By The Steady Hand on December 1st, 2011
65 views I have been looking forward to this Guest Post for awhile…enjoy! Thanks Kathryn! During Christmas week last year, yarnbombing crochet artist Olek sneaked out into New York City and wrapped the Wall Street Bull up in a bright pink camo cozy. It was her Christmas gift to NYC and it makes me excited to think about what she might do for the holidays this year. But Olek isn’t the only one doing some extreme crochet for Christmas. Here are five other holiday crochet projects from now and Christmas past to knock your stockings off of the fireplace: 1. Crocheted Christmas Tree. Handmade by Mother shared this crochet Christmas tree last year and it would be tough to find one that beats it out. This life-size tree is made entirely from crochet pieces. It is so colorful that it doesn’t need any extra lights or tinsel! Would you go so Continue reading Guest Post Thursday – 5 Extreme Holiday Crochet Projects By The Steady Hand on November 17th, 2011
116 views This week’s Guest Post is from Maggie. Thanks Maggie! I’ve seen so many birds jewelry popping up all over Pinterest, and I decided that I had to try it for myself. I love crafting, and I love a good challenge, so I tried for myself. I think it turned out well! What you’ll need: One large bead Thin bead wire Wire cutters Pliers (optional) Continue reading Guest Post Thursday – DIY Wire Wrapped Ring By The Steady Hand on November 10th, 2011
16 views This week’s Guest Post is from Amy H. – Thanks Amy! A pack of Christmas cards bought from a store are so impersonal, but even adding a family photo to a jolly greeting is becoming so trendy that the card could still end up in a basket with the rest. Creating a card from bits and bobs, scraps of fabric and anything you can find is one way to make your Christmas greeting special. However, the lead up to Christmas is a busy time. Is it really possible to craft handmade cards during the chaos of decorating, shopping for presents, and preparing for the big day? It is. The guidelines below consist of easy-to-do tips to simplify the process of creating wonderful homemade greetings. How to Store Your Supplies Post-Christmas sales is a great way to stock up on supplies for next year’s Christmas Cards, but it can be Continue reading Guest Post Thursday – How to Make Your Own Christmas Cards By The Steady Hand on November 3rd, 2011
22 views Guide to Facials for Busy working Women The best way to pamper your skin is by doing a facial. It can help you to take care of your skin in the proper manner. By doing a facial, you will be able to cleanse your facial skin which means getting rid of the dead skin cells and cleaning the deep pores. You can balance your skin by providing an even tone and texture all over the face. Moisturizing is also an essential part of the facial to keep your skin hydrated. The biggest benefit is that it makes your skin firmer and vibrant. Before scheduling a facial, you need to know various details about the place you want to go and the professional who will be doing the facial. Make a proper plan in case you need the facial done for a special occasion. Know your skin condition and talk to Continue reading Guest Post Thursday – Guide to Facials for Busy Working Women By The Steady Hand on October 27th, 2011
36 views Crafts for the Car Mad This week’s Guest Post is from Helen. Thank you Helen! If you’re a car enthusiast who loves arts and crafts at the same time, there are many ways in which you can combine both of your hobbies to great effect. From ready-made kits to more elaborate work that needs to be started from scratch, if you’re car and craft mad, there is much you can do to occupy your time. It may be an obvious place to start but if you’re an inexperienced craft maker, it could be a good idea to begin with one of the many, ready-made plastic kits that are on the market today. We all remember these from our childhood and if you haven’t come across them for some time, you’ll be pleased to know that they are as popular as they ever have been. These days, there are many Continue reading Guest Post Thursday – Crafts for the Car Mad By The Steady Hand on October 20th, 2011
40 views At home waxing is a cheaper and time-saving alternate to waxing done in parlors. You can wax your arms, legs, underarms, bikini areas; upper-lips, chin and all those areas where you feel hair are unwanted. Though waxing takes a wee bit more of time and preparation than shaving but the results last long and the skin gets clean also in the process. The reason being the fact that when you wax, the accumulated dead cells on your skin are also shed off and your skin becomes clean and clear. The other benefit is that you can wax specific parts of the body even on a hectic day after your office hours to attend a party in the evening, and can get ready for the party in much lesser time. Rather than wasting your energy in parlor, save it for the party and enjoy to the fullest. Here, we present you Continue reading Guest Post Thursday: At-Home Waxing: Alternative to Expensive Waxing | |
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