- Words: Time
- R 15.00
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Scrapbook Maps: You + I = happy
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.
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Just Mosaics: Hexagonal tray
We would love to say that the design for this tray was well-planned because of our excellent understanding of, and foresight into, geometry. However, it was a complete fluke. Somewhere in the deep recesses of our minds, we remembered something about a mathematical compass and half circles, so we just started experimenting – and were pleasantly surprised at the results.
The outline of the design was completed first, using ceramic tiles cut into small rectangles. Once that was done, we decided which sections should be green and which ones should be cream.
- Just Mosaics: Hexagonal tray
- R 15.00
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Kruissteek miniature – Klassieke kruise
Kruise lyk pragtig op enigiets van ‘n boekmerk tot ‘n Kerskaart. Omdat net die buiterande van die kruis geborduur word, kan jy dit beslis sommer in een aand borduur.
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Buttons, felt & beads: Variety
You make this necklace using the basic button necklace method as per the instructions included. It’s one of the most rewarding ways to make a necklace because there is no end to the different variations you will be able to come up with – just let your imagination go. Add a button here, string a bead there, you’ll see!
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Knope, vilt & krale: Horlosies
Dis nog ’n lekker projek wat kinders kan maak en dra, en hulle beslis lus sal maak vir handwerk. As jy jou kinders hierdie horlosie sonder jou toesig wil laat maak, sorg dat jy al die deeltjies vir die horlosies vooraf maak sodat hulle dit net kan saamvoeg. Laat hulle alkantkleefband eerder as ’n gompistool gebruik. Jong kinders sal hulp nodig hê met die naaldwerk, maar jy kan hulle ook ’n viltpuntpen gee om die horlosie se wyserplaat te teken. Dit sal natuurlik baie lekkerder wees as Ma (of selfs Pa!) saam met hulle aan die projek werk.
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More Jewellery in a Jiffy: Howlite double-string
Howlite is an opaque white stone with fine grey or black veins. It is often dyed and, when dyed blue, is easily mistaken to be turquoise stone. I combined
the howlite with Swarovski crystals in one string to add a subtle sparkle to this piece – the crystals shine beautifully when they catch the light.
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Vintage remakes: Magnet boards
Upcycle old hot-plate covers and cake-tin lids to make your own magnetic boards. Group them together for an interesting display. Make your own magnets from bits and bobs you've collected and inherited over the years.
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50 Silk Scarves: North American Indian motif
This diamond project on the coarse silk slub has a definite North American Indian look and feel. I have also played it out in red, orange, blue and black on chiffon silk for a Ndebele feel for the South African fashion industry.
Try this pattern on different fabrics and see how many different looks you can create by manipulating fabric source and colour choice. I have found it to be fail-safe when I want to create drama in a piece.
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Fotokuns: Vlaggies
Ek is gek na hierdie metode, omdat dit so vinnig en maklik is om te doen. Die oorgedraagde beelde is nie baie skerp nie, maar tog duidelik genoeg. Ek gebruik graag foto’s wat op dieselfde dag geneem is, sodat die reeks vlaggies ’n storie vertel.
- Fotokuns: Vlaggies
- R 15.00
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Paint on paper: Faux finishes
Faux means fake. It is easy to simulate natural texture effects such as rock or wood graining with unusual tools and suitable colours. Texture adds interest to any project and is very important. It can be created in any number of different ways, most of which are really simple. We've adapted all sorts of techniques, including wall effects, for paper. The methods used here are all best executed using transparent paints on paper already coated with some form of transparent paint base or glaze. Some of the effects in this download include glass-marble rolling, wood-grain effect, cookie-cutter dragging, card scraping, old leather, malachite, sandy patterns, talc embossing and much, much more!
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Classy Glass Art: Bedside lamp
This is a wonderful and different way to add a creative finishing touch to your bedroom, kiddies’ room or guest room.
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Plakboekplanne: Feels like spring
Die klem val in hierdie boek op die uitlegplanne, daarom het ons besluit om geen foto’s in die uitlegte te gebruik nie. Ons gee ook nie enige produkspesifikasies nie, sodat jy self kan sien dat jy enige tema, kleur papier en verfraaiings kan gebruik.
Elke uitlegplan is noukeurig ontwerp om die grootste moontlike veelsydigheid te bied. Deur die bladsye om te ruil of een of albei te roteer, kan jy met elke dubbelbladuitlegplan tot 64 verskillende kombinasies vorm. Dit staan jou ook vry om verskillende uitlegplanne te kombineer, en dan is die moontlikhede regtig eindeloos.
Die twee uitlegte op die oorkanste bladsy is albei met dieselfde uitlegplan gemaak, tog het elk sy unieke voorkoms en gevoel.
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Plak dit: Kennisgewingbord
’n Kennisgewingbord vir ’n lessenaar is ’n gawe geskenk of geleentheid vir fotoplakwerk en sal enigeen se lessenaar en dag ophelder. Dit sal dwarsdeur die jaar gebruik word en mense herinner aan hul geliefdes en waarom hulle so hard werk. Versier dit so veel of so min as wat jy verkies en sorg vir volop ruimte vir notas, onthouplakkers, foto’s, ensovoorts. Dit kan ook teen ’n muur opgehang word.
- Plak dit: Kennisgewingbord
- R 15.00
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Photocraft: Distressed fabric transfers
The process of transferring the images to fabric, using a gel medium is ideal if you want a less than perfect finish. By rubbing away at the way some of the ink will lift off of the fabric creating a distressed effect. This method is very suitable to certain photographs and by displaying it in embroidery hoops it adds even more of an old-school feel.
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Jewellery in a jiffy: Chain with glass and metal charms
This chain with glass and metal charms takes little effort and materials to make, its uniqueness lying in the choice of the charms you use.
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Photocraft: Cube puzzle
This is not only a quirky way to display photographs but also a fun educational toy for children. Ideal as a gift for a child’s birthday or just something with which to keep a very busy toddler entertained.
- Photocraft: Cube puzzle
- R 15.00
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Stylish crafts for your home: Mosaic bowl
If you use a recycled glass bowl and pre-cut tiles, this project is quick and very easy to make!
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Fabric Decoupage: Newsy button-and-flower bag
Craft shops and chain stores sell fabric shopping bags in every colour imaginable. But why have
a plain shopping bag when you can jazz it up gorgeously? The bags are multi-purpose; hence,
the function of the bag will determine your choice of fabric. Your friends and teenage daughter
would definitely also love one! Play around with various colours and types of fabric, and make a
few bags at the same time. Remember to use liberal layers of podge when you are working with
fabric on fabric to ensure that it adheres smoothly – the fabric absorbs quite a bit of the podge.
Do not wash the bags in the washing machine. Rinse them by hand when necessary.
