Arts & Crafts: Page 113

This video will provide step by step instruction on how to finger knit. Finger knitting is a bunch of fun if you've got a whole bunch of yearn and absolutely no needles.

The origami crane is a staple of paper folding. This video will show you how you can make a fabulous and very large origami paper crane.

Romance and ribbon go hand in hand. This video can teach you how to fold ribbon into your very own rose.

Every origami enthusiast should know how to fold a variety of birds. This video will teach you to fold an origami duck.

If you need to fold an origami box, at least make it a festive box, like this one. This video will teach you how to fold your very own origami star box.

Sure, you can fold origami birds, but how wise are you? This video will show you how to fold your very own origami owl.

Some origami zoos are disappointingly low on fish. With this instructional video, you can learn how to fold your own origami fish using a bird base.

Origami doesn't just have to fold animals. This origami video will teach you how you can fold your very own 5 pointed star/ bell flower.

Is your origami aquarium all washed up? Well, with this video, you can learn to fold your very own origami Angelfish. This fish will surely bring some life back into your aquatic paper environment.

The dog is man's best friend. With this demonstrational video, you can learn to fold your own origami dog. Maybe now you'll finally have a friend.

Do you suffer from a lack of little origami people in your life? This origami demonstrational video will show you how you can fold your own sumo wrestler.

Every morning, my origami alarm clock wakes me up at the crack of dawn. What's that? You don't have an origami alarm clock? Well this video demonstration will show you how you can fold your own origami rooster, and soon enough you'll be waking at the crack of dawn, too.

With a proficiency in origami and a handful of paper, a skilled paper folder can take over the world. But what will they carry their spoils in? This video will teach you how you can fold your own blow-up origami box. You can put whatever you want in it, from treasure to failed origami projects.

We all like to keep our origami looking fierce. This demonstrational video will show you how to fold an origami claw to make all your friends jealous. For more fun, fold claws for all your fingers and go visit grandma!

This video demonstration will show you how you can fold and make your own origami diamond, starting from an origami pinwheel.

There are a million and one different things you can make with origami skills and a piece of paper. This tutorial video sequence will show you how you can fold paper to make an origami dragon.

Not sure what to origami today? Try folding your own origami pets. Watch this instructional origami folding video and learn how to fold a paper rabbit.

Not sure what to origami today? Try folding an origami purse. Watch this instructional origami video and learn how to make your own purse. It is a lot cheaper to origami a purse than to buy a real one.

Not sure what to origami today? Try folding origami pets. Watch this instructional origami folding video and learn how fold your own Dragonfly.

Learn how to origami your own pets. In this folding origami tutorial you will see how fold a snake. Watch and learn!

Learn to make an origami crow. Actually not just any ordinary origami crow but a pecking one. Watch, fold, and origami!

Learn to make your own origami pets. Watch as our host shows you how to fold an origami mouse, tail and all.

Learn to origami a paper butterfly. You an use plaid origami paper or your favorite color paper. Watch and start creating beautiful works of origami.

Babies go through bibs almost as quickly as they do diapers, but here's a way to save some money by creating a bib from a t-shirt. Watch this how to video and learn how to create a useful baby bib from old pieces of clothing.

Make a German paper star. You need 4 strips of paper that are 17 inches long and 1/2 and inch wide.

Mrs. and Mrs. Hand instruct you on how to fold an origami beating heart! Yes, you do need a Mrs. and Mr. hand to make one.

Origami an owl with tips from this video. You'll have a hoot of a time.

Origami a chicken, stars, an owl, and other easy to make gifts and toys for children.

Origami a chicken that lays an egg.

Check out this video to learn how to do the amazing paper throwing star trick. First, just fold along the diagonal.

In this video you will learn how to fold a pinwheel hexahedron, which is a triangular figure with 6 sides. Enjoy! Wheew hexahedron!

In this video, learn how to fold an origami pinwheel cube. (Remember, it's not an actual pinwheel but a cube.)

Annoy your friends and family with this video on how to make a trick candle. Every time you blow it out, it lights up again.

In this guide we show you the how to cast on the purl stitch to create beautiful knitting projects.

In this guide we show you the how to cast on knots using the two needle method. This helps create a loose edge in your knitting projects.

Cast on? What's that? At first, it might sound like a fishing phrase, but any good crafster would know that casting on is a knitting technique, which can be difficult for new knitters to comprehend. But if you're one of those knitting newbies, don't worry—this video outlines the thumb method for casting on a stitch, and it's easy and gives you a really tight edge on your knitting projects. So, grab your needles and yarn and follow along to become a cast-on pro.

Lye can cause chemical burns and the fear of getting burned prevents arts enthusiasts from making homemade soap. Watch this video to learn how to safely make lye solution so you can go ahead and unleash the creative child in you.

Create fabulously fruity motifs using the traditional art of shaded cross stitch. These shaded strawberries bring the craft bang up-to-date. You can embellish all kinds of handmade projects with shaded cross stitch motifs.

Fans of felting will love these funky accessories, needle-felted flowers, made out of vibrant shades of pure wool. Corinne Bradd shows how to use cookie-cutters for modern shapes, ideal for stitching on a handbag or fastening to the front of a special greeting. You can spice up many things with these needle-felted flowers.

Make the most of those left-over paper scraps by creating textured greeting cards. Q & C designer, Corinne Bradd, shows how to add bright shades, a modern design and a clever pattern without too much hard work. This handy technique is perfect for making crafty, textured cards.