Illustration Friday prompt this week was Propagate… I’m not really sure HOW these dolls propagate, but I’m sure it’s interesting
This seemed to be begging for a caption, this was the one I came up with… any better ideas?
If you missed it..Earlier today: Clothes Tutorials – recycle your wardrobe!
And the latest from Foodwhirl.com!
At Dabbled we love to make something new out of something old.
It’s a great way to get new uses out of something that you don’t wear or is outgrown, and if you mess up, well, you’re not out expensive fabric, right? Plus, it’s fun to REFASHION!
Here’s a few tutorials to start you on your way!
There are a ton of these out there, these were just a few I had saved in my ‘to write about’ file!
Yesterday I posted a reader version of the Perry the Platypus costume..
Then today I ran across this on my instructable on making the dragon cake:
Here’s mommy_in_a_meditative_midlife_crisis’s version of the Dragon Cake, which she made for her son’s 6th birthday last year! “I just got finished making the cake for my son’s 6th birthday party today. Thanks so much for your easy to follow directions! It made the whole process quite enjoyable! Since I couldn’t get. A hold of Easter candy in September I just made fondant covered cake balls for the eggs and used fondant for the spikes.”
Great job, down to…
Love This! It’s a great stop motion of “Adobe Photoshop Cook” making butter cookies! (via Swissmiss)
Adobe Photoshop Cook from Lait Noir on Vimeo.
Reader Nina used the Perry the Platypus costume idea from October to create this fun Perry costume for her daughter. I love how she made the one piece Perry body (since she couldn’t find green sweats) using a sweatshirt and sweatpants of hers for the pattern. According to Nina: “We cut a line down the back so she could get in it, and used strips of matching fleece to make two ties to hold it closed. We followed…
Does your child have finger puppets that get lost and scattered about? Or is your child really a little small for wearing them on their fingers, but still likes to play with them? This is actually a re-run from 2008 when the boy had just turned 3, and was not really dexterous enough to wear his finger puppets, but still wanted to play with them. I’m busy working on a new project today, and there might be a few of you who missed this tutorial back then, so I figured I’d share it with your today!
This is a very simple…
On the Foodwhirl.com blog today I have a post up highlighting some interesting and fun cakes I found on flickr.. Go check it out!
My own robot cake from a few years back, and a roundup of other robot cake ideas!
I just ran across this at How to Do Something, and I was so impressed I figured I’d add it to today’s inspirations list! She made it out of wood, and screen, and cans, and twigs… Seriously, how cool is that?
Go over there and check it out – she shows a step by step on how she did it.
If you missed it, the rest of the inspiration links for friday are HERE
