Gratis påskeæg – Happy Easter!
It’s time again to share my free download with DIY Easter Eggs & Bunnies. They are made with some of my repeat patterns and are super simple to make. Print – cut – mix & match – and glue 2 eggs together with a piece of sewing tread in the middle – or make a string of eggs – et voila! The bunnies are a bit more tricky but give them a try!
You can download the front here and the back here. Have fun & Happy Easter.
Så starter påskeferien så der er blot tilbage at dele mine gratis påskeæg og påskeharer med dig! Jeg designede dem for 4 år siden og de har været verden rundt på diverse blogs siden da. De er super nemme at lave; Hent pdf.en – print – klip – lim æg eller påskeharer sammen omkring en tynd tråd – og hæng dem på dine påskegrene. Påskeharerne kræver lidt fingersnilde – men æggene kan selv små børn klippe. Her finder du Forside og Bagside! Hyg jer og rigtig god påskeferie!
For private use only. Please spread the word, respect my copyright and share your result on your blog, Facebook or Instagram #spagatblog
Kun til privat brug – må ikke sælges eller kopieres – del dem gerne på Facebook, din blog eller Instagram # spagatblog.
DIY Autumn Art
I see a lot of Christmas decorations popping up already – but why not enjoy Autumn a little longer? Here are some great DIY ideas on how to play and create with all the Autumn leaves still to be found. Have fun!
Mushroom print from Martha Stewart, Leaf Cut Cars found here, Pressed leaves in double glas frames via Better Homes and Gardens and Leaf animals from Kokoko Kids, a blog that shares tons of other craft ideas with leaves.
Happy Easter & DIY reminder
My Easter holiday starts right now – so I wish you all a Happy Easter – and just want to remind you that you can find my DIY easter eggs & bunnies here – if you need a little easter project. Have fun & please share.
Current Colour Crush
At the moment I’m completely smitten with the colours and details in Julia Rofman’s handwoven beaded bracelets. I’m just learning how to use a bead loom - but not sure I have the patience to add the last finishing touches like tassel ends and silver claps – so I’m also adding Julia’s creations to my wishlist – just in case!
Summer Colour Crush
Here´s my current Summer Colour Crush – and my favorite summer DIY. As a part of my sweet doing nothing this summer my daughter and I made quite a few of these bracelets. I found the instructions for the Hama bead bracelets at Juniorbusiness.dk – and if you feel inspired you can download a pdf.file with instructions here at Panduro´s website. It´s really not that complicated if you just mix & match – and it´s also quite addictive – Have fun!
Happy Summer days
My Danish part of the summerholidays starts right now – I´ll spend 2 weeks of sweet doing nothing in our summerhouse. Last summer I painted these stones so I could make up my own weather forecast – set in stone! I´ll be back in 2 weeks – have fun & enjoy (the sun)!
DIY Easter Eggs – part 2 – free download
It´s time to wish you all a Happy Easter – and time again to share my free download with DIY Easter Eggs & Rabbits. They are made with some of my repeat patterns and are super simple to make.
Print them out on thick A4 paper – cut them out and mix & match. Glue 2 eggs together with a piece of sewing tread in the middle – or make a string of eggs – et voila! The rabbits are a bit more tricky – so I´ve made a front and back version of them. Cut the front first – glue it to the back of the rabbit and cut the back afterwards.
You can download the front here and the back here. Have fun!
For private use only. Please spread the word, respect my copyright and share your result on Flickr or your blog!
My Easter download has become quite a tradition now – and have been spread world wide on the web. I love to see all the different & creative ways they have been used – here´s some examples from Denmark, France, Germany and USA.
DIY Easter eggs – part 1
Some DIY ideas are just so great that you have to try them out at once! So after I shared this DIY with masking tape from Creature Comfort on Twitter the other day – I went home to make my own version with my daughter. It was a big succes – so I´ll just share it here also so you will not miss it. You can find all the instructions here at Creature Comforts blog. We used Parchment Paper – but I think baking paper will work even better. And our final results was put directly on the window glass – and the left overs was cut into little cute stickers. Have fun!
Have a colourful weekend
I´m not the first to post about designer and illustrator Owen Gildersleeve´s amazing work. But when a guy sits down and cut leaves out of paper it´s worth sharing – you can download them as a Iphone wallpaper via Poolga.com. Or you can try to create something similar at home. I wish you all a colourfull weekend :)
Free DIY Easter Eggs
I´ll be really busy for the next couple of days celebrating my 40th B-day and my daughters 6th B-day. So while I´m busy and having a small blog-break I think it´s time to share my little DIY Easter Eggs & Rabbits. They are made with some of my repeat patterns and are super simple to make.
Print them out on thick A4 paper – cut them out and mix & match. Glue 2 eggs together with a piece of sewing tread in the middle – or make a string of eggs – et voila! The rabbits are a bit more tricky – so I´ve made a front and back version of them. Cut the front first – glue it to the back of the rabbit and cut the back afterwards.
You can download the front here and the back here. Have fun!
For private use only. Please spread the word, respect my copyright and share your result on Flickr or your blog!
