Craft That Shit

scissorsandthread:

Batik Wall Hanging | Kelli Murray

I remember trying batik in high school and just loving it. It’s a beautiful art form and almost magic when you take off the wax and reveal the pattern. As you can see you can do whatever design you want, or do a Google search to have a look at the more traditional styles.

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nudiemuse:

gothhipster:

undertakertalbot:

Mad scientist laboratory in a miniature coffin.

Amazing craft idea!

That is so cool.

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sigfodr:

It’s.. it’s smaller on the outside. x

Someday…

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downlo:

dizzymaiden:

I am having a Holiday party and using this idea! Once the party is over you can just blow out the candle!

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Balloon Ice Sculpture and Lanterns Tutorial from willowday. We’re now getting a blast of cold air after Hurricane Sandy so I love these! For ice glasses and candles go here.

This is really cool.

iamnahald:

No, you’re not mistaken - I have indeed made a Monty Python Ministry of Silly Walks clock!   I was inspired by this wristwatch, but that was a bit too expensive for me to buy and too difficult for me to make myself.

So instead I made this on a 20x20 cm canvas, onto which I decoupaged the clock’s face (the numbers and John Cleese’s upper body :P). For the clock’s hands I cut out suitable legs from this image and did a bit of photoshopping to improve the image quality. I then used a harder kind of plastic folder, onto which I decoupaged and afterwards cut out the legs. These I glued onto regular clock hands which I had bought (and later cut off so only the attachment at the top remained for adding the legs to the clockwork). I made a hole in the middle of the canvas, put in a clockwork, attached the hands — aaand done!
 

Things I bought:
Canvas
Clockwork and hands
Decoupage glue and brush (and any other stuff needed for decoupage)

Things I printed:
Clock face with numbers and upper body
Legs for clock hands

Other things I ended up needing:
Plastic folder
Black marker (for hiding white edges)
Awl
Razor blade
Wire cutters
Small brush for touch-ups 

prettylittlepieces:

Pumpkin Carving with Linoleum Carving Tools

brewskers:

pfffft i know how im decorating my pumpkins this year.

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Clothespins Bats via(marthastewart)

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muirinn:

elisaonparade:

Hey, remember that time Matt Smith made a TARDIS bird feeder?

BLUE PEETUHHHHHHHHHH

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lolololori:

Cloud Lights - First, you need some cotton batting, a paper lantern, and three flameless candles, the type that Glade sells. Pull at the cotton batting until it looks fluffy, light, and cloud-like. Then, hot glue it to the outside of the paper lantern in various places. Make sure it´s fluffed to your liking, then light the lights and stick them inside. Hang the lantern wherever you´d like.

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lilith-laquim:

createthislookforless:

I know this isn’t beauty related but its super cool!  Mix Elmer’s glue with food coloring to paint onto anything glass to create a seaglass effect when dry.

Found on pinterest.

SO cool.

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blandslam:

You can make these flower lights by modifying this tutorial—I just staggered two rows of petals (5 per row), left out the center part, and pushed lightbulbs through. 

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truebluemeandyou:

DIY Fabric Covered Cork Jewelry Display Tutorial. This is such a sweet and easy DIY Tutorial from The Eckenrode’s here.

damnthatswhack:

I would say that I should make one of these but I just know I never would and mine would never be as cool.

[the-awesomer

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gomakeityouself:

MAKE A TARDIS!!

This tutorials comes with everything even templates. Make your own tardis and with time being all wibbley wobbley maybe a doctor might appear inside!

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-TARDIS-model/?ALLSTEPS