Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Saturday, November 24, 2012

FLOWER


Okay!! lets make a fabric flower :)
all you need is your favorite fabric,i used satin
thread
button
and patience
cut the fabric in circles,then fold it into half and press it cut it the fold the half into another half and stitch the straight edge,flip the fabric so that you see the right side then sew all the pieces together and join the first petal to the last so that it forms a circle and stitch the button at the center you can even check the pictures given below for details..


















Monday, November 12, 2012

Instant Snack container


Festive season Wall Painting



Want some cool ideas to paint your walls this Festive Season ?... let me share you a DIY easy painting...

1  1.   POP Magic:
Start by mixing plaster of Paris in water; keep the consistency thick, so that it can stick to    the wall
-with your hand, apply a thick layer of POP on one corner of the wall. Before it dries off, give texture with your “fingers”
Horizontal, Vertical, Lines, Circles, Anything you want to experiment with.
-Give texture to complete wall and let it dry.
-Apply a coat of primer and let it dry.
-Paint the wall in your desired color &get beautifully textured walls.


2. Antique Walls:
              Start by painting the wall with your desired color.
-Mix Glaze and same color paint in the ratio 4:1
-using a roller, paint a small section diagonally (left to right).Repeat the motion opposite direction (right to left).
-Let it set for 5-10 min. Wipe the textured areas with a damp sponge & create antique looking     faded walls





3. Sponge Paint:
           Paint your wall with your desired color.
-          Make sure the color is two tones lighter that the one you will choose create texture with the sponge.
-          Mix glazing liquid with the darker paint in the ration say 2:1
-          Dip the sponge lightly in water & then into the paint mix.
-          Dab the sponge on the cloth to wipe off excess paint.
-          Press the sponge onto the wall and twist it. Leave 1 inch gap and repeat it.
Variety of motion notes can be created to create different patterns on the wall.




 ENJOY THE FESTIVAL IN A DIFFERENT WAY 

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Shell Mirror-First attempt


Good day to all:)

Today lets create a simple affordable Shell mirror a beauty of beach with a personal touch

Had these shells collected on my visit to a beach..

All you need for this craft is a mirror ,shells,glue and glass paint close to water color in case you want to use it anywhere, you can even visit the glassware shop and ask them to drill hole so that you can hang it using a ribbon.

take a mirror place shells as per your choice and glue it.its a little messy job so make sure u have a news paper underneath,you don't want your floor messy do you ?

fill in the gap with tiny shells available make sure you use complete shells not broken ones, just a thought in the gaps you can even glue some fine sands.





Ignore the stains on the glass you can clean it in the end.:P




so all got to do is imagine how you want the mirror to be 
then glue it,paste it,glue it stick it

and its ready to use, this can be a perfect gift for a friend and not to forget an affordable one



Alright will clean the mess on the glass using soap water..

NJOY!!!!














































Friday, October 12, 2012

Cable Spool Library

Hello There,

Today let me share yet another DIY project that i have fallen in love with.. and i have spent only on the wheels fixed on the bottom of this Mobile Library

The instruction for making the cable spool library table is given in the following link.



Required:

Cable spool
Spray paint color of your choice
Nails
Screws
Wood Putty
wheels
* use drilling machine to drill the hole then nail it 

here i used pieces of wood to block the book from falling off when you rotate.


























ENJOY READING AND CRAFTING 

Remember-Reuse Recycle lets make the planet a better place to live in.





Saturday, October 6, 2012

Bracelet...

Requirement:
  • leather cord /here i have used sewing machine belt made of thick plastic.
  • Gum Tape
  • Anchor Thread
  • 8cms Needle
  • Buttons


 
  1. cut the cord as per your wrist measurement.
  2. cut 9 thread of 4cms each and then plait it together clubbing 3 as 1
  3. fold the plaited thread as loop for the button 
  4. with the help of needle pierce the cord at same end where loop is placed remove the needle secure it with gum tape and wrap the thread connected to needle around it,continue wrapping the thread around the cord till the other end ,make sure the cord is fully covered and there are no gaps.
5. on the other end use the button and stitch i in place where i acts as the lock to hold the bracelet around your wrist. you can also use multicolored thread for a different look... This a easier and you can make four of these for the price of one .. flashy as well as easy :) ENJOY


Wednesday, September 26, 2012

WORLD map table,with pebble top

had a old table sort of store box at home, used heavy wood glue pasted the pebbles on top of it .. which looks cute

(the only problem is cleaning the  table top :P)
 The other day i was browsing through a DIY blog and there was a revamp of a kids wardrobe using world map !!!!
i was OMG this is amazing, then i look at the store box and i find a old map book then started off snip , glue ,paste ... all the continents you like

under progress...





 Yahooooo  we are ready to hit the road  :)




Saturday, September 22, 2012

Cute nothings out of scrap....


 Hello Everyone,

i always had the craze to collect, cardboard that is placed under Christmas cakes, and cards sent by my friends, let me tell you how i used those in my craft today.

lets begin giving it a new life.

requirements:

1.old hard cardboard (any shape ,i chose circular)
2. Fabric paints ( depending on the picture you want to paint)
* i chose green, pink, blue , copper.
3.a cut outs from a greeting card or a postcard
4.bubble wrap
5.pair of scissors 
6.glue
7.Plastic food wraps.

First i calculated and placed the cut outs to check how much of space each picture and painting would require







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I placed my cut out .i.e, the cute teddy on bubble wrap sheet and cut it as same shape as the teddy

sketched the tree and garden as i had planned the teddy to be enjoying its day out in green

after painting the garden, use free style sketches and any faults can be covered by colors that you use
got a fence piece in the same card i took the cut out from
the little color thingies are the flowers in the garden



then comes the teddy 
                                                    climbing up the tree with his ladder
as the finishing touch used the tin opener as the hook for the frame and wrapped the entire frame with the 
PVC plastic food wrap as the shield against dirt and dust.
NOW YOU HAVE YOUR OWN CUTE TEDDY FRAME WHICH DOES NOT EVEN COST YOU A RUPEE