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DIY’s I want to make…

Spring is coming, soon, really! But until then, lets try some new crafts. A few I like are below…
Spoon ring tutorial from ThroughTheFrontDoor. Remember these? I don’t have any left, take off to a Goodwill, or Salvation Army store, or hit some yard sales and your all ready.

And check out this video for an amazing fork bracelet with stones! Thanks Mr. YoBeano!


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From AgirlandaglueGun, make some cute flower for your hair, or bag! Or make a whole bunch of them!

Try making this BillyCardi from NoBigDill, she has so many fun ideas!

And another fun bracelet from VanessaChristenson, a jersey knit bracelet! This teaches finger knitting! A great project for adults and children!

Get crafty!!
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  1. Claudia Bugh2/07/2012

    What fun crafting ideas!!! I love pretty spoons ~ I bet they would make a nice bracelet too :)

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  2. Gaye Brownie2/10/2012

    Loved the video on making the fork bracelet. They are just beautiful!I have never made one, but I have one from the '70's.

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  3. CharmN Jewelry3/22/2012

    Very pretty head gear ...I think dressing up with all accessories makes a complete look in entirety.I love to adorn my hair specially.Charm Bracelets

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  4. knittingdragonflies3/25/2012

    I agree, when I had long hair I loved hair accessories.
    Vicki

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