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Friday, December 21, 2007
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Christmas Tree
How we made our Christmas Card
From: trevjo7, 54 minutes ago
Traditional English Christmas Tree Card
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Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Monday, December 17, 2007
Cristmas crown
This is traditional Estonian Christmas decoration.
You will need:
12 (reed) straw
yarn or string (16* straw length)
felted balls, glass baubles
1. Put 4 straws on yarn
You will need:
12 (reed) straw
yarn or string (16* straw length)
felted balls, glass baubles
1. Put 4 straws on yarn
Monday, December 10, 2007
First tutorial - Feltball
Felted Ball
You will need:
wool
soap (dish soap works well)
warm water
1. Take little bit of wool and make little ball. It must be quite compact. Take thinly spread hank at wrap it around the ball in the other direction, so the fibers cross.
2. Put little bit of soapwater on around the ball
3. Start roll ball very gently between your hand
4.When the surface colours no longer move and seem pressed into place, rub and press harder, squeezing and rewetting in the soapy water as necessary.When begin to press the ball in your hands much like you would work a piece of clay ... pressing and shaping.
5. Do some rinsing in cold water to remove the soap. Do some final rolling and shaping in your hands to make the wool into a ball shape.
6.While the ball is still wet, it can be shaped with firm hand pressure and some rolling into an egg shape or flattened on one side or rolled into a round shape. It will probably dry overnight.
You will need:
wool
soap (dish soap works well)
warm water
1. Take little bit of wool and make little ball. It must be quite compact. Take thinly spread hank at wrap it around the ball in the other direction, so the fibers cross.
2. Put little bit of soapwater on around the ball
3. Start roll ball very gently between your hand
4.When the surface colours no longer move and seem pressed into place, rub and press harder, squeezing and rewetting in the soapy water as necessary.When begin to press the ball in your hands much like you would work a piece of clay ... pressing and shaping.
5. Do some rinsing in cold water to remove the soap. Do some final rolling and shaping in your hands to make the wool into a ball shape.
6.While the ball is still wet, it can be shaped with firm hand pressure and some rolling into an egg shape or flattened on one side or rolled into a round shape. It will probably dry overnight.
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