Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts

Monday, 23 October 2017

Free brick stitch pattern with tutorial


brick stitch cloud pattern

I have learned a new technique called brick stitch and wanted to share with you the steps that made sense to me when trying to understand this technique. So I made a free pattern and a youtube tutorial on how to make this cute cloud using miyuki delica beads. It measures about 2x2cm (less than 1"x1").

brick stitch cloud pattern

In the tutorial I'm using HAMA beads and contrasting yarn so it's easier for you to see what I'm doing. To get the tiny charm I'm using miyuki delica beads.

You will need:

About 1m/1yard of thread (I used fireline)
Beading needle (size 12)
Miyuki delica beads





 You can use the charm as a pendant, on paperclips, thumbtacks, earstuds, to decorate a pen and many other things. 
What would you use it for? 


For full tutorial on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOaMkl0ICms


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Tuesday, 11 April 2017

Thrift store bunny repaint using 3 chalk paint techniques

Hello again my dustbunnies.
Link to my latest youtube video:
 
 
Easter bunny repaint using chalk paint look 1
 
Today I have a very eggciting post for you just in time for easter.
 
One of the best part of thriftshopping for me is to be able to find something "ugly" or unfinished and transform it into something "new". Sometimes I'm happy with the result, sometimes it looks even worse than before, but at least the potential is there. 
I love that feeling of a diamond in the rough 
that no one else can see.
 
What is your favorite part about thriftshopping?
 
Easter bunny repaint using chalk paint look 2
 
I have made a youtube video tutorial where I show three different looks you can achieve using chalk paint. 
Which one is your favorite?
 
Easter bunny repaint using chalk paint look 3
 
Before:
Easter bunny before repaint with chalk paint


Until next time: Keep crafting! 
 
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Thursday, 2 March 2017

Beaded heartlocket tutorial


Beaded heartlocket tutorial

Hey and welcome back. 
Today I want to share with you a tutorial I made for these cute reversible hearts made from beads. 

The locket is made by making two hearts (for example I made a dark blue and turquoise one for the big pendant). Then you stack them on top of eachother and sew together on the side using smaller beads (I used some silver ones).
You can add a lock of hair or a secret message before you sew them together and no one will know it's there until the heart breaks (literally).

Beaded heartlocket tutorial



I have seen some tutorials on youtube making these, but I find them hard to follow. It's confusing sometimes which bead you're supposed to go through and from which angle.
 So I made a tutorial where I've made charts to better understand how the hearts are assembled. It's not difficult so I hope you give it a try. If you do, please let me know.  

 I have entered instructables' Valentine's contest with this tutorial. 
If you have an account there, please vote for me. 
See the tutorial here:


Beaded heartlocket tutorial step 4


You can also see the videotutorial on youtube. However, I am going to edit that video and include Dusty. 

Don't know who Dusty is?


He's my trusted sidekick and the star of my youtube channel.
Check out some videos with him on my channel:


  Until next time: keep crafting!

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Tuesday, 21 February 2017

DIY highlighter rose, petal blush and eyeshadow roses

DIY makeup flowers


Check out my latest youtube video on how to make some awesome makeup DIY. Who wouldn't want to have this on their vanity?


Link to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6rYZKGK82E&t=0s


Petal blush:
DIY makeup flowers blush

Eyeshadows:
DIY makeup flowers eyeshadows

Highlighter:
DIY makeup flowers highlighter

And as an extra bonus: behind the scenes of filming...
DIY makeup flowers behind the scenes

Until next time: Keep crafting!

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Friday, 14 October 2016

Youtube premiere!

Yesterday I started my youtube career :)

A quick video that shows how I make my metalwire jewelry.
So much I had to learn with editing and computerstuff so I'm quite proud the way it turned out, even if it's quite basic.

 Small steps, am I right? If you have any suggestions on what you would like me to film, let me know here, on facebook or on that video. Constructive criticism is also welcome. 
While you're at it, like the video and subscribe.
Enjoy!

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