Blog Detail
Crafterella
http://www.crafterella.blogspot.com
My record of completed projects, book reviews, sketchbook drawings, featured artists, and creative pursuits
- Added on: Feb 5th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Crafterella
- Listed in: Arts Crafts
- Tags: sewing book review sketchbook polymer clay Projects upcycling
Recent Posts
Paper Mache Wrap Up
I coated my paper mache with some light weight joint compound, which probably wasn’t the best idea. The moisture leached into the paper mache and weakened it, but I’m still using them. They kind of look like I frosted them. It took a...
Current Events and Paper Mache
It has been a long week and unfortunately it started off on a sad note. Pookie’s (my cats) health started rapidly declining this weekend and on Monday I said my final goodbye. She was my companion for over fifteen years. Here she is, ...
Let’s Tie-Dye!
Every once in a while I get the urge to tie-dye. Years ago the quickest and easiest option was RIT Dye, well not anymore! I recently received some samples of Tulip’s Permanent Fabric Dye to try. I was impressed with the vivid colo...
Terrorific Tuesday Week 4
It's time for the final Terrorific Tuesday, hope you guys have enjoyed it!Trick or Treat!Frame and post it note holder dressed for HalloweenCostumed Kokeshi DollsTry out a Halloween idea for a traditional Japanese doll with CrafterellaHalloween MaskP...
Costumed Kokeshi Dolls
I have been seeing cute Kokeshi dolls all over etsy and I had an idea, costumed Kokeshi dolls!!! This is super easy and quick. You’ll need: Wooden doll blanks, I found mine at Hobby Lobby Man sized(7/8” x 2 5/16”) and Boy sized (5/8” x...
Terrorific Tuesday - Week 3
It's time for another spooky installment of Terrorific Tuesday, so make sure you check out all these great projects!Spooky Spider HouseSilvia creates a miniature haunted house that is spooky and oh-so fun!Witchy Embroidered PostcardSharron Westerfiel...
