Inspiration
While this beauty created by Mike Perry was sold, I wonder if it inspires anyone else to try something similar with tongue depressors? Read more...
I followed the direction on Etsy to make my own sailor's knot bracelet. [link] This knot can also be referred to as  Turk's Head knot. Finishing mine off, I used a super glue to seal the ends and hold them in place. Making mine out of clothes line that I bought at the hardware store, made it dyeable because it was cotton. I soaked it in a bath of water with a few drops of food coloring for about five minutes. Afterwards, I rinsed it well and let it dry.
I found a great tutorial for making rubber band bracelets. The video how-to from Craftastic is below. My daughters and I made them tonight after dinner. This is a very inexpensive craft, I bought paper clips and rubber bands at the dollar store. Our version included alphabet beads, these added to the total cost since they sell for around $7 at Hobby Lobby. This project is great for kids to get involved in and then they can teach their friends!
 Doozy cards are filled with original music, cute characters and warm sentiments. I am sure you'll find the right card for the right moment. Please visit their site at this link: -http://www.doozycards.com?source=MB
Doozy cards are filled with original music, cute characters and warm sentiments. I am sure you'll find the right card for the right moment. Please visit their site at this link: -http://www.doozycards.com?source=MB© Blogger templates The Professional Template by Ourblogtemplates.com 2008
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