? Yeah, I’m figuring we’ll use these a lot more than just rainy days. When it’s over 100 degrees here, it’s hard to do anything outside! These will work great for winter time activities as well!

Total costs: $14 at Michael’s for the craft sticks, stickers, tin jar and scrapbook paper. I already had the ribbon, but did have to repurchase some spray adhesive since I was out! That cost me another $6. Oh well, I have plenty left for future projects!
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Also, here is a list of the 30 activities I used!
  • Playdoh
  • Barbies
  • Candyland
  • Chutes & Ladders
  • Glue & Tape
  • Paper Dolls
  • Baby Dolls
  • Watercolors
  • Crayons
  • Paper Bag Puppets
  • Sock Puppets
  • Paint Rocks
  • Build a Fort
  • Watch a Movie
  • Play the Piano
  • Tea Party
  • Dance
  • Play Restaurant
  • Treasure Hunt
  • Bake Something
  • Manicure/Pedicure
  • Look at Photo Albums
  • Dress Up
  • Read Nursery Rhymes
  • Indoor Picnic
  • Play Charades
  • Play School
  • Finger Painting
  • Make Paper Hats
  • Make Ornaments

Source: howtonestforless

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How to Make Cardboard Mega Organizer

Beautiful Cardboard Mega Organizer: Take a piece of cardboard, a little more than A4. I took this size. A little longer and a little below … do these 2 items. Then, on the one part indent 4 cm below the upper edge. Was handy plastic container cap. I placed it exactly in the center, through which we measured out)
Cut … Here is the neckline we’ve got) This two together. Do marginalia … Result. Glued it all together, and got a crate). Without a bottom … Top view. Exactly like …Makes the second work piece. The process is the same. The same cap) Do these two parts. Try on … This marginalia. Glued. Delicious … everything sticks together Moment “Crystal”. You can make between compartments stenochku one … But I liked it so much anymore. Plastered napkins or paper towels, as in my case. I stayed pasted paper towels tube (I always do for the future).I stayed pasted paper towels tube (I always do for the future). Looking ahead a bit … do such departments-pockets made of cardboard. Again, try on … Now themselves pockets. Cut 2 strips of … By hand, I draw an arc on which cut too much. Forgot to mention that divided the strip into two parts. Bottom 3cm, 2.5cm top. Like this …. Burst … These are the arcs we get … Try on … Making a second pair of pockets … The process is the same …Try on … Pockets remove. I missed the photo as papered them. They are dried))) I did not have a large piece of cardboard, and I decided to make it out of pieces. Who has a large sheet, it will be easier. Many things can be missed. Puts the already dried pockets to our subject) I like it) Since I have a small piece of cardboard, obvozhu only with the first pockets. Hard to see, but I think it is clear. Like this … Cut and paste at the time of “Crystal”. Since the whole structure is placed on a bad photo, will be showing one side. Try on the pocket … Take a piece of cardboard More … placed under the structure, and try on the second pocket … encircles the second pocket, and cut. Do not forget to do likewise second side) Remove pockets … As you may have noticed, there is no photo with a sketch … But I think everything is clear) Here is a detail should get. Smear glue under the tube and cut, which we will stick to the first part.Glue and fix for reliability masking tape … Now it’s pockets) We glue them … That’s what we’ve got. Now paste napkins bottom, inside and out. The rest is in the process … to finish, lay out photo description … While decorating a matter of taste. You can just paint. And you can issue to the technology, which is the soul. Who, in that much

How to make vase from plastic bottle

Beautiful vase from waste material

Required Material:
1. Plastic container;
2. Corrugated cardboard;
3. Hot-melt adhesive;
4. PVA glue;
5. Napkins;
6. Acrylic paint and varnish.
Step 1.
Take a plastic bottle of detergent and a cut off the top part.

Step 2.
Draw a flower pattern and cut it. We transfer the pattern on the pattern on the corrugated cardboard.

Step 3.
Cut out of cardboard and pasted our flower hot glue on our future vase.

Step 4.
Tear to pieces napkins. PVA diluted 1: 1 with water. Mash napkin begin their glue on a vase.

So you should get.

Step 5.
Once the wipes to dry well, cover the bowl with black acrylic paint.

Step 6.
As the black paint is dry, retouch brush semi-violet paint.

Step 7.
Coloring flowers.

Step 8.
After drying, cover the bowl with acrylic lacquer.

That’s all there ready to bowl!