Did you make friendship bracelets when you were a kid? I did. Thread bracelets are fun and quick to make and they are perfect for using your left over thread from other projects. It’s also a very summery craft, fresh and colorful, ideal if you miss touching your yarns during the hottest months of the year.
Having a cat is a humbling experience. It makes you think about your place in the world. When your cat stares at you from the sofa while you’re leaving home early in the morning to go to work, you can’t help but wonder who is the more evolved species. Who is the master here?
Well, I’ve found out that it’s best to accept things as they are and just assume that you work hard so your cat can have a better life. So, I made this t-shirt to show it to the world.
I told you some weeks ago I’ll be making something else with the gorgeous papers from the origami kit by Gründ. Well, here it is a paper bracelet super easy and fun to make.
I’ve recently had the chance to try 4 craft packs of the “Mes creations” series published in France by Gründ: the paper jewels, the coloring on velvet, the pop-up postcards and the watercolor pictures. I just want to share some thoughts with you. Continue reading
Just a quick post to share these two Disney scenes at twilight you can make with some scratch paper and patience.
Here’s something I made with the leftover yarn from the short poncho. It’s getting pretty warm in Spain by now, so maybe this post is a little bit out of season… but hey, it’s starting to get cold in the other half of the world, so… I guess it all depends on perspective 🙂 .
This year’s Christmas gift for the family was The Susie pouch by Pattydoo. Sorry it took me so long to share it with you.
I finally got to try the Katia Melody yarn and this in what my mama made me:
