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Buttons, felt & beads: Twitter
I simply adore these little birds and there is so much you can do with them. If you feel that the template is a little too small, have it enlarged at a copy shop – don’t forget the wings!
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Fotokuns: Vloerlyste met fotos
Afvalstukkies vloerlys is iets wat jy op enige bouterrein kan bedel – dalk is jy gelukkig genoeg om ’n vriendelike voorman te vind wat dit aan jou sal afstaan! Hoe meer verskillende vorms jy gebruik, hoe treffender sal die eindproduk wees. Kombineer die verskillende fatsoene met foto’s van dieselfde tema om ’n mooi geheel te vorm.
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Pewter it – Cheese board
This is a classic, simple design for a cheese board. I was lucky enough to find a wooden bamboo board with a lovely texture, but beautiful wooden boards are not hard to find. This is a great way to reinvent one of your own well-used wooden boards. The design is completed in high relief.
- Pewter it – Cheese board
- R 15.00
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Blomme eenvoudig pragtig: Tulp-omhelsing
Dit is gewoonlik ’n bietjie meer van ’n uitdaging om die regte blomme te kies vir interessante houers soos hierdie. Tulpe is spesifiek gekies vanweë die skoon lyne wat dan aansluit by die struktuur van die pot. Varkore (Zantedeschia aethiopica) sal ook in hierdie houer werk.
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Vintage remakes: Upcycled canvases
I think many of us went through a stage where we bought prints of fruits and veggies on canvas, only t find that they became outdated very quickly. This project is a fun way to upcycle those canvases by covering them with paint, pretty fabric and beautiful photographs. Add a meaningful quote from leftover scrapbook letters to create some unique wall art.
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Photocraft: Skirting around
Skirting board offcuts are something that can be found at various building sites, if you are lucky enough to find a friendly foreman to help you! The more variety of shapes you can find, the better the end result. Combine these various shapes with photographs that tell a similar story in order to tie it all together.
- Photocraft: Skirting around
- R 15.00
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Classy Glass Art: African mirror
We wanted to create something traditional, African and very brightly coloured. The emphasis here is on the border. We decided to make a small mirror that would be displayed on an easel. You need brightly coloured glass that allows a lot of light through.
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Mal oor metaal: Skryfbehoeftestapel
Vir hierdie projek het ek in die vullis rondgekrap. Ek wou iets gebruik wat almal het en het dus op blikkies besluit. As jy blikkies gebruik, is dit boonop ekologies vriendelik!
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Boksies by Dosyne: Boksie gevou met een vel papier
Dit sal ook mooi lyk in Kersfeeskleure en kan dan vir versiering aan ’n Kersboom gehang word. Jy kan dit ook met lekkergoed vul.
- Quick Art: Make waves
- R 15.00
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Just Mosaics: Cupcake pot stand
This is definitely one of our ‘less is more’ projects, and you know how fond we are of those! Not only is the stand striking in its simplicity, it really is simple to make as there is no tile cutting at all. It was one of those rare occasions where everything just fell into place – okay, not literally. We did have to do a bit of gluing and grouting – but you know what we mean.
We toyed with the idea of putting red glass tiles around the central cupcake tile, but decided that it would somehow break the ‘flow’ of the project. We knew that we wanted to bring red in somehow and luckily, the side edges were just the right width to accommodate our design.
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Buttons, felt & beads: Less is more
Okay, so you still need quite a few buttons to make this necklace, but it’s a chunky necklace with a twist because you use smaller buttons to create a subtler or softer version necklace, and then add just a few of the larger buttons as an accent and to give it a slightly chunky feel.
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Scrapbook Maps: Bliss
The focus of this book is layout maps; therefore we have decided not to add any photos to the layouts. To emphasise the fact that you can make use of any theme or colour of paper and embellishments, we do not give any product specifications.
Each layout map has been thoughtfully designed to give you maximum versatility. By swapping the pages or rotating one or both pages, you can create up to 64 combinations from each double-page layout map. You can also use a combination of two layout maps – the possibilities are endless!
The two layouts on the opposite page were both created using the same layout map, yet each has a unique look and feel.
- Scrapbook Maps: Bliss
- R 15.00
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Knope, vilt & krale: Liewenheersbesies
Hierdie yskasmagnete in die vorm van liewenheersbesies is van my grootste gunstelinge. Jy kan wikkelogies gebruik in plaas van krale – dit is ook makliker om dit vas te plak.
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Buttons, felt & beads: Kid’s necklace
This necklace with its bright colours and flowers will be a huge hit with moms and daughters alike. It’s a great project to make together and does not take long. The wax cord also makes it a very durable necklace for a child.
- Kaartjieplanne: Vierkant 7
- R 15.00
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Fotokuns: Nuwe lewe vir ou deurtjies
Al ooit gewonder wat jy met daardie gehawende ou kassie kan maak? Laat ek jou wys!
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Mad about metal: If the shoe fits
This was my very first project using coloured craft metal, long before the days of alcohol inks, patinas and other colouring mediums. It demonstrates that a simple design and the contrast in the colour of the metal can make a timeless treasure.
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Jewellery in a jiffy: Glass pearls on silver chain
Substitute the silver chain and champagne pearls and beads of this quick and easy necklace with a brass or copper chain and beads and pearls in shades of olive-green, brown or orange for an equally attractive piece. Wear it doubled up, with the two beaded ends taken through the loop, as shown in the pictures.
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Polimeerklei-projekte: Spaar-vergaar-halssnoer
Wie spaar, vergaar! Ek het hierdie halssnoer gemaak uit die klei wat oorgebly het ná die reënboogstringkrale. Die helderbont-fokuskraal maak dit regtig iets besonders.
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Cards Galore: Wild ducks on spun silk
The ducks look stunning on the silkworm-spun oval. Didn’t we all keep silkworms when we were young? Lynette has quite a number of these spun shapes dating back to the days of her son’s silkworm business!
