Lets Make a Mess
What you need: 1. Thin leather cord 2. Silver faceted beads (I found these at Hobby Lobby) What you do: 1. Tie a knot in the leather cord. Add beads. I used 8. 2. Tie a knot at the other end of the beads. 3. Slide both ends of the cord through opposite ends of a ninth bead. 4. Slide the bracelet over your hand. Pull the ends so that
I have a little obsession with finding ways to make baby and toddler scribbles beautiful. I mean you kids spend hours and hours covering pages with crayons, markers, and paints, and of course it’s always hard to throw away their artwork. But my favorite thing is finding a way to reuse their scribbles, turning them into priceless keepsakes, or useful and meaningful gifts. One of my favorite tutorials I’ve done
I’m so excited to announce that we officially opened our new shop, White Finn Designs. I will definitely be sharing and featuring new products from the shop from time to time here at Lines Across, but I’ll keep most of the updates on the White Finn Facebook page. About Us: We are two cousins who are just a few months apart in age. We’ve always been very close, and Stacey
I love the contrast of neon silk cord and natural wood beads. Neon alone can be overwhelming and look like something for an 8 year old girl, but when you pair it up with wood beads, you have a stylish and interesting accessory. What you need: 1. Silk Cord (I got a few spools of neon shades for $1 each in the trimmings section of Hobby Lobby) 2. Wooden Beads
There’s something just too cute about little kids dressed up. Whether you’re making or buying, handmade is the way to go for your kids’ Halloween costumes. I’ve collected 30 adorable costumes that will make you smile. The first set of handmade costumes are tutorials and inspiration. All photos are linked to the original source so you can check out the full tutorial and other pictures. A few of them don’t
I have a few eyeliners that I never use because they don’t work very well. Instead of getting a thick black line, I end up with a thin grayish line and I have to mark over and over. So when I saw this tip at The Beauty Department a few weeks ago, I knew I had to try it out. Basically, you hold your pencil liner in an open flame
You may have noticed this felt flower featured in my scrappy flower hexagon wreath last week. Now I’m going to show you how to make them. Originally, I saw this pin on Pinterest, but I could not find any original source. So I decided to make some like them. These are a little different than the flowers in the picture. They are a little thicker and sit up a little
I really love raindrops and clouds. (Remember this roundup called I ♥ Raindrops?) It’s not just the shapes that I love, but I love gorgeous clouds in the sky as much as I enjoy watching the rain. Maybe it’s because I live in Florida, where we get some crazy and beautiful rain. What you need: 1. Brown paper lunch bags 2. Card stock (white, and shades of blue) 3. Glue
