The tiles can be made into a pin, pendant or a magnet. Hop on over to Craftbits.com for the free tutorial (click HERE).
My Easter Basket. I fell in love with this felted bowl the last time I was at the yarn store. It is about 28" around and feels scrumptious. I love the colors and the sheer size of it. And let's not forget the texture. Oh the texture! I thought I could knit that! And then remembered I can't get past a scarf so I treated myself.
I got to the last two rows of this great scarf and dropped all the stitches. I love, love, love the yarn, so will do it again, but will invest in the right knitting needles. I thought I would save and buy some cheap wooden ones that had terrible points, but I pushed on thinking it's almost done....it was done all right.
Four little beaded basket tutorials to add to your collection. Once again, they are from Beadwrangler.com (click HERE).
A beaded basket to hold your jewelry. This tutorial is from BeadJewelryMaking.com (click HERE). OK, not exactly Easter.....maybe more Mother's Day, but toss a couple of beaded eggs in there and you're good to go.
This sweet little beaded basket tutorial is from Elizabeth Hackbarth of Beadwork.About.com (click HERE). Happy Monday.
Polymer clay Egg garland or..........
some cute pendants to tuck into an Easter basket. These are from Charlotte's Fancy (click HERE).
A polymer clay egg "box" by Candice Jedrowicz. Just as cute as can be. Her instructions are easy to follow (click HERE). FaveCrafts.com is another good site for great tutorials. I'm catching up on some projects and cleaning my studio (again) so am posting some tutorials in the meantime. Hope your weekend is great.
The free tutorial can be found (HERE) on Beadwrangler.com's Workshop page which is filled with free beading tutorials. If you've never visited Beadwrangler; you must. I learned so much about bead crochet, design, fibers, needlework, etc. The main (home) page can be found HERE.