As a cover, it is great. Polyester batting and foam would be fine as filling. But I think old clothing would make the ottoman heavy and collect dust—unless it were lightweight jackets.
And what was the yarn made of? Also from knitwear? The warp is thread, the weft is colored strips cut from old clothes. Including knitwear. We even cut strips from nylon tights, but they pull the rug tight and the fin...
A lovely activity to share with children, with an adult handling the hot glue. It encourages attention to detail, fine-motor practice, and color play. Adults can enjoy it on long winter evenings too 😛
Beautiful. But I think the bows should be made beforehand and stitched from the front side. And for hanging, make long loops out of the same fabric (you can sew the bows onto them). Because it's unlikely you'll be abl...
Similar strips are cut for rag rugs... But it's complicated here: knitting needles won't be enough - you'll need a special loom. My mother-in-law used to weave rugs. I cut the strips and also tried working on the loom...
I am all for pillows, throws, doilies, and even plant pots and vases in "covers"—they are original and beautiful. They are practical too: you can always remove the cover and wash it. The ottoman is what raises questio...
I think the last option is only suitable for a preschooler, for a kindergarten workshop or an elementary school art room. For older children, you need something more serious so that the child feels more grown-up and, ...
I shave pills off coats and dense materials with a regular safety razor. I've done the same with a knit sweater. Be careful not to touch the material itself and only remove the pills. But the effect doesn't last long ...
Thanks! It's very unusual... But it's a good deal... two pairs of jeans at once. You probably just need to get used to the inside-out side. And probably only someone who knows that there are two right sides would noti...
You could make a baby blanket in this format. Just use natural, lightweight fabrics, and make the backing light and bright rather than dark. It is best to use hypoallergenic fabrics with natural fibers that won't fade.
I've never seen anything like this.. I wouldn't have even paid attention to it, since I don't know how to use it. I'll look for a video to understand at least something. I only understood that you need to embroider fr...
An interesting routine, but how do you combine these exercises and where do you do them? Probably not at home. For example, jumping rope—jumping in an apartment is unlikely to please the downstairs neighbours. And how...
I’ve never made anything like this. If I’m baking, I usually think of making one large cake for the whole family; a batch of muffins might disappear at once and leave everyone asking for more. The recipe does look str...
An interesting solution... At one time, stores offered two types of fabrics with the same pattern. You could buy two cuts and create a contrast. I haven't seen double-sided fabric before... Double-sided jeans are inte...
I liked what's in the 1st photo. Everything is neat here, and you don't have to worry about sticking your hand into a drawer full of needles and pricking yourself on one of them (like Sleeping Beauty on a spindle :p )...
A light shade definitely makes you look fuller. A bulky pattern doesn't make the waist look thinner either. Therefore, I think that the 1st and the last options are good choices. If you choose a cowl neck, you can use...
I want to knit my husband a matching set for New Year (hat, scarf, sweater, socks). But there are a few things to consider. The hat and scarf are for everyday wear, so the color needs to hold up after washing. The swe...
:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: Cool! Honestly, I wouldn't have thought of that! Though the consumption of the product will be quite high, since the roller will soak it all up right away. You can roll the entire amount ...
in other new ideas you just need to make a few mistakes I disagree... If I don't succeed a couple of times, I don't even try to do it anymore. A friend of mine bakes amazing cream puffs... I tried it for the first tim...
the pot was transparent I have transparent plastic pots.. Some have holes only in the bottom, some have holes on the sides. Something like the ones in the pictures. I keep them on the sunny side. But in some pots, gre...
Do you think the ancients used bay leaves only for weaving wreaths? No. They used them to improve well-being, soothe pain, and fight insomnia and fatigue (maybe that's why they wore wreaths? :) - I don't know, so I wo...
I'll have to find some time to make something like this for myself... I looked at buying a bar in a store once, but the price was too high, and I didn't really need soap at that moment, so I didn't buy it. But it look...
Somewhere I read that you shouldn’t fall asleep in Savasana. In nearly every description of the pose, I came across the advice: “Don’t sleep.” I don’t remember why.
What should you do if your clothes or individual items start to smell musty? Buy a cat litter odor neutralizer. Sprinkle it on the item or object, leave it for a while (if the smell is persistent, you can leave it ove...
She has many like these. Lately, she has been embroidering with herrings. It turned out cool.
As a cover, it is great. Polyester batting and foam would be fine as filling. But I think old clothing would make the ottoman heavy and collect dust—unless it were lightweight jackets.
And what was the yarn made of? Also from knitwear? The warp is thread, the weft is colored strips cut from old clothes. Including knitwear. We even cut strips from nylon tights, but they pull the rug tight and the fin...
A lovely activity to share with children, with an adult handling the hot glue. It encourages attention to detail, fine-motor practice, and color play. Adults can enjoy it on long winter evenings too 😛
Beautiful. But I think the bows should be made beforehand and stitched from the front side. And for hanging, make long loops out of the same fabric (you can sew the bows onto them). Because it's unlikely you'll be abl...
Similar strips are cut for rag rugs... But it's complicated here: knitting needles won't be enough - you'll need a special loom. My mother-in-law used to weave rugs. I cut the strips and also tried working on the loom...
I am all for pillows, throws, doilies, and even plant pots and vases in "covers"—they are original and beautiful. They are practical too: you can always remove the cover and wash it. The ottoman is what raises questio...
I think the last option is only suitable for a preschooler, for a kindergarten workshop or an elementary school art room. For older children, you need something more serious so that the child feels more grown-up and, ...
I shave pills off coats and dense materials with a regular safety razor. I've done the same with a knit sweater. Be careful not to touch the material itself and only remove the pills. But the effect doesn't last long ...
Thanks! It's very unusual... But it's a good deal... two pairs of jeans at once. You probably just need to get used to the inside-out side. And probably only someone who knows that there are two right sides would noti...
You could make a baby blanket in this format. Just use natural, lightweight fabrics, and make the backing light and bright rather than dark. It is best to use hypoallergenic fabrics with natural fibers that won't fade.
I've never seen anything like this.. I wouldn't have even paid attention to it, since I don't know how to use it. I'll look for a video to understand at least something. I only understood that you need to embroider fr...
An interesting routine, but how do you combine these exercises and where do you do them? Probably not at home. For example, jumping rope—jumping in an apartment is unlikely to please the downstairs neighbours. And how...
I’ve never made anything like this. If I’m baking, I usually think of making one large cake for the whole family; a batch of muffins might disappear at once and leave everyone asking for more. The recipe does look str...
An interesting solution... At one time, stores offered two types of fabrics with the same pattern. You could buy two cuts and create a contrast. I haven't seen double-sided fabric before... Double-sided jeans are inte...
I liked what's in the 1st photo. Everything is neat here, and you don't have to worry about sticking your hand into a drawer full of needles and pricking yourself on one of them (like Sleeping Beauty on a spindle :p )...
A light shade definitely makes you look fuller. A bulky pattern doesn't make the waist look thinner either. Therefore, I think that the 1st and the last options are good choices. If you choose a cowl neck, you can use...
I want to knit my husband a matching set for New Year (hat, scarf, sweater, socks). But there are a few things to consider. The hat and scarf are for everyday wear, so the color needs to hold up after washing. The swe...
Have to call a special rescue team. That sounds tempting... :sneaky: 😛
:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: Cool! Honestly, I wouldn't have thought of that! Though the consumption of the product will be quite high, since the roller will soak it all up right away. You can roll the entire amount ...
in other new ideas you just need to make a few mistakes I disagree... If I don't succeed a couple of times, I don't even try to do it anymore. A friend of mine bakes amazing cream puffs... I tried it for the first tim...
the pot was transparent I have transparent plastic pots.. Some have holes only in the bottom, some have holes on the sides. Something like the ones in the pictures. I keep them on the sunny side. But in some pots, gre...
Do you think the ancients used bay leaves only for weaving wreaths? No. They used them to improve well-being, soothe pain, and fight insomnia and fatigue (maybe that's why they wore wreaths? :) - I don't know, so I wo...
I'll have to find some time to make something like this for myself... I looked at buying a bar in a store once, but the price was too high, and I didn't really need soap at that moment, so I didn't buy it. But it look...
Somewhere I read that you shouldn’t fall asleep in Savasana. In nearly every description of the pose, I came across the advice: “Don’t sleep.” I don’t remember why.
What should you do if your clothes or individual items start to smell musty? Buy a cat litter odor neutralizer. Sprinkle it on the item or object, leave it for a while (if the smell is persistent, you can leave it ove...
I promised to show my friend's handbags. By the way, she still takes custom embroidery orders.