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k s crafty corner tutorial home craft menu tutorials recipes about me contact me showing posts with label tutorial show all posts showing posts with label tutorial show all posts saturday 28 december 2013 rag wreath tutorial before christmas is totally over i d like to share with you a few of my christmassy makes starting with a rag wreath so how to make it start with some material these can be scraps ribbon i mainly used a christmassy tea towel tartan table cloth an old pair of black trousers a wire ring or 2 3 etc attached together and some decorations cut the material to strips of about 1 by 6 then knot them to the wire ring keep going until the ring is full at this stage it ll look rather flat all you need to do is turn a few of the pieces of cloth so they stick out at odd angles finally add your decorations you can glue them on glue gun works well wire or tie them on i wired on a i believe in santa tied on a santa ornament finally add ribbon to hang it up by edit i ve been asked where how i got the wire ring i got mine from a florists though i have seen them on markets i m sure craft shops which have flower arranging items would also have them of course you might be clever enough to make your own with some thick wire some soldering at 08 05 3 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest monday 9 september 2013 easel arch card tutorial welcome welcome welcome to my stop on the end of summer uks blog hop you should have arrived here from the talented suzys blog sea glass sand if you haven t don t worry just pop over to uks here for the full list there are prizes to be won the end of summer means the start of birthdays the build up to both halloween christmas sitting in a warm house crafting away back to making cards i ve been asked how i make my easel arch cards they are far simpler than they look can be made in any size whats an easel arch card an arch card that stands up using the principal of an easel card what do you need 2 sheets of card an image topper embellishments acetate sticky stuff i use double sided tape something to cut with i use a guillotine something to help you fold i use a scoring board ruler how to make the card take a piece of card cut to the size that you want your finished card to be then cut the other piece of card to the same width as this leaving the length cut the top into a semi circle this can be with a punch plate knife a circle die half hanging off your cutting plates a circle cutter whatever works for you this time i used a friends patterned circle punch do the same to the bottom of the other piece of card now you need to complete the arch shape i do this by putting a circular die in the center of the semi circle cutting it out then using the guillotine to carefully cut from the bottom up in line with the circle so you get 2 pillars be careful not to cut all the way it should end up looking like this now you need a couple of measurements measure the length from the bottom of the arch to the bottom of the pillar like this its better to be a little bit under with this measurement than over now get your other piece of card measure 1 inch 2 5cm from the bottom of the arch put a fold straight across here then add your measurement from the 1st piece of card here make another fold add this measurement again after the fold cut across here to shorten the card i ll show you a photo in a moment bare with me take your first piece of card measure across the pillar you need to cut columns the same width as this on your second piece of card cut from the top on your second piece of card the unarched part down to the second fold on both sides of the card remembering to use your measurement to define the width of these new columns then cut along the second fold in between the columns so it looks like this add sticky to the bottom flaps of the columns from the first fold down stick the acetate onto the back of your first piece of the card then stick this onto the 2nd piece of card nice side up so the bottoms sides of the columns line up like this if you now flip it over fold it up it should look like this now you need to decorate it remembering to put 2 raised embellishments in front of the columns just over an inch from the folds so that they catch on them when its stood up on mine i used a couple of ribbon roses ta daaaa you are all done if you have any questions please feel free to ask in the comments section or click on contact me at the top right of my blog i ll be happy to answer you there are many variations you can make for all sorts of different occasions you can emboss the card for a different look remove the acetate suspend things from the arch i d love to see what you come up with so if you do have a go please send me a link so i can see it now on you go with the blog hop off to wannabe rebels blog scrapbook printables just before you disappear remember to leave me a comment as with everyone elses blog to be in with a chance of winning the prizes on uks along with your uks user name at 05 59 50 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest tuesday 8 june 2010 how to make a fabric beaded necklace i couldnt find a necklace to suit the dress i d made so i decided to use the left over fabric to cover some beads primark has some great large bead necklaces at the moment so i picked one of a similar colour to the material i wanted to use i snipped the thread near the fastening and took off all the beads the beads have lovely large holes making the whole process easier i started with the largest and cut a rectangle of material that would cover it i then glued a hem on it and trickled a trail of glue across the material then rolled the bead on it with the glue going along the centre of the bead i then snipped the edges as shown in the diagram glue the bead and then tuck the edges into the hole you can always snip them at this point if they are too long and a knitting needle or similar helps to tuck them into the hole as you can see you dont need to tuck all the edges in as long as the hole is free and the bead fairly neat repeat on both sides leave to dry to finish off the beads you can give a coat of varnish or glue to ensure no ends come free or fray finally i choose which beads i wanted to re thread and the necklace was complete at 07 00 5 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest older posts home subscribe to comments atom linkwithin search this blog blog archive 2015 8 september 1 pass the page blog hop may 3 april 1 february 3 2014 60 december 1 november 9 october 1 august 3 july 1 june 10 may 5 april 10 march 11 february 3 january 6 2013 102 december 6 october 2 september 5 august 9 july 28 june 11 may 14 april 7 march 2 january 18 2012 166 november 18 october 17 september 10 august 21 july 22 june 17 may 5 april 7 march 17 february 17 january 15 2011 156 december 16 november 7 october 11 september 10 august 9 july 24 june 14 may 9 april 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