Vase

This vase, made of paper, is very simple to make! You can take thick paper or cardboard.In the video, I take a rectangle of 27 cm by 12 cm.The vase is 12 cm high, which you can change as you like. It can be used as a cup for stationery :)If you want to keep fresh flowers in it, place them inside a ...

I made a decorative vase from toilet paper and putty. The vase is decorative and you can not pour water in it, but it is wonderful to decorate your home. Making a vase is not difficult and does not require expensive materials. You will need: ball; plastic cup; paper tape; corrugated board; toilet ...

Self-hardening clay is similar to dough as it is easily molded, does not stick to hands and get dirty, almost has no smell. The water in its composition evaporates after a day and the product becomes solid. Some types of clay can be baked in the microwave. After that, the product can be drilled, ...

Let's make a wonderful vase out of coating and a package of milk. If you do not like reading or you are interested in all the details, you can watch the video tutorial here: 1. Cut off the milk package top, wash the box from inside, dry it and put a towel or any duster inside. This is ...

I made this vase with my hands out of a glass bottle and beads. The vase is very beautiful and unusual. It is not difficult to make such vase, you just need to have patience. To make this vase you will need:• a glass bottle:• white glue;• delicate lace;• beads;• general purpose paint-spray. From ...

This civilization grew restlessly on the shores of the unpeaceful Mediterranean sea. Cretan craftsmen built multi-storey palaces, labyrinths; the girls of Crete on a par with the young men jumped on the back of rushing bulls at the festival of the Sun; brave sailors went for copper to distant shores ...

You need: 1) a bottle 2) glue 3) twine 4) decorations Glue the twine vertically at the bottom: Start twining: The top also: Add a blue cord: That's ready! And decorate the vase the way you want :)I made it this way: Thank you for attention! Yours,Christina

Robert improvises with pottery slowly, many colours of his glazes are a combination of a chance or many experiments. At the same time, he is always striving for certain results and technical achievements leaving some space for surprises. There's very little information about the artist, here&# ...

British artist Vanessa Hogg creates vases and decorative wall art objects from hundreds of miniature porcelain flowers. Daisies, chrysanthemums, dahlias, hydrangeas give her endless inspiration. Vanessa was born and raised in Africa surrounded by exotic nature and bizarre plants. Her mother and ...

Rozenburg Porcelain factory (Haagsche Plateelfabriek Rozenburg), the first in the Netherlands, adopted the features of the Art Nouveau stylistics at the beginning of the 20th century. Jurriaan Kok, the artistic director, together with chemist Engelden carried out a series of experiments with ...

In this tutorial I would like to tell you how I use beautiful jars for decorative purposes. Take - fabric - and decorative elements (I used a twine): Draw out the bottom of the jar on thick cardboard and cut it out: Glue the cut circle to the bottom (my jar has a small hollow on the bottom, ...

Good day, dear needlewomen. This is my first tutorial, please do not judge strictly) As we all noticed, winter has come... I wanted to decorate my house with something very warming and cozy... The vases I made just coincide with this winter mood) so, what do you need? Utter trifles!!! 1. Small ...