Oi Romantics!

Passeando pela internet achei esse tutorial para fazer elbow patch de coração. Eu não tenho muita habilidade manual mas acho que vou arriscar. Dá para montar uns looks bem romantics para esse inverno!

O tutorial é do site Honestly WTF e recomendo muito que você dê uma olhada nos outros tutoriais e no instagram do site!

Você precisará de um agasalho de lã, agulha para feltro, um pedaço de espuma, lã, um forma de biscoitos em formato de coração e ferro de passar roupas. Fácil né? Veja o passo a passo com detalhes e dicas no site.

Se você fizer me conta!

Hello you!

Long time no see ha? No way I was letting Christmas go by without posting some of the great things people come up for this time of the year. These simple yet beautiful free printable Christmas ornaments posted on Wild Olive can decorate your tree, wall, can be used as bookmarks and etc. I’m definitely printing some of these!

Download at Wild Olive

Doing handmade stuff always relaxes me when I’m most stressed. Sew, paint, fold, glue stuff together are such a theraphy when you’re mind is full. Specially if it’s associated to some good music :)

I found this super simple tutorial on how to make paper roses. I made those a long time ago and I really want to do it again!

See how it’s easy!

images from dozidesign and mummycrafts

tutorial from dozidesign

If you try to make it share with us on the comments or with a post on your blog! Also take a few seconds to go to Dozi Design and encourage the author of this tutorial to post some more good tutorials.

Have you ever heard of The Thousand Origami Cranes legend?

An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes  will be granted a wish by a crane, such as long life or recovery from illness or injury. The crane in Japan is one of the mystical or holy creatures (others include the dragon and the tortoise), and is said to live for a thousand years. In Asia, it is commonly said that folding 1000 paper origami cranes makes a person’s wish come true. This makes them popular gifts for special friends and family.

~ wikipedia

Origamis work for me as a therapy. I don’t make them very often but when I do have time I always feel the need to look for DIY stuff and I always end up looking for origamis. They take patience, practice and concentration. I think I might just make use of some old magazines I have in my wardrobe.

This is the best video to learn how to fold Cranes I’ve seen around.

Great video to learn how to fold hearts.

The stars are my favourite! And they’re so easy to make!

Do you have any good tutorials to share?

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