Hi everyone! In this video tutorial, I’m back with another fabric dyeing project, and its perfect for summer! A few years back I made my How to Ombré Dye a Shirt (Single Color) tutorial. Because its been one of my most popular tutorials on my channel (and I absolutely love anything ombre) I decided to make another …
Hi everyone! In this video tutorial, we’re going to talk about 5 fun ideas for rock painting! Rock painting such a great summertime activity, and I wanted to bring you these ideas while we’re still in the middle of Summer 🙂 If you are looking for rock painting ideas for beginners, you can make these …
Hi everyone! In this video you’ll learn a fun and beautiful way to dye clothes, which is very popular lately: Shibori! It’s also a great project for Summer 🙂 If you haven’t heard of it before, Shibori is a Japanese fabric dyeing technique in which fabric is folded, twisted, pressed and more – which resists …
In this week’s video tutorial, we’re making a succulent out of crepe paper! This succulent really isn’t hard to make! It makes the perfect decoration for a tabletop or desk, and with the popularity of succulents, it is a great gift idea! No water or green thumb needed 🙂 Time needed: ~45 minutesDifficulty: Easy …
In this week’s video tutorial, we’re creating diy scratchboards! Scratchboards are painted black, and then the artist can scratch their design into the board, which removes the paint to reveal the color underneath! These are really fun and easy to make, for both kids and adults. I have great memories from getting to make these …
In this video tutorial, create a mini snow cone charm out of polymer clay! These are sooo cute! Nothing says Summer like a snow cone, and now you can make a miniature one that will never melt! 🙂 Time needed: ~30 minutes Difficulty: Easy Materials: polymer clay translucent liquid sculpey gloss glaze clear microbeads …
In this video tutorial, create a kumihimo bracelet with a flower pattern, using a DIY kumihimo disk! This takes a little time to make, but once you’ve got the steps down, you’ll become much faster at it! Materials: cardboard (the thin kind from a cereal box works best) circular object to trace pencil embroidery …
