The instructions: Stretch the dryer hose on one side so that it makes a tight circle. I'm not sure how else to explain it, but you should understand what I mean by looking at the picture and playing with the hose yourself. Cut it slightly longer than where it meets to make a tight circle. Fasten the ends together with some craft wire. You'll have to poke some holes for the wire to go through, then wrap the wire around the wires inside the hose. Then spray paint the circle orange. When the paint is dry use hot glue to attach your stem and leaves. The stem should fit snugly in the hole created, but I still glue it, then glue leaves around it. It's pretty simple and cheap.
Monday, August 18, 2008
Dryer Hose Pumpkins
Family Tree
After making a genealogy chart using Martha Stewart's pattern, I decided I wanted it to look more like a tree. So, I made a pattern of my own. The trunk is the baby's name, followed by the parents on the first branches, and so on. I did the paternal side on the left and the maternal side on the right. Trace the pattern to the desired size in pencil. Then write in the names of each relative on their respective branch--I would do this is pencil first just to make sure everything fits how it should. Feel free to use my pattern below.
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art,
decorations,
genealogy,
scrapbooking
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