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CraftJitsu
CraftJitsu creates her dream house for today's #DIYTheRoom
I would love my house to represent who I am, with this there would be no doubt! I would love a handmade house that was dark and creepy, the perfect place for Halloween at any time of the year.
Hi! I'm Zea! I am an illustrator, animator, designer and "former" clown raised in the wilds of Vermont, USA and living and working in the wilds of Brooklyn NYC. Thanks so much for the invitation, I'm honored to join the fantastic ranks of women included here doing wonderful work!
I've made over 100 handcrafted animated gifs, a few animated shorts, some bunch of editorial illustrations and a limited edition print series 'The Critics': nine opinionated characters who, when hung next to your other wall art (or each other), pass ruthless judgment. ZeaDrawings on Etsy.
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Eileen S.
Outfit Details
- Kimono - Cotton On
- Tank - Zara
- Shorts - DIY cut off from rag & bones jeans
- Bracelets - a mix of DIY and Alex and Ani
- Shoes - DIY (see below) lace up from Witchery flats
DIY Lace Up Flats
Recreate the look with Eileen's lace up flats tutorial:
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Helen Bowen
Helen from The Beading Library creates a Marvellous Mardi Gras for today's #DIYTheParty
If you’ve never been to New Orleans at this fun time of year, you really should make a trip. It’s such an experience, especially if you like to party. If you can’t make it there in person, then these projects will certainly get you into the spirit of Mardi Gras wherever you are!
Make a Wallpaper Leaves Garland in #ShopShowcase with Cambridge Community Scrapstore.
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Maria P.
Come behind the scenes at Deshilachado and tour Maria's study in Valencia, Spain.
When I travelled to Japan my cousin gave me a welcoming cat. I love its cute and smiling face. When the sun comes into the room it starts swinging and saying hello and this makes me feel happy.
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Gunhild N.
Learn how-to make string art in #AroundTheWorldIn80Crafts with Gunhild in Ski, Norway.
ElizabethJuddTaylor recreates the style of a Blythe doll for today's #DIYTheLook
Oh, Blythe! She's a real doll, and she can change eye color with the pull of a string behind her head. The first things you notice are probably her big eyes and large head, and I have chosen projects that emphasize these, as well as charms for her pullstring, some cute clothes, a kawaii bunny to keep her company, and a fox book cozy to reflect her creative side. The rigid bag could be made in her size or large enough to use as a carrying case for her!
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Helle
Learn how-to make your own DIY enamel dots in #TechniqueTuesday with Holyhelles Himmel.
Learn how-to make white chocolate buttercream in #ABiteToEat with Hey Little Cupcake! in Manchester, England.