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This document provides instructions for grafting and budding techniques. It begins by defining grafting and noting that only rootstocks and scions from the same type of tree can be used. It then lists the advantages and disadvantages of grafting and budding. The document provides detailed steps for selecting and preparing rootstock and scion materials, performing cleft, whip, and tongue grafts, and T-budding. It emphasizes cleanliness and using sharp tools. The goals are to have the bark of the scion and rootstock match and for the graft or bud to take and grow.
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The document provides instructions for making three different types of ribbon bows that can be used for gift wrapping, decorations, and hair accessories.
The first type is a wire-bound ribbon bow, which is made by cutting a piece of ribbon, creating two loops in the center, tightly wrapping wire around the center to secure it, and adjusting the loops and tails.
The second is a grosgrain ribbon bow, which is made by measuring and wrapping ribbon around a box, making loops by folding the ribbon and bringing them back to the center, and securing them in place.
The third is a floral ribbon bow, which is made by measuring loops along a length of ribbon, folding and pinching loops
This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a mini album binding using cardstock, chipboard, and paper. It involves:
1) Creating a binding base from paper and cardstock that is the same height as the album pages.
2) Adhering a center chipboard panel to the binding base.
3) Scoring and assembling three binding inserts of graduated sizes that interlock.
4) Attaching the binding base and inserts to the front and back covers to create the album structure.
5) Adhering pages to the binding inserts on both sides to complete the album.
This document provides information about knitting and crocheting including why people enjoy these hobbies and the basic techniques and materials needed. It discusses the calming effect and sense of accomplishment of knitting and crocheting as well as how to get started by taking classes that are offered in many locations or by buying materials from yarn shops, craft stores, or online retailers. The basics of knitting, crocheting, and needed tools like needles and hooks are explained in detail through step-by-step instructions for making practice swatches.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a necklace at home. It lists the necessary materials, which include beads, thread, pliers, and clasps. The procedures describe determining necklace style and length based on neck measurements. Beads are arranged on a board and threaded onto the stringing material one by one. Crimp beads are used to secure the ends and clasps. Following all the steps results in a homemade beaded necklace.
A lesson of how and why to clip inside and outside curves. Includes tips for beginner and experienced sewists.
Includes a pattern to practice clipping curves and tip sheets for handsewing and sewing with Minky-type fabrics.
This tutorial was written by Judy Larson who donated the original piece to help a small boy battling cancer. If you download this tutorial, please consider donating to help Knox. It it is after the time frame for this cause., please donate something ( jewelry design, time, money) in aid of others in need of help. Some suggestions include helping children's hospitals, supporting cancer research.
For other Judy Larson tutorials, please see www.beadinggem.com
This document provides instructions for grafting and budding techniques. It begins by defining grafting and noting that only rootstocks and scions from the same type of tree can be used. It then lists the advantages and disadvantages of grafting and budding. The document provides detailed steps for selecting and preparing rootstock and scion materials, performing cleft, whip, and tongue grafts, and T-budding. It emphasizes cleanliness and using sharp tools. The goals are to have the bark of the scion and rootstock match and for the graft or bud to take and grow.
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The document provides instructions for making three different types of ribbon bows that can be used for gift wrapping, decorations, and hair accessories.
The first type is a wire-bound ribbon bow, which is made by cutting a piece of ribbon, creating two loops in the center, tightly wrapping wire around the center to secure it, and adjusting the loops and tails.
The second is a grosgrain ribbon bow, which is made by measuring and wrapping ribbon around a box, making loops by folding the ribbon and bringing them back to the center, and securing them in place.
The third is a floral ribbon bow, which is made by measuring loops along a length of ribbon, folding and pinching loops
This document provides step-by-step instructions for making a mini album binding using cardstock, chipboard, and paper. It involves:
1) Creating a binding base from paper and cardstock that is the same height as the album pages.
2) Adhering a center chipboard panel to the binding base.
3) Scoring and assembling three binding inserts of graduated sizes that interlock.
4) Attaching the binding base and inserts to the front and back covers to create the album structure.
5) Adhering pages to the binding inserts on both sides to complete the album.
This document provides information about knitting and crocheting including why people enjoy these hobbies and the basic techniques and materials needed. It discusses the calming effect and sense of accomplishment of knitting and crocheting as well as how to get started by taking classes that are offered in many locations or by buying materials from yarn shops, craft stores, or online retailers. The basics of knitting, crocheting, and needed tools like needles and hooks are explained in detail through step-by-step instructions for making practice swatches.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a necklace at home. It lists the necessary materials, which include beads, thread, pliers, and clasps. The procedures describe determining necklace style and length based on neck measurements. Beads are arranged on a board and threaded onto the stringing material one by one. Crimp beads are used to secure the ends and clasps. Following all the steps results in a homemade beaded necklace.
A lesson of how and why to clip inside and outside curves. Includes tips for beginner and experienced sewists.
Includes a pattern to practice clipping curves and tip sheets for handsewing and sewing with Minky-type fabrics.
This tutorial was written by Judy Larson who donated the original piece to help a small boy battling cancer. If you download this tutorial, please consider donating to help Knox. It it is after the time frame for this cause., please donate something ( jewelry design, time, money) in aid of others in need of help. Some suggestions include helping children's hospitals, supporting cancer research.
For other Judy Larson tutorials, please see www.beadinggem.com
Adding beads to a lamp shade can transform a plain shade into a decorative element. Beads can be added to the base or body of the shade depending on the desired style. To create a dotted pattern, hot glue is used to attach flat-back beads marked on the shade. Alternately, a beaded fringe is made by gluing measured beads around the top or bottom of the shade, attaching sections at a time. Different placements create varied designs so beads can update lamp shades in creative ways.
This document provides instructions for making a pencil case out of recycled banners using simple sewing. The materials needed are a used banner, zipper, lining cloth, and basic sewing supplies. The instructions involve cutting the banner to size, folding and stitching the edges to form sides, attaching the lining and zipper, and trimming edges to complete the pencil case. The finished project reuses old banners to create an attractive, personalized carrying case for art supplies.
Paper weaving is an ancient craft that involves interlacing paper strips in a loom. The document defines key weaving terms like warp, weft, and loom. It then provides a 13-step process to make a paper weaving, including cutting a paper loom, weaving colored paper strips in an over-under pattern, and framing the finished weaving. Various weaving patterns like plain, basket, twill, and satin weaves are also explained.
The document provides instructions for making a toadstool pincushion. It involves cutting out circles from fabric to use as the toadstool top and spots, stuffing the circles with filling, and stitching them together. A cardboard tube is used for the stalk, which is wrapped in fabric and stuffed with rice. The stalk is then attached to the stuffed toadstool top to complete the pincushion.
This document provides instructions for making Christmas baubles using styrofoam balls, tissue paper, glue, cord, pins, and other optional embellishments. The instructions involve wrapping tissue paper around styrofoam balls and gluing it in place. Gold cord is then wound around the balls in various patterns and secured with dressmakers' pins. Additional braids or sequins can be added for further decoration. When complete, the baubles are ready to hang on a Christmas tree.
This document provides instructions for wrapping a present and making a bow with ribbon. It lists the necessary materials and gives 6 steps to follow: 1) measure and cut the ribbon, 2) wrap the ribbon around the present and twist it, 3) flip the present over and prepare to tie the ribbon, 4) make a loop with the ribbon, 5) wrap the long piece of ribbon around and pull it through a small hole to create the bow, and 6) adjust and tighten the loops to make an even bow. Following these steps will result in a perfectly wrapped present with a nice bow.
1. The document describes various embroidery stitches including backstitch, bullion stitch, chain stitch, cross-stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, French knot, herringbone stitch, lazy daisy chain stitch, looped stitch, running stitch, satin stitch, split stitch, seed stitch, and stem stitch.
2. It also provides instructions for transferring embroidery designs using hot-iron transfer, tracing, and stamping methods.
3. Finally, it lists good habits for clean and quality embroidery work such as having a clean work space, proper materials, hair control, using the right needles, proper thread and fabric handling, and cleaning the work area.
This document provides instructions for several kids' craft projects, including:
- CD spinners decorated with printed templates for the Fourth of July
- A felt board with seasonal scenery pieces like trees, flowers, snow, and rain that can be changed to depict different seasons
- A fabric-covered bead teething necklace for babies made from a tube of fabric with wooden beads inserted and knotted inside
- A sewn robot tote bag featuring felt applique pieces to create a robot character on the front
This document provides instructions for making a Peepsqueak book bag with embroidery and quilting. The instructions include cutting fabric and batting pieces, assembling the bag sides by quilting strips of fabric to the batting and lining, adding a pocket and nameplate with embroidery, attaching a zipper, sewing the sides together, and adding handles. Optional instructions are given for making a matching pencil bag with similar construction.
This document provides instructions for covering a fabric box in 3 steps. First, make evenly spaced holes along the sides and ends of the box using a nail and hammer. Second, spray adhesive on the box and fabric before folding the excess fabric over the sides and cutting away the rest. Third, stitch through the fabric and nail holes to attach the fabric to the box, using a running stitch on the sides and backstitch on the ends to hold the box together.
This document provides instructions for making a sequin tiara for a child. It lists the necessary materials which include 47cm of sequins, felt, trims, and embroidery floss. The steps involve cutting the sequins to fit the child's head size, sewing the ends together, adding decorative elements like beads and feathers to a front piece of felt, and then stitching the felt pieces to the front and back of the sequin band to complete the tiara.
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This document provides instructions for making a sequin tiara for a child. It lists the necessary materials which include 47cm of sequins, felt, trims, and embroidery floss. The steps involve cutting the sequins to fit the child's head size, sewing the ends together, adding decorative elements like beads and feathers to a front piece of felt, and then stitching the felt pieces to the front and back of the sequin band to complete the tiara.
This document provides instructions for making a double wrap bangle bracelet using beads and wire. The bangle features a wrapped closure and does not require exact sizing, allowing leftover beads to be used. It is an easy project that makes a fun gift. Materials needed are 58" of 20 gauge round wire, beads, and basic pliers. Directions include wrapping the wire to form an eye, adding beads by wrapping the wire around each one, twisting the ends to form a hook, and shaping the bangle.
This document provides an introduction and overview of topics to be covered in a quilting class, including grainlines, colour theory, preparing fabric, tools like the rotary cutter and pins, chain sewing, pressing, and scheduling a fabric shopping field trip. The class will cover the importance of cutting along the grainline for precision and durability, using a colour wheel to understand complementary and analogous colour schemes, pre-washing fabric to prevent bleeding, how to use a rotary cutter and pins properly, the chain sewing technique to save time, and conclude with a video demonstration and opportunity for questions.
This document provides instructions for gift wrapping with 8 steps. It explains that learning this skill will allow you to wrap presents neatly for birthdays and holidays. The materials needed are listed as wrapping paper, scissors, tape, ribbon, bows, and gift tags. The 8 steps describe cutting the wrapping paper to size, taping it around the present, folding in the corners, and decorating with ribbons, bows, and a tagged gift recipient's name.
The document provides instructions for making a tassel in 5 steps:
1) Wind wool around a book to form loops of even width. A paperback makes tassels of ideal size for cushions.
2) Carefully remove the loops and tie them together at the top with a chain or contrasting wool.
3) Tie wool around the loops 1-2 inches below the top tie to form the tassel head. Cut the bottom loops evenly.
4) Trim the bottom of the tassel by placing the top in a book and cutting the loops with scissors.
5) Cover the tassel head by threading wool through it in an overlapping pattern and tying it off to conceal the strands
This document provides instructions for making a tote bag without sewing. It requires scissors, fabric, duct tape, staples, ruler, straps, pencil, and an optional friend. The instructions are: 1) Cut a piece of fabric to 12x28 inches and fold it in half to create a pocket; 2) Fold and crease the top edge to make a hem on both sides; 3) Mark and staple straps on both sides and cover staples with duct tape; 4) Fold the bag with colored sides together, mark a seam line, and staple and tape the sides. The finished bag can be used for occasions like shopping or carrying sports supplies.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for making bell flower earrings based on a photo of fuchsia flowers from the author's grandmother's garden.
2. Key steps include making a paper pattern, cutting the flower shapes from sheet metal, texturing the metal, forming the petals using dapping punches, and adding wire stamens and findings to complete the earrings.
3. Optional finishing techniques like tumbling, patination, and polishing are also described to further enhance the earrings.
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Biography and career history of Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
Bruno Amezcua's entry into the film and visual arts world seemed predestined. His grandfather, a distinguished film editor from the 1950s through the 1970s, profoundly influenced him. This familial mentorship early on exposed him to the nuances of film production and a broad array of fine arts, igniting a lifelong passion for narrative creation. Over 15 years, Bruno has engaged in diverse projects showcasing his dedication to the arts.
Adding beads to a lamp shade can transform a plain shade into a decorative element. Beads can be added to the base or body of the shade depending on the desired style. To create a dotted pattern, hot glue is used to attach flat-back beads marked on the shade. Alternately, a beaded fringe is made by gluing measured beads around the top or bottom of the shade, attaching sections at a time. Different placements create varied designs so beads can update lamp shades in creative ways.
This document provides instructions for making a pencil case out of recycled banners using simple sewing. The materials needed are a used banner, zipper, lining cloth, and basic sewing supplies. The instructions involve cutting the banner to size, folding and stitching the edges to form sides, attaching the lining and zipper, and trimming edges to complete the pencil case. The finished project reuses old banners to create an attractive, personalized carrying case for art supplies.
Paper weaving is an ancient craft that involves interlacing paper strips in a loom. The document defines key weaving terms like warp, weft, and loom. It then provides a 13-step process to make a paper weaving, including cutting a paper loom, weaving colored paper strips in an over-under pattern, and framing the finished weaving. Various weaving patterns like plain, basket, twill, and satin weaves are also explained.
The document provides instructions for making a toadstool pincushion. It involves cutting out circles from fabric to use as the toadstool top and spots, stuffing the circles with filling, and stitching them together. A cardboard tube is used for the stalk, which is wrapped in fabric and stuffed with rice. The stalk is then attached to the stuffed toadstool top to complete the pincushion.
This document provides instructions for making Christmas baubles using styrofoam balls, tissue paper, glue, cord, pins, and other optional embellishments. The instructions involve wrapping tissue paper around styrofoam balls and gluing it in place. Gold cord is then wound around the balls in various patterns and secured with dressmakers' pins. Additional braids or sequins can be added for further decoration. When complete, the baubles are ready to hang on a Christmas tree.
This document provides instructions for wrapping a present and making a bow with ribbon. It lists the necessary materials and gives 6 steps to follow: 1) measure and cut the ribbon, 2) wrap the ribbon around the present and twist it, 3) flip the present over and prepare to tie the ribbon, 4) make a loop with the ribbon, 5) wrap the long piece of ribbon around and pull it through a small hole to create the bow, and 6) adjust and tighten the loops to make an even bow. Following these steps will result in a perfectly wrapped present with a nice bow.
1. The document describes various embroidery stitches including backstitch, bullion stitch, chain stitch, cross-stitch, feather stitch, fish bone stitch, French knot, herringbone stitch, lazy daisy chain stitch, looped stitch, running stitch, satin stitch, split stitch, seed stitch, and stem stitch.
2. It also provides instructions for transferring embroidery designs using hot-iron transfer, tracing, and stamping methods.
3. Finally, it lists good habits for clean and quality embroidery work such as having a clean work space, proper materials, hair control, using the right needles, proper thread and fabric handling, and cleaning the work area.
This document provides instructions for several kids' craft projects, including:
- CD spinners decorated with printed templates for the Fourth of July
- A felt board with seasonal scenery pieces like trees, flowers, snow, and rain that can be changed to depict different seasons
- A fabric-covered bead teething necklace for babies made from a tube of fabric with wooden beads inserted and knotted inside
- A sewn robot tote bag featuring felt applique pieces to create a robot character on the front
This document provides instructions for making a Peepsqueak book bag with embroidery and quilting. The instructions include cutting fabric and batting pieces, assembling the bag sides by quilting strips of fabric to the batting and lining, adding a pocket and nameplate with embroidery, attaching a zipper, sewing the sides together, and adding handles. Optional instructions are given for making a matching pencil bag with similar construction.
This document provides instructions for covering a fabric box in 3 steps. First, make evenly spaced holes along the sides and ends of the box using a nail and hammer. Second, spray adhesive on the box and fabric before folding the excess fabric over the sides and cutting away the rest. Third, stitch through the fabric and nail holes to attach the fabric to the box, using a running stitch on the sides and backstitch on the ends to hold the box together.
This document provides instructions for making a sequin tiara for a child. It lists the necessary materials which include 47cm of sequins, felt, trims, and embroidery floss. The steps involve cutting the sequins to fit the child's head size, sewing the ends together, adding decorative elements like beads and feathers to a front piece of felt, and then stitching the felt pieces to the front and back of the sequin band to complete the tiara.
How to make a Sequin Headband - charleston styleCathT
This document provides instructions for making a sequin tiara for a child. It lists the necessary materials which include 47cm of sequins, felt, trims, and embroidery floss. The steps involve cutting the sequins to fit the child's head size, sewing the ends together, adding decorative elements like beads and feathers to a front piece of felt, and then stitching the felt pieces to the front and back of the sequin band to complete the tiara.
This document provides instructions for making a double wrap bangle bracelet using beads and wire. The bangle features a wrapped closure and does not require exact sizing, allowing leftover beads to be used. It is an easy project that makes a fun gift. Materials needed are 58" of 20 gauge round wire, beads, and basic pliers. Directions include wrapping the wire to form an eye, adding beads by wrapping the wire around each one, twisting the ends to form a hook, and shaping the bangle.
This document provides an introduction and overview of topics to be covered in a quilting class, including grainlines, colour theory, preparing fabric, tools like the rotary cutter and pins, chain sewing, pressing, and scheduling a fabric shopping field trip. The class will cover the importance of cutting along the grainline for precision and durability, using a colour wheel to understand complementary and analogous colour schemes, pre-washing fabric to prevent bleeding, how to use a rotary cutter and pins properly, the chain sewing technique to save time, and conclude with a video demonstration and opportunity for questions.
This document provides instructions for gift wrapping with 8 steps. It explains that learning this skill will allow you to wrap presents neatly for birthdays and holidays. The materials needed are listed as wrapping paper, scissors, tape, ribbon, bows, and gift tags. The 8 steps describe cutting the wrapping paper to size, taping it around the present, folding in the corners, and decorating with ribbons, bows, and a tagged gift recipient's name.
The document provides instructions for making a tassel in 5 steps:
1) Wind wool around a book to form loops of even width. A paperback makes tassels of ideal size for cushions.
2) Carefully remove the loops and tie them together at the top with a chain or contrasting wool.
3) Tie wool around the loops 1-2 inches below the top tie to form the tassel head. Cut the bottom loops evenly.
4) Trim the bottom of the tassel by placing the top in a book and cutting the loops with scissors.
5) Cover the tassel head by threading wool through it in an overlapping pattern and tying it off to conceal the strands
This document provides instructions for making a tote bag without sewing. It requires scissors, fabric, duct tape, staples, ruler, straps, pencil, and an optional friend. The instructions are: 1) Cut a piece of fabric to 12x28 inches and fold it in half to create a pocket; 2) Fold and crease the top edge to make a hem on both sides; 3) Mark and staple straps on both sides and cover staples with duct tape; 4) Fold the bag with colored sides together, mark a seam line, and staple and tape the sides. The finished bag can be used for occasions like shopping or carrying sports supplies.
1. The document provides step-by-step instructions for making bell flower earrings based on a photo of fuchsia flowers from the author's grandmother's garden.
2. Key steps include making a paper pattern, cutting the flower shapes from sheet metal, texturing the metal, forming the petals using dapping punches, and adding wire stamens and findings to complete the earrings.
3. Optional finishing techniques like tumbling, patination, and polishing are also described to further enhance the earrings.
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Biography and career history of Bruno AmezcuaBruno Amezcua
Bruno Amezcua's entry into the film and visual arts world seemed predestined. His grandfather, a distinguished film editor from the 1950s through the 1970s, profoundly influenced him. This familial mentorship early on exposed him to the nuances of film production and a broad array of fine arts, igniting a lifelong passion for narrative creation. Over 15 years, Bruno has engaged in diverse projects showcasing his dedication to the arts.
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1. Gift Wrapping Ideas
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO EXQUISITELY WRAP YOUR PRESENTS • PAGE 43
Project 9
How to Create a Dynamic Shredder Bow
You Will Need
• Ribbon stripper –
(www.giftwrappingcourses.co.uk)
• Polyester ribbon – 2”wide
(two colours optional) (County Baskets)
• Double-sided tape
• Clear tape
• Scissors
A modern twist to bow making
with our amazing ribbon stripping
tool, no gift wrapper should be
without this. In this project you
will learn how to make a fantastic
intricately cut bow.
2. Gift Wrapping Ideas
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO EXQUISITELY WRAP YOUR PRESENTS • PAGE 44
Cut three strips of each colour of the
ribbon measuring approximately 15cm/6”
long. You can make this bow with one
ribbon colour.
Step
1
Step
2 Leave approximately 2cm/1”on each side.
Place the first ribbon strip in between the
teeth of the ribbon stripper.
Apply even force on the stripper and strip the ribbon
– do not strip the ribbon off the end.
3. Gift Wrapping Ideas
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO EXQUISITELY WRAP YOUR PRESENTS • PAGE 45
Step
4
Repeat the same for all six strips of
ribbon.
Fold the stripped ribbon in half and twist
the ribbon at the base. This will create a
beautiful flower effect.
TIP - Gently tug the ribbon in the shredder to ensure ribbon
isn’t shredded to the end.
Step
3
4. Gift Wrapping Ideas
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO EXQUISITELY WRAP YOUR PRESENTS • PAGE 46
Apply clear tape to the base of the ribbon
to create a strong stem. Apply double-
sided tape around the stem and remove
the backing.
Step
6 Take another piece of stripped ribbon fold
in half and wind around the double-sided
tape. Apply clear tape to the stem.
Step
5
5. Gift Wrapping Ideas
STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON HOW TO EXQUISITELY WRAP YOUR PRESENTS • PAGE 47
Repeat the process with the remainder stripped
ribbons and finish off with double-sided tape.
Take a strip of ribbon approximately
15cm/6”long and strip all the way off the
end creating thin strips of ribbon.
Twist the shredded ribbon strip around
the double-sided tape and finally secure
with clear tape.
Step
8
Step
9
Step
7
Make a small cut at the base of the ribbon
stem. Ensure the cut is small, do not cut
too deep and gently pull apart, do not
split the ribbon too deep.