These are some of the crafts that I made last year (at least the ones that turned out well) with supplies needed lists. I wanted to share some Very nice looking ideas when you have only a few supplies on hand.
Old Book Pages Wreath
This is one of my favorite / most proud crafts at the finish! I was able to find old books for FREE at the church library here in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Here is the You Tube video for a tutorial.
And here is my finished product!
Supplies Needed:
1. Old Book Pages
2. Uhu glue or Glue gun
3. Stapler & staples
4. Cardboard
5. Ornaments/decorative "something"
Fabric Balls
This one I was a little bit skeptical of because I just couldn't believe that these fabric squares would actually stay being just "pushed" into the Styrofoam balls. And It DID Work!
Supplies needed:
Fabric
Scissors
Crochet needle
Styrofoam ball
1. Cut the fabric into squares, I think mine were 3-4 inches. Note About Fabric: The nice aspect of this craft is that you can use scrap fabric that you have extra. I had this red and white lace-y fabric and the green silk-y fabric to use for scrap...but even though it DID worked I would suggest NOT use a "slippery" fabric.
2. Take a square of fabric and put the non-hook end of the crochet needle in the middle of the square and push it into the Styrofoam ball about 1/2 inch. Pull needle out and the fabric should stay in the ball.
3. 1 by 1 push each square into the ball, work in a line around the ball. Working in lines help keep the ball looking full. By the end you will be just filling in a few "holes".
Here is the You Tube video where I learned the technique.
And here is my finished product...
3D Snowflake
Lastly this has been a great craft for the past few years for me. Last year it was a great one for creating snow here in warm Thailand!
Supplies Needed:
1. Paper (any thickness & any color)
2. Scissors
3. Stapler & staples
4. String to hang it
Even though mine is a plain white, you can be so creative with this one because of using any color/pattern paper and making them any size from large like mine or smaller!
Here is a You Tube video to learn how to make this.
HAVE FUN & HAPPY CHRISTMAS CRAFTING!
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