For my daughter (her nickname is “the mouse”).
A mouse needs to be green (like the french song) but mine was dry.
Unfortunately it was difficult to paint with the blue.
Little story : this bowl is the 2nd, my daughter crashed the first one (phew, that wasn’t my fault…).
For my son who likes poker (as all teenagers).
Green marzipan for the mat, pink for the poker chips and white for cards.
Remember string art ? That’s the same but on bristol (strong paper).
Other geometric HERE
I used leftover marbled Fimo.
Wood brochette has the size of a pen lead.
Colours remind me ancient book pastdown.
With a pocket to store the credit card.
Zebra vinyl for the outside, velvet vinyl for the inside.
You can find the tuto HERE.
For my daughter’s birthday.
I bought : some wood, paint, hinges and… a mirror !
I had : lace, fabric, buttons, net fabric and bias.
We took children to the bowling and went back home for pizzas.
One year too late : I had to put the 11th candy onto the bowling ball.
The hardest was to cut 10 skittle in the cake.
Fortunately there were 10 children.
Bowling comic strip invitation
In order : The nervous – The troll – The medidative – The dancer – The gentle – The math student – The tragic – The orgasmic – The resigned – The ball taste – The irascible – The expert – The casual – The awkward – The hysteric – Sabine (my daughter…).
By making it yourself you can fit it to your magazine.
Some cardboard and black vinyl.
I copied the magazine titles on the spine of the boxes with a holographic vinyl.
Maybe you know the comic “Kid Paddle”.
As always, marzipan (green for the body, pink for the tong and white for the teeth and the eye).
Some pustule/smarties and you’ve got the monster.
Kirigami is a japanese craft.
Like origami, never use glue.
The cutting is made with a sheet of paper (no piece is missing).
You can find the tuto HERE.
Be careful when you choose your cord : it shouldn’t melt in the oven.
At least a tidy up trinket : it’s hung on the ceiling light.
I tried decopatch craft, that didn’t please me.
I made this jewell box for my daughter.
A little piece of quilted fabric at the bottom, covered with satin (yes, I have never finished the back of the cover).
Every child needs a mess box (for candy sticks, kinder toys, shells and stones).
This shoe box was clean and had a hinge.
I cut a celtic design, stucked a white paper under the cover and put a nice vynil : it’s unrecognizable.
A little bit fragile.
What a pity, I had made a cake with the same flowers but I can’t find anymore the picture of it (I told my man we have lost some datas but he doesn’t believe me…).
