Truebluemeandyou: I normlally post things like this on my kids’ blog (and did), but this would make such a cute gift for someone who is a little down, having cramps and/or sore muscles, or even just cold feet. Also, I learned from one of the DIY editors (Dizzymaiden) to reblog most of what I feature, because I only feature things I truly like. *I’d use cherry pits (can buy online) or buckwheat.
15 Ways To Tie A Scarf | The Fashion Spot
OK, so now you’ve made your new scarf, here’s 15 great ways to tie it! Numbers 3, 9 and 12 are my favourites but I think I will have a go at tying most of these. Of course, you will need different sizes for some of these, but scarves are such a great way of dressing up an outfit so why wouldn’t you want multiple!?
DIY Stringgardens
Check out the Tutorial HERE: http://www.designsponge.com/2011/04/diy-project-kokedama-string-garden.html
or just buy this one at www.stringgardens.com
photocredit - stringgardens
Two halloween’s ago my dear friend Helen asked me to make her a sandworm amigurumi to go along with her costume. The babies LOVED it and I swore I’d make it again. A little time has passed and now the babies are in need of scarves so I decided to change it up a little so that it’s more functional. The pattern is finished and is up here. My ode to Tim Burton. <3
What do you guys think?
