fuckyeahcraft:

Book mobiles via More Design Please.

szmoon:

How to Make an Eyeball Shirt

It’s been so long since I’ve done a real tutorial. :o As always, feel free to message me if you have any questions~ Also I’d love to see yours if you end up making one! c;

helpful links:

• blanket stitch how-to on wikihow
• for a full-size image of the tutorial click the image or here

past tutorials

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Inspiration “Power Flower”. But totally doable! By German Design Firm: Open Studio here. *Good concept: action figures have the perfect grip to hold long stemmed flowers as they were designed to hold a variety of weapons before.

chipss:

orientaltiger:

Camera Obscure with Abelardo Morell: He covered all his windows with black plastic in order to achieve total darkness, he then cut a small hole in the same black plastic material, an image of the outside scenery was reflected directly on the opposite wall, but it was upside-down.

Oh gosh

wanderbymistake:

DIY Star Wars Snowflakes (with printable PDF guides).

Pirating music back in the day.

I want to do this

princehamlette:

Here’s what you will need for your very own table-top water garden: 

• A glass container, bowl, wide-mouth vase etc.
• Water plants such as taro, water lettuce, water hyacinth, duck weed, fairy moss etc.
• Plastic pots shorter than the height of your glass vessel
• Assorted rocks
• Potting soil
• Charcoal bits
• Mosquito fish (optional)
• Pure water

Place the taro in your plastic pot and add soil. Pack the soil down snugly and cover with rocks and pebbles. Rinse off any loose soil from the exterior of the plastic pot. Make sure your bowl/vase/container is clean and free of cracks. Take a handful of charcoal and line the base of the vessel to help against odors. Cover with aquarium pebbles. Fill the vessel with the most pure water you can get your hands on; rain water, reverse osmosis water, or distilled. Place the potted taro into the vessel. Some loose soil may escape the pot- just scoop it off the top of the water, and add more rocks to the potted plant if needed. Pull off any dead roots from the floating water plants, and give them a good rinse before adding to the bowl. If you plan on taking the water garden outside, and then bringing it back inside later, mosquito fish are a good idea. Nobody wants mosquitoes hatching in their living room! (via in words and pictures: Indoor Tabletop Water Garden)

DIY heart on knee tights