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Boutique-style Jeans in mere minutes!
June 18, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
You are going to use lace a Color Artz Air Compressor and Paint Pouches to create boutique-style jean shorts. For tone on tone jeans use two shades of the same color! Wearable right away because you don’t have to heat set the fabric. Did you enjoy this craft technique? I would love it if you… [Continue Reading]
Color Scrunched T-shirt
June 15, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
This shirt might look like tie-dye, but it’s not! It is so fun, true to color and super simple (of course) to make! Here is another technique to use with the ColorArtz Air Brush. (One can of propellant will do about 5 Ts.) Scrunch up a simple white t-shirt and craft your work of art!… [Continue Reading]
DIY Styrofoam Stamps for Children to Craft
June 11, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
Supplies · Clean styrofoam meat trays-preferably white, its easier to see the design · pencil · design idea in mind · scissors · acrylic paint · cards to stamp on · sponge brush · paper plate for paint Instructions 1. Look at the bottom of the styrofoam and cut out a piece that is smooth. You may want to cut 2 so you can… [Continue Reading]
Make Paper Bag Piñatas with the Kids
June 8, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
When you are grocery shopping this week, bring the food home in paper bags. You and your kids can craft these colorful piñatas during the week and you will be ready for fun on the weekend, for a party or anytime a bunch of kids gather. Completion Time: about an hour Craft Supplies: Large paper bag Spray… [Continue Reading]
Father’s Day Accordion Frame Craft Project
June 6, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
Craft Supplies Needed · Accordion Book from your favorite craft store · Paper & stickers. I added Dad, Sports, family & Adventure stickers to scrapbook paper I had on hand. · Permanent adhesive roller (Xyron) · Pre cut scrapbook paper border · Photos · Paper cutter Project Instructions First decide what photos you want to use. Lay… [Continue Reading]
Father’s Day Plaque with Clay
June 4, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
A gift of heart made with little hands for Dad, Pops, Popa, Pa, Father, Grandpa… You need look no further for the clay recipes. Baked Clay Materials Needed: 2 Cups Flour 1 Cup Salt 2 Tbsp Vegetable Oil 3/4 – 1 Cup Water Instructions: Mix together flour and salt. Add the oil and then slowly… [Continue Reading]
Water Sponge Bomb and Foamerator
June 1, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
Watch for the surprise at the end of this video. All you will need the following to make these 2 super simple, kid friendly, outdoor / pool appropriate water crafts are: an old washcloth, scissors, plastic water bottle, a bit of dish soap and water in a dish, 4 sponges (from the dollar store) and,… [Continue Reading]
Glass Bottles Repurposed
May 30, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
Glass Bottles Repurposed Level: Super Simple Designed by: Terri O Before you throw that glass bottle away take a real good look at it. There may be potential for another use! I decorated mine with paper and buttons to make these really cute centerpieces. All you need is a little inspiration. Here are some of… [Continue Reading]
Card Table Table Cloth and Napkin Set
May 28, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
Level: Easy & Beginner Designed by: Terri O and Design Team Craft Supplies: Sewing machine 2 yards fabric 2 yards co-coordinating fabric Fusible webbing or heat & bond Scissors Iron and ironing board Project Instructions: 1. With one yard of each fabric lay them face to face and pin. Cut off any excess or uneven… [Continue Reading]

Flowery headbands you can make
May 27, 2013 By Carol Leave a Comment
http://www.abc15.com/dpp/lifestyle/sonoran_living/terri-o-crafts-do-it-yourself-spring-accessories Supplies: hair clips glue gun or E-6000 silk or paper flowers beads or jewelry parts headbands ribbon jewelry pendants rhinestones paper acrylic paint shoe laces Instructions for shoe laces: I used the end of a brush to make the dots. Just remember the dark laces are a bit more difficult. The paint absorbs right… [Continue Reading]
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