Hey! To get a paste, you literally need a droplet or three of water per about a heaping spoonful of salt. It's not going to be a perfect paste as salt is grainy, but it should be thick enough to apply to your skin and have it "stick".
gasoline to remove gum from hair isn't as uncommon as you may think.When my mom was little, thats what the school nurse actually used.Pretty crazy.Needless to say, my gramma was angry.
Hi Kiko. Thank you for your comment. I'm so pleased that you like my woven bowls!
It is an old Scandinavian basket weaving technique that I was taught in school many, many moons ago. The only written instructions I have ever seen was in a Danish book that is now out of print. I will get around making and posting instructions here, hopefully pretty soon. A lot of peoples has asked me, but lifes been/is very busy :-) I don't know whether there are other instructions out there on'line. I have never come across them when looking at craft sites, but then again I haven't done a specific search.
Take care
Birgitte
http://SewDanish.etsy.com
Scandinavian Textile Art, Unique Handmade Supplies
Your welcome thanks for your comment.
I will add more. her hair is a to her shoulder in the back now but I can still do most of the tricks we did. I got all the mini elastics at the dollar tree.
Sorry...
You need to Sign Up and log in to leave comments
Alyssa O.
21 Sep 13:01
Hey! To get a paste, you literally need a droplet or three of water per about a heaping spoonful of salt. It's not going to be a perfect paste as salt is grainy, but it should be thick enough to apply to your skin and have it "stick".
Hope that helps!
Crafty Cthulhu
05 Sep 12:50
gasoline to remove gum from hair isn't as uncommon as you may think.When my mom was little, thats what the school nurse actually used.Pretty crazy.Needless to say, my gramma was angry.
michelle G.
23 Jul 20:10
I am planning on making more of those bracelets! yoi should buy one
;)
SewDanish
12 Jun 07:05
Hi Kiko. Thank you for your comment. I'm so pleased that you like my woven bowls!
It is an old Scandinavian basket weaving technique that I was taught in school many, many moons ago. The only written instructions I have ever seen was in a Danish book that is now out of print. I will get around making and posting instructions here, hopefully pretty soon. A lot of peoples has asked me, but lifes been/is very busy :-) I don't know whether there are other instructions out there on'line. I have never come across them when looking at craft sites, but then again I haven't done a specific search.
Take care
Birgitte
http://SewDanish.etsy.com
Scandinavian Textile Art, Unique Handmade Supplies
nicci A.
26 May 12:29
Your welcome thanks for your comment.
I will add more. her hair is a to her shoulder in the back now but I can still do most of the tricks we did. I got all the mini elastics at the dollar tree.