Tie Dye Summer Scarf
I am a big fan of Haley’s blog The Zen of Making and she just came out with a killer summer tutorial for a tie dye scarf. You know, this could VERY easily be tied into a turban headband to rock by the pool.
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How-To: Tie Dye Drop Cloth Shoes
Turns out, tie dye isn’t just for t-shirts. Make a cute and colorful pair of custom Mary Janes with this tie dye shoe tutorial from Lisa at Condo Blues! I love the appliqued star and the different dye textures. What a fun pair of summertime kicks! Full disclosure: I am also writing a tie dye […]
DIY Skull Tights
Some days I’m feeling a little bit more punk rock than others. This is one of those days. Not only would a pair of tights like this be fun to wear, I think they would be really satisfying to make. The ripping and tearing is the kind of craft I could get behind today. More: […]
How-To: Masquerade Masks
I’ve always wanted to attend a real masquerade party, and this masquerade mask tutorial from Kendra at My Insanity has me thinking that I should just throw my own! Masqurade ball and dinner party, anyone? [Via Mod Podge Rocks] More: How-to: Paper Mask @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Sleep Mask @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Animal Masks @Craftzine.com blog
Photo Textile Tutorial
I have a photography background, so this wearable photo DIY caught my eye. Using a special light-sensitive dye, you essentially turn your piece of fabric into one of those sun prints. If you don’t have large negatives you want to use, the tutorial explains how to turn a digital photo into a negative using Photoshop […]
How-To: Mother’s Day Yo-Yo Wrist Corsage
Mother’s Day is tomorrow! If you’re still doing some last-minute crafting, make sure you check out this Mother’s Day yo-yo wrist corsage tutorial from CRAFT’s own Lish Dorset. They’re quick, fun, and sure to put a smile on any mom’s face! More: How-To: Vintage Mother’s Day Corsage @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Button Corsage @Craftzine.com blog How-To […]
How-To: Print Your Own Fabric
Make your own unique patterned fabrics with this fabric printing tutorial that Karina from Maple Ash and Oak shared on Poppytalk! No need for large screens, squeegees, and emulsion. Beautiful prints can be created with simple methods and materials. Most of the supplies are household items and the rest can be found at your local […]
