Crafts

Created October 2012
Crafts
Stormy Stewart
Crafts are one way to give a one of a kind item to a loved one.

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23 Comments
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
yes we did didn't we. I had forgotten all about that.
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
That was great as your gift helped her. Thanks again and we brought back some of our forgotten memories. Enjoy your day.
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
Sorry Leila It was over 15 years since I bothered myself. It was onlt because of a office xmas gift exchange that I bothered. There was a ten dollar limit. What can you get for ten dollars when you know nothing about the girl it is for. It turned out it was the perfect gift. She had come to work on gumes and was worried about getting home as payday was 2 days away.
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
Looked at them all and none were like the one I made. I sure wish I had'nt decided to use the money. :) I remember I used the back of a card to. I made several of them and you would think I'd remember it but was a lot of years ago. Thanks Stormy for putting the links up as enjoyed looking at them all.
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
here are some with instructions on how to make them

bing.com/...Instructions&FORM=RESTAB
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
LOL! No I can't remember how I did it. Yours sounds like it was more work though

bing.com/...A0CC44EC3B6D&FORM=IQFRBA

It was sort of like this one but without sleeves

bing.com/...D86FA2CF356DFA0E&first=1

Here are some flowers made that way

bing.com/...ade+Of+Money&FORM=IQFRDR
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
Well maybe we were both doing the same thing. Do you have one you can show me? Would love to have the directions again that is if you would share. :)
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
Leila I made it from origami. the act of folding paper. No scissors.

Thanks Bobbi
BobbiGee
Bobbi Gulla - over a year ago
Stormy, another great example of your creativity and persistance. My favories are: tea cosy [Halloween & Thanksgiving], Cinnamon Pot Holders, SNOT [MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE!], Faerie Doors & Gratitude wreath. I also loved all of the colored leafy fall decorations. TY for sharing!!!!! Love, sister Bobbi
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
No I didn't use scissors. I took so many $5:00 bills and folded them a certain way and it was the shirt then some more to form the arms and collar. I then put a dab of glue on some very small buttons on the sleeve and down the front of the shirt. I wish I could remember how I done it but can't. It seems to me the front of the shirt had tucks in it.
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
Thanks Susan
karlyn255
Stormy Stewart - over a year ago
I used to create a shirt with a tie done by origami is that what you mean Leila
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
I used to have a small shirt that was made out of money but can't remember how it was put together. That was a great gift idea which I gave to my Grandson for graduation.
leilaroc
Leila Rockwell - over a year ago
I had such a crush on one of the boy's in grade school and when he found out he called me butterball. Lord was my feelings ever crushed so I forgot about him. :)
frenchtutor
Susan Feliciano - over a year ago
Great book - so many neat ideas! I'm definitely saving this one.