It’s a Burda pattern.
The most hard was to sew the borders : my living-room was full of fur hairs…
Look at Dame Crapouille tuto to make a fur pompom.
Not yet translated.
You can find the french post HERE.
Not yet translated.
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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Tighten thread to make the loop as long as you want
Quickly made this week-end.
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You need :
– a ball of wool,
– a wooden board,
– 6 nails,
– glue.
No, there’s no wire…
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The first one is too classic and the second one too angelic…
But I was proud of my firsts tries.
This cake is without flour, so it’s gluten free !
– 5 white eggs
– 4 tbsp (60 g) granulated sugar
– ½ cup (150 g) almond powder
– ½ cup (150 g) confectioner sugar
– 1 cup (250 g) softened butter
– 1 cup (250 g) praline paste
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Usually this cake has a squirrel drawing.
But it was my son’s birthday and he likes panda.
For an algerian friend.
As usual : Queen of sheba cake and homemade marzipan (you can find recipes in COOKING).
At the end of the year, the swimming club of my daughter is doing a picnic.
I had already made a swimming pool cake so I thought “Holiday”.
I didn’t saw when they cut the cake, but it was a multicolored marble cake.
You can see the soles HERE.
Some green and orange homemade marzipan, smarties and melted chocolate.
Strips are made with bristol.
I won’t give you the recipe, it’s a tradional marble cake.
The funny thing is to make it with several colors.
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Look at the picture HERE.
Starting below on the left.
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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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