smallrooms:
::DIY::Luxe Snow globes::
- A jar of your choice (with a lid)
- jewellery
- Anti-rust sealant for metal pieces
- Clear-drying epoxy
- Distilled water
- Dash of glycerin
- Large silver or white glitter (smaller versions will float at the top)
Steps:
- Use clear-drying epoxy to adhere your piece to the inside of the lid.
- After the epoxy dries, fill your jar with distilled or boiled water
- Add just a dash of glycerin so the “snow” falls slowly.
- Add glitter. If you don’t like the look of glitter, you can use faux snow (find@craft stores.)
- Screw your lid on tightly„,then enjoy your snowglobe
These would make such cute necklaces! I think I wanna make some :D
threadpaperscissors:
Gold Father Necklace Tutorial
This is trendy, easy to make, and there are 5 different ways to wear it. I found it on Dana’s blog and just an fyi, the tutorial is in German. There are step-by-step photos however so you can still make it with out having to read the instructions. :D
I need to try this.
photojojo:
Lorenzo Duran cuts leaves into intricate images like this tiny forest-scape!
Leaf Cutting Art by Lorenzo Duran
photojojo:
This paper camera made by Zim & Zou should join forces with Matt Nicholson’s working paper camera to make the ULTIMATE paper camera man has ever seen!
Incredibly Detailed Paper Camera by Zim & Zou
photojojo:
These ghostly cave photographs were made with a smart and simple technique that only requires two things: a long exposure, and colored paper.
(Photo by Brice Bischoff Via Beautiful/Decay)
I want to try this!
Cheeseburgers Across America
For all of you food fanatics out there, this is a site worth visiting. Especially if you love burgers. It has about 40 different burgers from across the the United States, pictures and recipe included. My goodness, it’s burger heaven.
amedrops:
DIY: Feather Hair Extensions
Ever since I first saw these, I became completely obsessed. The feathers look so pretty and elegant in your hair!
Materials:
- Feathers - any feathers of your choice (make sure they are of good quality) - be creative! :)
- Micro beads (crimps)
- Threading tool
- Pliers
Instructions:
- Part your hair where you want the feathers to go.
- Take a small section of hair less than 1/4 in.
- Wet the strand you just selected to put through the micro bead( crimp).
- Feed your hair through the micro bead to the root of your hair. Make sure your hair is wet - this way, when you move the bead up the strand all the hair will stay in place and not come out of the bead.
- Then add the feathers one by one. They can stick out the top of the bead - that way, you know it is in all the way.
- Using pliers or your tool from a local hobby store, crimp the bead twice.Make sure you crimped it so that it lays flat on your head.
To remove: Press the opposite way (very lightly) with the pliers. Gently pull out the feathers and slide off the micro bead.
Have fun with this look!
lovehandles1:
DIY
oooh, I think I just found myself a sun glass holder :P
(via lovehandles1-deactivated2011122)
Ghetto Cinnabun Bites W/ Nutella
Follow this recipe, just slather some nutella before you add the cinnamon and sugar mixture and roll it up. Also, don’t butter the inside of the bread, just the outside. Also, you should butter up the bread crusts, sprinkle some cinnamon and sugar on top, and just pop it in the oven for 10 mins or so and you have yourself some cinnabun sticks.
