Showing posts with label light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label light. Show all posts

Monday, 24 February 2014

Gifts for anyday of the year No.1 Felt Fourtune Cookie....

Hi Everyone! I know it's after Valentines Day and I said I was going to show you some other little projects related to it, but instead I thought about it and decided that I wanted to show you some little cheap and easy gifts you can make to brighten someone's day, any day of the year!
Firstly, I'm going to show you how to make these Felt Fortune Cookies with customisable messages...

You will need:
Felt
Paper
Scissors
Hot glue gun
bendy wire
pens or pencils
Step 1: Cut out the felt in to circles and cut a rectangle that would fit the diameter of the circle.

Step 2: Next cut some paper strips out and write cute little messages on them
Step 3: Then measure a little bit of wire that fits the diameter of the circle and glue it on with hot glue
Step 4: Glue the rectangle piece of felt on to the piece of wire like so..
Step 5: Place the message inside and fold the circle like this (BEWARE: It can be a little tricky to get the hang of, but you'll get there in the end)
Step 6: You can either just give one for a special someone or make loads and give them to all your best friends...
Have Fun
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Monday, 16 December 2013

Tissue paper flower

Hello, in my previous Blog post I shared some ideas for wrapping Christmas presents, but today I wanted to show you how to make these really simple and easy flowers to liven up any gift...


You will need:
tissues paper
scissors
elastic band or lunch bag tie
cello tape
mini stapler

Instructions:

Start by cutting out the tissue paper in to rectangles. Try out different sizes until your happy make sure you have about 6 to 8 sheets together.
Next fold the sheets altogether as if you were making a fan. One side, fold, flip, the other side, fold, flip etc.
Then use the elastic band or lunch tie to hold the middle.
Pull one side of the tissue to the other side and staple once, like so...


Pull one or two sheets of tissue up to create a crinkled effect. Do this until you have a voluptuous tissue flower.

I hope you had a great day!
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Saturday, 7 December 2013

DIY Snowflake Nails

Hey guys, I hope your having a great day! Today I'm going to show you how to create these beautiful and easy Christmas nails:


You will need:
a light blue nail varnish
a white nail pen
a fast drying top/bottom coat


Instructions:
1. To start with paint your nails with a fast drying base coat
2. Then apply two coats of light blue polish until it becomes opaque

3. Use either a sewing pin with white nail polish on to create dots or use a nail pen
4. Then use lines to join the dots up like this:

5. To fill the rest of the nail, place dots wherever looks best, this will give the effect of snow
6. Lastly apply a top coat
7. There you have it, elegant and simple snowflake nails!

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