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Uncommon Craft
So I bought a sewing machine so I can get back into sewing in Cosplay and such but I find myself going back down the hole of I WANT TO BUY ALLL THE FABRIC!!!!! even if I dont know what I'm gonna make with it
I am eternally grateful that we live in a time that if we want to learn a skill all we need to do is look it up on YouTube and most likely there will be a tutorial
Local Crafter Problems
Torn between crafting, or letting the cat sit in your lap.
پيشانگاى بانو 📱٠٧٧٠٣٥١٥٣٠١بو كارى چنين و جوانكارى خانمان و فروشتى خورى و قولاپ وشيشى چنين به هه رزانترين نرخ ناونيشان.به كره جوى تازه_فه رعى ماركيتى چوڤين ته نيشت هاورده ى ئه وروپى #crochet #crochetersofinstagram #craftting #live #love #everything #color #nice #wool #hook #flower #flowers (at Bakrajo, As Sulaymaniyah, Iraq)
DIY Teacup Candle
With the sun setting earlier, light up your home with these DIY teacup candles.
Materials: 1. Nested pans 2. Partially burned candles 3. Candle themometer 4. Tongs 5. Teacups 6. Wick sustainers 7. Wooden skewers
Steps
1. In a small pan set over a larger pan of simmering water, melt down old candles; clip the thermometer to the upper pot, and keep temperature at about 185 degrees. Remove old wicks with tongs.
2. Cut a piece of wicking to the cup's height plus 2 inches. Clamp one end to a wick sustainer; tie the other end around a skewer. Dip wicking and sustainer into melted wax to coat them. Remove and stick sustainer to cup's bottom.
3. Pour in the wax, stopping 1/2 inch below the cup's rim. Allow wax to set, about 1 hour. The candle will harden with a well in the center. To even it out, use another skewer to prick a circle of holes about 1/16 inch deep around the wick. Pour in melted wax until surface is 1/4 inch below rim. Cut wick.
Thank you to Martha Stewart and Cupcakes and Cashmere for the instructions and pictures.
Episode 10: Sleep Deprived with coffee talk and side of sewing
This week I am sewing a new Super-tote as a knitting bag. I am having a bunch of Yarn fail and I am knitting on Multnomah shawl, a pair of socks and a few other things.