Simple DIY felted wool bracelet for her or for him

Only 5 flat felted wool beads and a piece of cord! That's what you need for this simple felted wool bracelet!
 

You can find these and more at  smika.etsy.com  . Custom colors and amounts available!  

 Additional tools: scissors, big needle with big hole.

Pierce beads with needle. There must be no excess cord pierced trough the needle hole (see picture). Tie knots in between and in the ends of cord. Wider hole can be made with knitting needle, if it is difficult to pierce with needle.

 Bracelet is ready!!!

Candle glass decorated with crochet hoops

I always wondered what to do with empty candle glasses. I used to put plain candle tablets, but it looked kind of boring. Then I saw my sister making colourful yarn crochet hoops. I tried to figure out what to do with them.  I was not keen on making hanging decorations or garlands. So here is my interpretation what you can make easily at home.

I craft, U craft!

     

      
      Materials and tools: 

• crochet hoops from smika.etsy.com (or buttons)

•  glass

• glue gun 

In the first place, measure your glass to find out how many crochet hoops you will need. Try to line crochet hoops on a table in order to see colour combination. Take one crochet hoop at a time and put glue on it.

Put crochet hoop on the bottom of the glass as quick as possible.

  
Form the first row.

 The second line should be aligned in between of first row crochet hoops as shown in picture below.

Continue till you reach the top of the glass.

That's it! You have a nice candle holder! 

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