This little guy was made for my nephew.
For his jacket I used some leftover yarn from the crochet cactus I made earlier.
This little guy was made for my nephew.
For his jacket I used some leftover yarn from the crochet cactus I made earlier.
Not handmade by me this time, but I got this pretty lamp as a present.
Refashion from two old shirts I got from my mother in law. The buttons were a present from a friend. Shorts are also made by me. Continue reading Sleeveless gingham shirt
Who knew what possibilities here are to use wastepaper! Here’s one: make a weaved basket.
One of my finished baskets. Read below for instructions.
I do not only like to make things to eat or wear, so this time I’ll show you how to make your own scrub. It’s really easy!
The most important ingredients are some kind of scrub, like sugar or salt, and a moisturizer (oil).
What gives you cozier feet than handmade slipper-socks? (That’s a rhetorical question)
Continue reading Crochet pattern for socks
With a sharp knife, cut your clementine in half (horizontally). Remove the pulp carefully and eat them 🙂
If you did it right, you should have a small wick as you see below. fill the half clementine peel up with oil. I used sunflower oil.
Just back from the cold outside, cozy on the couch, Gregory Porter on the radio, lovely!
Read more for tips how to wash delicate silk blouses.