Art & Craft Ideas
therexmannings:

Just finished. The blue was really time consuming, but worth it.

therexmannings:

Just finished. The blue was really time consuming, but worth it.

a-mini-a-day:

Little crochet sweaters from Renata S.P. of Sweet Tricot

jhameia:

bitchouttahell:

cleophatrajones:

yannickbrouwer:

This little company from Kenya makes toys from slippers that wash up on the beach. Pictures by Ben Curtis

How glorious is this?! Upcycling at its finest…

I have a couple bracelets made from the same stuff! yay

The company’s name is Ocean Sole: http://www.ocean-sole.com/

wacky-thoughts:

THINK DIFFERENT IMAC UPCYCLED PET BEDS

Each iMac is gutted and pieces are recycled appropriately, and the shell is left to be outfitted with a fluffy cushion in a complementing pattern to whatever the Apple computer’s original color was. But don’t think that the speakers go to waste. In most cases, the bulbous speakers have been attached to the rear back portion of the computer to keep the bed stable and level for your pet.

foodfuckery:

Ricotta and spinach stuffed shells
Recipe
annyskod:

 
pinkhusky:

Pink old English roses, Hamilton, New Zealand. May 2013.

pinkhusky:

Pink old English roses, Hamilton, New Zealand. May 2013.

bianca-green:

color your life
pictureperfectforyou:

(via Di van Niekerk’s Silk Ribbon Embroidery)
tiffanyandco:


 This glorious peacock brooch with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and black opals was inspired by a design from the Tiffany Archives. Tiffany craftsmen created it using plique á jour, an enameling technique that allows light to shine through the enamel creating a stained-glass window effect.

tiffanyandco:

This glorious peacock brooch with diamonds, sapphires, emeralds and black opals was inspired by a design from the Tiffany Archives. Tiffany craftsmen created it using plique á jour, an enameling technique that allows light to shine through the enamel creating a stained-glass window effect.

podkins:

So this is amazing!  Charlotte from the blog Waltzing Matilda shares how she taught herself this gorgeous stitch (called Solomon’s Knot or Lover’s Knot) from watching this video on YouTube.  Check it out!

podkins:

So this is amazing!  Charlotte from the blog Waltzing Matilda shares how she taught herself this gorgeous stitch (called Solomon’s Knot or Lover’s Knot) from watching this video on YouTube.  Check it out!

fuckyeahcraft:

How to turn an embroidery hoop into an AMAZING sun catcher.  Perfect with the sunny weather just starting to surface.  (In England at least, and how we’ve missed it!)

(http://www.estefimachado.com.br/2012/10/vitral-de-celofane-no-bastidor-de.html)

aluminumorigami:

loogguitars:

Steve and Jeri wanted to build their grandkids a treehouse. We want Steve and Jeri to be our grandparents. 

this treehouse is bigger and nicer than my apartment. depressed.