I know, we are already in March and I am a little late publishing this new book-envelopes to store the year souvenirs…
I made a new book for my friend Marie. She is a teddy bear lover (see HERE), “Me to You” matches perfectly.
The hardest part was to find a picture/theme for each month.
Find the detailed tutorial on the first book post HERE.
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You already have in your drawers what is needed to make these cute little christmas hats!
Easy and quick to make, I promise!
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Having nice business cards is easy, but find them intact through the handbag mess is a challenge.
You know me, whenever I can I recycle : using my son’s 20th years cake box!
It’s an enough strong cardboard and my baker had the good idea to choose a nice textured one.
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I fixed a powerstrip under my desk, but it’s not ergonomic for devices that I regularly connect (laptop, sewing machine …).
With this box, I’m not ashamed to display a powerstrip on my desk and no contortion to use it 
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Yes, it’s a pompom in process!
After the fork, let’s return to a traditional material : cardboard.
Bored to slide the ball through the small hole and to cut a new cardboard each time?
This tutorial is for you
You will be able to mass produce…
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An envelope book in order to keep all the little souvenirs of the year.
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I grew tired of my first tissue box.
Technic, material and style, I changed everything .
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You can find the french post HERE.
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You can find the french post HERE.
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You can find the french post HERE.
I told you about tablet weaving HERE
I give you 4 patterns (click on picture to see full size).
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You can find the french post HERE.
It seems like traditional weaving, but the 4 holed tablets give a “two levels” warp.
And depending the way you put threads in tablets they will go right or left (very useful for geometric patterns).
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From the mobidai making to the technic, in this post you will find everything you need to create your kumihimo.
First step : make the mobidai.
(do not hesitate to ask me the original file, the picture is not real size).
Print the disc (5” diameter – 13 cm) and glue it on a plain cardboard (0.08” thickness – 2 mm).
Hollow out the center and cut on the 32 black lines. To enlarge, I slipped a ruler into cuts.
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Draw the pattern onto a cereal box and cut it.
First score the lines with scissors (you can also use an empty ballpoint pen).
Glue the tabs and let it dry.
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