Kristina, Founder & Buyer, at Two Peas In A Bucket, shares her weekly product picks. See more at www.twopeasinabucket.com. This weeks video includes products from 7Gypsies, Maya Road, Hero Arts, American Crafts and more!
This is the second half of the process. I lost some of the video due to technical problems but the cutting is all there.
Use alcohol inks on Friendly Plastic to design your own custom colors of Friendly Plastic. Then turn them into a pair of earrings perfect for spring. Host Linda Peterson of Linda Peterson Designs. Visit us on our blog: friendlyplastic.blogspot.com Get your Friendly Plastic at friendlyplasticmarketplace.com and take online classes from crafTechUniversity.com
24 of these little hats available at www.amazon.com www.fitforafeast.com Here are some fun gift bag and loot bag crafts to make. Decorate your birthday gift bags or loot bags with some of these ideas. Have fun making your craft loot bags.
top-3-products.info ? ? ? LEARN THE BEST WAY TO MAKE SPA PRODUCTS Mix your lye solution first and set it aside to cool. Measure and heat your solid oils until completely melted. Measure and add the liquid oils to the melted solid oils. When both the lye and the oils are at about 100-110 degrees, slowly pour the lye solution into the oils. Stir with a stick blender, alternating short blasts with the blender and stirring. Mix the soap until it reaches a light trace. Add the fragrance oil. Mix them into the soap thoroughly. Pour the raw soap into your mold and let it sit for 12-24 hours until it has cooled off completely and is hard enough to cut. Remove it from the mold and slice into bars. Let it cure an additional 2-4 weeks. arts crafts how to make soap tutorial melt pour goat's milk etsy apple pie scent soapmaking soaps melting base dye brick handmade homemade diy craft crafty handmade homemade soap oils lye fragrance trace Soap Organics Making USDA Certified Organic videos books
top-3-products.info ? ? ? LEARN THE BEST WAY TO MAKE SPA PRODUCTS Basic Soap Making Recipes for Scent and Basic Soap Making Recipes When someone decides that they want to get started making soap, often they want to get started now. And while I'm a big proponent of understanding the qualities of soap making oils in order to create your own basic recipe, it's often times quicker and easier to use someone else's recipe to get started. So I've compiled several of my own basic recipes and some of the basic recipes from my library of classic soap making books. They're all "tried and true" very basic recipes...and are good starting places for learning the art of making your own soap.
This video demonstrates how to fold a hexagon twist. It is a technique that is often used in origami tessellations. More origami: www.happyfolding.com
We have hi-rez pics and better quality vid of this tutorial at DorkToys.com, see the blog entry here at... screamingdork.dorktoys.com
Last part [Part V] of this tutorial. Please refer to Part I for the pattern and more links. If you like my videos please subscribe, comment and rate! My Art Channel: www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Song: Frost Waltz by Kevin MacLeod Please visit his site for more great songs! Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" creativecommons.org
Part IV of this tutorial. Please refer to Part I for the pattern and more links. If you like my videos please subscribe, comment and rate! My Art Channel: www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Song: Awaiting Return by Kevin MacLeod Please visit his site for more great songs! Title Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" creativecommons.org