Arts & Crafts: Page 132

This video shows you step by step how to cast the yarn on with two needles.

The members of Material Evolution combine their talents to make a gorgeous circle-designed quilt. Lisa Call starts off by creating beautiful hand-dyed fabrics.

Use textile inks in a variety of ways to create your own background fabric or paper for quilting, scrapbooking, home decor or wall art.

Learn how to make a fabric tea basket including creating the pattern for the basket and assembling it.

Jennifer Fresco shows you how to make a paper spring is ridiculously easy, and you can make a cute greeting card with it!

If you ever run out of cd cases, or those plastic baggie. Have no fear because this tutorial teaches you how to make a CD cover using only A4 size paper in less than a minute.

This video shows you how to make an origami Lilly.

These are step-by-step instructions on how to fold a Japanese paper ball (Kusudama). These are very cool origami decorations and can be hung all around the house, and these paper balls are also an excellent decorations or Christmas tree ornaments. This modular origami model requires 34 - 46 units.

This video will show you how to make a cool origami boat. This boat will float in water.

An easy step by step video instruction on how to fold a really cool looking and flyable model of the "Nighthawk" Stealth fighter.

This video show you how to make a suit using three one dollar bills.

Fold up a piece of paper in a certain way so that you can inflate it. Kids will love it and they can even color it and use their imagination to make it into anything they desire. Have Fun!!!

This is a paper tulip, extremely easy to make. it's done in 1-2-3. a whole bouquet of these tulips will be perfect for decoration and look beautiful.

This video shows you how to fold an origami pigeon. Joost Langeveld demonstrates.

Joost Langveld folds an origami turtle in this video.

This video shows Joost Langeveld demonstrating one of the first flowers he designed. It has some cutting, so it's called kirigami.

Embroidering fabric adds appealing texture and color to quilts. Learn sewing machine methods for free motion embroidery.

Learn to precisely piece strips of fabric together and create and attach applique shapes to your quilt using a sewing machine.

Embellish sewing projects using various bar-tack stitching techniques on your sewing machine.

Design, prepare and embroider any image onto fabric using a sewing machine with this video on how to embroider a cheery rug.

This ReadyMade video shows you how to make your own creative stitched stationary by sewing paper together for a variety of uses. All you need is a sewing machine (or needle and thread) and paper.

ThreadBanger teaches you some of the basics about knitting and some basic knitting techniques while showing you how to knit a scarf.

Got a t-shirt that doesn't quite fit? Darting could be a great way to fix it. The guys at ThreadBanger teach you how to dart your clothing for a better fit.

Alicia from Unico Creations teaches you how to make crocheted jewelry.

Here we show you how to create a heart out of the plastic film which seals a pack of cigarettes. A nice thing to do if you're hanging around bored in a pub.

When making paper airplanes you need paper. No special paper is needed. There are many different ways to fold airplanes.

How specific and awesome! Our favorite thread heads teach us how to make cool jewelry, like hemp bracelets, while on a long car ride. Sweet! Macrame rules!

Want to make the coolest paper airplane? This tutorial will show you how to make a paper f16 and you'll be flying in under 3 minutes. This passed our cargo test by traveling with an eraser load.

Make an origami snail. This video is in Spanish.

This is a video on folding an origami cow. It is in Spanish.

Make an origami pinwheel with the ancient art of paper folding.

Crafter Dawn Huntington shows how to make felted baby bibs. Materials needed are 8 1/2-by-14-inch sheet of freezer paper, felt, ink-jet printer, small binder clips, snaps and a templet which can be obtained from the article part of this video.

Viewer-crafter Jenn Docherty shares her technique for making adorable needle-felted chicks. Materials needed are foam mat, wool roving, felting needle, wood skewer, needleblack upholstery thread, sheet of felt (to use for beak), 34-gauge wire, 20-gauge black-coated craft wire, needle-nose pliers, awl,fabric glue, cosmetic blush (optional), mini fabric flowers or mini hats (for embellishing) and an egg cup.

Actress-singer Mandy Moore joins Martha to craft charming lockets. You will need appliques, nail glue, locket, sandpaper, paper towel, colored nail polish, tweezers, toothpick, nail-polish remover and a cotton swab.

Martha demonstrates how to make a Good Thing: candles in seashells. Here's a creative way to turn seashells the kids have collected into objects both beautiful and practical: Make them into candles.

Paige Davis, of Trading Spaces joins Martha to decorate hand towels with stencils. Materials you will need are hand towels (flat weave), sheet of paper, letter stencil, tape,yamping brush, fabric paint and iron.

Armand Asher helps Martha give her pearls a makeover. Pearls are organic and porous, so they can absorb from their surroundings. Today, Armand Asher joins Martha to talk about types of pearls, give helpful tips on how to care for these gems, and some ways to change the look of your pearl jewelry so it will last for generations.

Martha Stewart and kids editorial director Jodi Levine shares ideas for decorating Easter eggs with crepe paper. Crepe paper is one of my favorite materials. It's actually tissue paper that has been reinforced with sizing and "creped," a crinkling method that yields a medium that is incredibly pliable yet sturdy enough to iron and sew. Beautiful and durable, it lends itself to countless applications. In fact, I walked down the aisle with a bouquet of crepe paper blooms! I recently realized how...

In this video, Bre Pettis of MAKE magazine uses an anvil, a hammer, a drill, and a dremel to make a ring out of a half dollar coin. This project requires use of a coin from before 1964 because half dollars and quarters were made of almost 90% silver and are able to be molded.

Is your trash bin overflowing? Grab a piece of paper and make a mini trash box by watching this tutorial!