I’ve seen some great projects that use the whole negative film strip but I’ve never seen a project that just uses the side edges. These are so delicate and look so cool! Pop on over to the blog The Refab … Read More ...
How to make your own mini illuminated constellation
Lighting based on nature is such a great combo. Better yet making it with a recycled jar just puts it in my to make world. Pop on over to the blog Ideas 2 Live 4 for the step by step … Read More ...
How to make recycled wood spool toys in pretty colors
Now I don’t think I need to make these toys but what I really like is how the wooden spools are different colors but the wood shows through as if they are stained. If you to like the idea of … Read More ...
How to make an adorable recycled apple jar
I love working with recycled jars. Sometimes you don’t really even need to do anything to them as they are pretty on their own. The shape or the label is cool. In this case a bit of paint and … Read More ...
Recycled plastic cups make great greenhouses for seed starting
This may sound strange but I have started taking home my plastic and paper cups when I am out at an event or meeting that provided beverages. Why you ask? Well I have started using them to mix concrete and … Read More ...
How to make pretty recycled fabric twisted twine
Isn’t this ball of recycled fiber just gorgeous! If you agree and have some old clothes of textiles you want to recycle into something pretty why not try making some rainbow twine. I bet you could use it for all … Read More ...
How to make adorable kittens in sweaters
Now kittens are cute, that’s a fact. But what makes them even cuter? Sweaters. And these little recycled cardboard kittens are beyond easy to make so I’m sure you will make tons! I know I am. It just might be … Read More ...
How to make your own paintballs and learn a little science
This definitely falls in the category of “I had no idea!” Yes you can make your own splatter-able paint balls. Better yet if you want to teach to kiddos (and adults too) a bit of science this is just such … Read More ...
Vintage scarves get a whole new life with embroidery hoops
So often vintage textiles like scarves can have a bit of damage in one place but most of the cool print is still OK. This project is perfect for those cool retro scarves that you want to rescue and enjoy. … Read More ...
How to make concrete Easter eggs
Easter is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to get creative with your egg decorating! While there are plenty of traditional ways to decorate eggs, such as dyeing them or using stickers, have you ever considered using
The nuts and bolts of printing with nuts and bolts
Have you ever thought about printing with nuts and bolts? It may sound a bit strange, but it’s actually a fascinating process that is gaining popularity in the world of 3D printing, for one thing.
In traditional 3D printing, the … Read More ...
How to drill holes in pebbles and pretty projects made with them
If you’re looking to add a touch of natural beauty to your home decor, then pebbles are a great place to start. These little stones come in all shapes and sizes, and with a little bit of creativity, you can … Read More ...
Make your own printing press with a surprising home improvement tool
Have you wanted to get into printing? I have started carving my own stamps and 3d printing images to print and now emboss with after I make this cool printing press with a surprising home improvement tool.
I also think … Read More ...
How to use a reusable adhesive to make reverse stamps
I have been trying to make “rubber stamps” with 3d printed images and they sort of work. This idea for using a temporary adhesive to make a stamp just might be the ticket to success. I can print out both … Read More ...
How to emboss book covers with 3d printed words
Book covers make a great material to emboss. They are thick and are covered with a surface that will stretch just a bit. And with 3d printing all over you can design your own words or images to emboss on … Read More ...