In this tutorial video I demonstrate how to make a simple block print using easy-to-get supplies and common household tools. Block printing is an easy way to make multiple copies of your designs, weather it's to hang on the wall, custom holiday greeting cards, or a concert poster... This is a great way to show off your personal style! Please remember to subscribe, rate, and comment on this video! :) For more information about my art at: My Website — e.hullquist.com Facebook — http YouTube — www.youtube.com
Video showing you how to make a ORIGAMI paper crane! It's EASY. It's FUN. It's ORIGAMI! Make sure you SUBSCRIBE to my channel! Follow us on twitter - twitter.com/ori2gami Send us e-mails if you have any questions. Please feel free to ask! I would be happy to answer any questions you have! OUR EMAIL ADRESS: ori2gami@gmail.com Don't have origami PAPER?? No worries, I will send You some for FREE!! Just contact me on: ori2gami@gmail.com Fun and creative ORIGAMI maker from US. Have fun making Origami! My channel helps You make them! Ori2Gami YouTube ©
How to make a miniature hamburger out of Polymer Clay. I am using bunch of different clay colors and brands here... but you can improvise with what YOU have :) And as for the "toasted" effect for the bread, you can use chalk or even makeup (eyeshadow, bronzer..)
This is a tutorial on how to make a felt snoopy doll. I made this snoopy doll as a Mother's day gift for my mother in law. I hope y'all like it ^ ^ Please visit www.TheHeartofJapan.com to buy custom and original crafts!!! Or MakeMeKawaii.blogspot.com for Tutorials
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Bestselling apps now free: bit.ly Mahalo crafts expert Eva Sowinski shows you how to make an easter bunny mask with rabbit ears. What You'll Need --------------------------------------------------------------------- * Mask stencil * White paper or construction paper * Black marker * Scissors * Glue gun, transparent tape or craft glue * Small, pink paper circle * Cotton balls or pom poms Step 1: The Mask --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Place your stencil onto a piece of white paper. Use your black marker to trace it.2. Cut out the tracing, cutting on the inside of the lines. Fold the mask in half to cut out the eyeholes. Unfold it and set it aside.3. Cut a long strip from the remaining part of the paper you cut the mask from. For children with smaller heads, one strip should be enough.For everyone else, cut a second strip. Add a small dot of glue (or use tape) to the end of one strip, then overlap the end of the other strip onto the glue. Make sure to let the glue dry before wearing the mask.4. To make sure your mask's headband will be the right size to fit on your head, wrap the strip around the back of your head towards the front. Both ends should almost reach your eyes. Trim any excess strip.5. Add glue to the left and right sides of the mask. Attach one end of the strip to one side of the mask using the glue. Curve the strip so that the other end reaches the glue on the other side of the mask. You have added a headband to the ...
I made recycled plastic beads from an empty water bottle. I use them as dread beads, however, with a smaller opening they can easily be used to make bracelets, decorations, and further arts and crafts. :) PICTURE LINKS: Individual - i45.tinypic.com Worn - i48.tinypic.com i46.tinypic.com
In this video Miriam Joy shows you how to do the basics of Wax Design. Taking you step by step explaining how and the correct way to do the process. Keeping in mind the key to this technique is to let the wax design tool get warm before placing the tool onto the material / surface. Miriam Joy recommends you 'always' use Crayola Brand Crayons because this brand of crayon has brighter colors and superior pigment. This technique can be used not only on gourds, but also on wood, metal, plastic, glass and some card stocks. Should you have any questions regarding this fun and easy technique please contact Miriam Joy at www.miriamjoy.com or email her at Art@miriamjoy.com Thank you, think outside of the box...and God bless!
Ever wondered how it's done? It's actually quite simpler than you'd think. "Honey Bee" by Kevin MacLeod. ISRC: US-UAN-11-00518
This is a quick, cheap way to make something to hang your necklaces and/or bracelets on. All of the supplies are from Michael's and were around 10 dollars total. I hope you guys enjoy this, if you have any questions you can comment below or message me! Watch & subscribe! FOLLOW ME- twitter.com pinterest.com INSTAGRAM- yaytabitha