For something a little different than plain old twinkle lights, try folding paper around those lights.
Click here for the full tutorial after the jump!
How to Make Origami Lights
8.23
2011
Category: tutorials
Sunday Afternoon Crafts
7.29
2011
Have you checked out the newly redesigned Kirtsy website? I love it so much.
I’m really pleased to have my ombre bag tutorial included in this amazing Sunday afternoon crafts slideshow sponsored in part, by giggle. There are such good crafts in the slideshow + each craft will only take you the afternoon.
Giggle is a great website for really good baby deals. Also, if you sign up for giggle now, you get $10 off your first purchase.
Ombre Tutorial
7.19
2011
I was on Studio 5 today talking ombre + my ombre technique. So, go whip yourself up a set of naps + get your ombre on.
Supplies Needed:
Something to ombere
Pins and a ruler
Gather your supplies
Start by getting your bag wet. You will want to drench it and then squeeze out all of the water.
Lay it flat and mark your ombre points. I usually go about 3 inches apart.
Make your dye bath.
Beginning with your first set of pins, leave your bag in the water for 30 seconds.
Pull out to the next set of pins, leave this section in for a minute, then just double your time for each section.
Rinse until the water runs clear.
Allow your bag to air dry fully and then heat set the bag by throwing it in the dryer for about a half hour. After you have heat set your bag, feel free to wash it in the washer, your dye will not run.
