DIY a Coat / Hat Stand from Ikea’s Frosta Stool
Recently, I made a coat hanger from two Ikea stools ( Frosta ) following the plans posted by the designer, Andreas Bhend. He was so generous to share not just one but three designs… Continue reading
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Hello There !
Long time no post. I have some DIYs up my sleeves but I am obsessed with this little guy … The kids named him ” Butter “. He spends much of the day… Continue reading
Mini Clothing Remakes
Some clothing remakes I did recently. They are pretty simple to make and some can be done by hand. Hope you’ll enjoy ! Boring shirt + scrap pleather. Cut the pleather into desire… Continue reading
DIY : A Paul Smith Inspired Bike Helmet
Lately, I’ve been toying with the idea of biking in the city. It mostly ends with contemplation on Death or on design ideas, like how to make my leg cast look super cool.… Continue reading
DIY : Butterfly Ring
This is too easy for words. Use epoxy glue for maximum gluing power !
DIY a Photo Canvas Wall
There have been a lot of photo canvas walls popping up in pinterest, so I thought I’ll show you mine. I use this tutorial as a guide ; I like the distressed edge look… Continue reading
Granny Squares Bag — FINITO !!
First things first, thank you very much J.G. Burdette and Maryanne for the Versatile Blog Award nominations. J.G. Burdette writes a very enjoyable history blog. I’ve always like history and her posts delve deeper into… Continue reading
Granny Square Bag — Lining– still WIP
Wow, this project is dragging on slowly. It’s the heat. At 41 deg Celsius, I don’t feel like working with anything made in yarn. Beads of sweat pop out of my forehead when… Continue reading
Granny Squares Bag WIP
After playing around with the squares, I am quite happy with this : You only need 10 squares. Join them up like this : Then, place the smaller piece on top , fold… Continue reading
DIY : A Chic n Sparkly Bracelet
Eye Candy. … … #3 –> Tie the left side cord around the right side cord, not to it. Do so with the other side. Your bracelet is now adjustable. You need to… Continue reading
