Category: Making toys

• Fuzzy yarn sheep tutorial

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  These fuzzy yarn sheep make me smile. This is actually a child’s craft that I modified. The original project calls for clothes pin legs and chunky yarn. Here’s how I made my sheep. Cut out a cardboard sheep body. Add a face out of black card stock.  Glue on twigs for legs. I taped mine before the glue dried so they would stay in position and the sheep could stand up. Add a small amount of fiber fill. Wrap fuzzy yarn around the body like

• Aquarium handmade tutorial

  Holiday & seasonal crafts, Making toys, Recycle   |  0 Comment

  To make our octopus truly sailed in the bank, could wiggle in the water and spinning around its axis, should make a hollow base for the body. Along the way, can be attributed to babies - the air is lighter than water. Let recall that still does not sink in water: ball, inflatable circle balloon. If a blind figure of only one clay, it will lie at the bottom and the air inside will float. Rope of a certain length

• Elephant made of stencil tutorial

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  Grab a pen and parchment white ink transfer the image. Pierces like a needle in the scheme. 3. On the head draw flowers colored ink or colored Eding.Takzhe paints flowers. There is a special technique and paint for this pattern, but unfortunately I have not got around to learn this technique so long as that. 4. It turned out this way. Grab a brush and ink razukraivaem pattern on the back. 5. Make a drawing convex. 6. Take the mesh is called a diagonal grid and take a

• Filipino Christmas Stars tutorial

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  Here is our first star frame all lined up. The balsa wood strips are all equal lengths, woven together and secured at the points with small rubber bands. We made two of these. See? The ends secured with rubber bands. I had a hard time locating tiny rubber bands - so I picked up a multi-pack and wound the band several times. Next year I'll go to a beauty/hair supply store and see if I can find any. Next we secured the




• Egg Bumble Bees tutorial

  Easter's day, Making toys   |  0 Comment

  You'll need: eggs egg dye black and red permanent markers white coffee filters glue Scotch tape fishing line black chenille pipe cleaner Begin by carefully dyeing your raw eggs in yellow egg dye. The longer you leave your eggs in the dye, the more vibrant the color will be. After your eggs are the right shade of yellow, remove them from the dye pot and allow them to dry. Using a bead reamer, needle, awl, etc., carefully poke a hole in each end of the egg, so that you

• Pom Pom Pumpkins tutorial

  Hallooween's day, Making toys   |  0 Comment

  I've had this tutorial saved to feature for quite a while.  Since I didn't get it posted before Halloween, I've debated about still sharing it, and I finally concluded that pumpkins are a general fall craft and would look so cute with my Thanksgiving decor. So here are the adorable pom pom pumpkins made by Domestifluff: I first made these pom pom pumpkins last year when I did the flowers, but by the time I posted the pom pom flower tutorial I felt that

• Cupcake Wrap Easter Basket Favors tutorial

  Cutting paper, Easter's day, Making flower, Making toys, Parties   |  0 Comment

  Easter is just around the corner and I can't wait to share some fun ideas I've been seeing around the web. So many creative girls out there!! Today I thought I'd share a simple little tutorial of Easter basket favors made from the cupcake wraps and party flags from my EASTER PRINTABLES COLLECTION. How much fun are these! And so simple to make, too. Here's what you'll need: - Mini Robin's Eggs (Whoppers brand malted eggs) - Green Easter grass - Paper Nut/candy cups (find on

• Aqua gem Halloween fun tutorial

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  Aqua gem Halloween fun tutorial Add water and they start expanding!  I ended up filling about six good sized jars with two little bags. The longer they sit in water the larger they get...up to 1/2 inch in size. The best part is.. the color won't bleed.  Say....if your 3 year old knocks them over...all you have to clean up is water and a gazillion balls! :) We decided to fill our vases with scary little plastic creatures.  My boys were in heaven! They

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