Time to express your creativity with string art and geometric shapes. From beginners to complex ones you can try various designs of your choice.
These name placards look beautiful when made on canvas. Among all the birds and patterns I found this very beautiful. Follow this Youtube tutorial to make wonderful wall decor. If you are obsessed with string art, let your kids have some fun too. Make these quirky designs and decorate your wall. From different colorful shapes to personalized name letters, you can create anything. Holidays are perfect seasons for crafts. Making interesting string art Christmas Trees on walls will look great this festive season.
An amazing geometric pattern on the wood. Try making this with small nails and 2 colors of thread. Try making a star string art this 4th of July. This Patriotic Star looks great when made by yourself. Grab this amazing Kit for String Art from Amazon. This string art thing is kind of addicting. Time to make some cool designs to decorate your wall around your house! The pineapple is quite a trending motif these days for DIY Projects.
The step-by-step instructions explain well how you can make your own pineapple string art! About us. We offer ideas, tutorials , videos and free patterns to make your own DIY String Art craft, also for kids.
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Then, we start the process, wich is almost always the same. You must put the pattern over the wooden board and, then, start to clue the nails on the shape. Have you like it? So comment and share! Thanks for reading, see you soon!
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August 2, at pm. Betty says:. November 28, at am. Just keep sewing until you've reached the bit where the gap to the right of number 1 is finally filled in. I thought I'd share some of the other resources I found useful, as I did quite a bit of research. The flower below came from a pattern that I found on this site. I regretted doing the one below in white, as it looks more snowflake than flower, but it's a really pretty pattern.
You can find it here :. The pattern below I found on a maths website: it's a cardioid. I haven't heard of a cardioid before and I feel more inclined to believe that it's actually a juicy fig that's been cut open and is lying on my work surface! You can find details of how to make your own fig quite a long way down this page.
I may redo the next one at some point as it's quite a long way from being perfectly executed, but it's a curved stitch isometric cube When I turn it the other way up, it makes me think of someone wearing a gas mask This lucky horseshoe just arrived of its own accord as the result of some free form experimentation. Ditto the raindrop below. There are at least another nine or ten designs that I ended up cutting off the cloth and starting over with.
Interestingly, some of the more complex designs that I really enjoyed creating didn't look as aesthetically pleasing once they were finished. These are the final nine I've chosen and at some point this week I'll hopefully get them into their frames and up on the wall. Some more general links, just in case you're interested: I love this design , but I didn't like the colours I chose for it, so I haven't shared it here.
This design is amazing and would look really impressive - I didn't attempt it as most of my pieces were around 4" finished and it seemed one that would only work on a larger scale. I researched some books around thread art, but it seems that many of the really good ones went out of print when string-art went out of fashion. Born in and owning our own original piece of string-art, I feel I may have reopened a box that also contains Burt Reynolds' moustache and John Travolta's dance moves in making these.
Revival is an odd thing: there's something slightly cringe-inducing about revisiting an era, but these are too much fun to make to leave permanently behind in the 70s and I'd implore you to join me on the dance floor in making some of these yourself.
Whilst on the subject of 70s-inspired crafts, for the last few years I've seen more and more woven wallhangings popping up in my Instagram feed - I'd love to make some of those too! Kim 22 March at Florence Knapp Flossie Teacakes 22 March at Jee 22 March at Lulu 22 March at
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