the one that makes me scream

1. Cut the page lengthwise into nine 3/4-inch-thick strips of heights shown: Three at 11 inches, three at 10 inches, two at 9 inches, and one at 3 1/2 inches.
2. Twist each strip to form loops at both ends. Make a circle out of the smallest.
3. Secure the ends with a piece of double-sided tape.
4. Layer and stick, starting with the longest strips. End with the circle in the center.

(via How to make a gift bow | Bits Pieces | 100 Layer Cake)

(via futuregirl craft blog : Tutorial: Sew A Lining Into A Crocheted Bag)

Crochet Leaf Tutorial

(via 任何纸都可以折出来的超神奇的贝奇式盒子~~…_来自朔夜的图片分享-堆糖网)

Loop knot 

When using just two threads, work a loop knot by cutting a length of thread twice as long as you need it to be and folding in half. Thread  your needle as normal and make a half cross stitch. As you pull your thread through the reverse of your fabric,carefully loop your needle through the thread loop to secure. This is a really great way to start stitching without having to tie a knot! 

(via Learn the basics of cross-stitch :: allaboutyou.com)

(via » Sewing how to: Sewing Easy Sewing Stitches)

Gonna make L a bouquet of paper flowers. There’s no reason why I need to give her flowers that will die w/in a couple of weeks. 

I don’t understand why people give plants/flowers as gifts—things that die (not potted plants/flowers. It’s like, here, lemme give you something that signifies death and dying.

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(via DIY Paper Mums | Ellinée | handcraft your life)

Stuff your heart and first heart bump a bit and continue on with second heart bump. 
(Don’t stuff too much so your fuzz doesn’t interfere with working your Second heart bump)

Second heart bump

(via EASY: Crochet Pattern - Little Heart Plushy)