How to Tie-Dye Tissue Paper

This clever idea comes from our fellow crafters across the pond. It's tie-dyed tissue paper! To make some, you'll need to gather the following:

June 22, 2009

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DIY Dotted Tissue Paper Lantern

Looking for a fun way to jazz up regular paper lanterns? Break out the Collage Pauge™ and some tissue paper and you have a totally new, fresh look for your room!

Here's how you do it. It's soooo ea » READ MORE

March 25, 2009

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Tissue Pillow

With allergy season well on it's way, and cold and flu season not quite over, what better companion to wallowing about in sinus misery than a tissue pillow! Or, as they say on their site,"The perfect gift for all crybabies, for those suffering from heartache or for trashy novel readers. " Here's the original post I found with the pillow for sale, but I can't imagine it would be too hard to DIY.

March 07, 2009

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How To: Sew a Fabric Tissue Cozy.

Nicole Vaughn whipped up this easy how-to and pattern for a fabric tissue cozy. Great for anyone with allergies, kids, or just a nose.

Materials

• Fabric for the inside
• Cordinating fabric for the outside
• Sewing machine and thread
• Cardboard for pattern
• Sissors
  
  

First, create a rectangular pattern, 6x7", and cut it out of your fabric. Then copy it onto the outside fabric, adding a bit to each side. Add some trim, sew it up, and  sneeze aw » READ MORE

May 08, 2008

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Make Paper Flowers for Mother’s Day.

Because mi madre lives about 400 miles away, I took the hassle-free route and called a florist to deliver flowers for her special day. But a cool, crafty and inexpensive alternative would have been to make her some of the Crafty Chica’s traditional south-of-the-border tissue paper flowers.



The supplies are minimal and include:



Tissue paper

A scissors

Pipe cleaners

Craft Glue



For complete and easy instructions, visit the Crafty Chica’s website. And » READ MORE

May 07, 2008

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Tissue Ring Thing

To use this tissue ring thing ($19.99) you must extract your tissues from their cozy box and expose them to the allergen-filled world. You place the ring thing on the top tissue, which you pull through the ring. The other tissues follow suit as usual. Now, I think this thing looks like something you could find in the plumbing or jewelry aisle for a couple of bucks, but MWT, the machine tool designer, tells me it is precisely designed, taking into » READ MORE

August 15, 2007

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