Cool Dabbled Craft/Food Roundup
[23 May 2009 |
By Dot |
2 Comments |
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New to Dabbled, or haven’t checked in lately? Here’s some old cool stuff you might like to check out!
The fabulous flower Piñata, by Ready. Set. Craft!
In nine steps, Joanne gives us a lovely picture tutorial to make our own… Go check it out — it would be great for kids birthday parties or your next Fiesta!
Cubans are a great sandwich, especially for picnicking. They have no mayo, and are good either hot or cool. They don’t require alot of ingredients, and since they are pressed, they stay together well for transport. Here’s a photo-tutorial on how to make them, without a sandwich press!
This is a fun and easy project, costs less than $1 to make, has tons of possibilities for customization, requires no jewelry making skill or real tools, and is a way to recycle stuff that would be thrown away! What could be better?? Inspired by something I used to do as a kid, this tutorial explains how to make friendship bracelets out of fishing tackle (specifically a barrel swivel) and faux shrinky dinks from #6 plastic (like the Shrinky Dinky Test Lab experiments)Make an Eco-friendly Friendship Bracelet!
Here is a fun and quick project, perfect for a gift for a little girl! Or adapt this using bolder flowers without the heart and make a fun funky adult brooch. The technique is quite simple, and it’s a great thing to do with felted sweater scraps (though of course you could use store bought felt if you wish). It even uses a safety pin for it’s “pin” so you can probably do this with materials you have around the house, today!
These might be related posts, too:
- How to Make a Lovely Friendship Bracelet, for cheap! (A Dabbled Re-run)
- How to Make a Lovely Eco-Friendly Disc Bracelet
- Fun ideas with Shrink Plastic (shrinky-dinks)
- Coming tomorrow: The Shrinky Dinky Test Lab
- Shrinky Dinks Test Lab – The Wrap-up Of It All…
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I like that you occasionally list previous posts … I have come across some wonderful older posts this way. thank you.
oh, lovely blog I now follow you.
I am going to make a pinata now.
Brittany
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