Today’s tutorial is a Patrick’s Day felt craft – a simple brooch/pin made using felt cloth.

There are many ways to make a paper rose. Here is one of the methods which I consider to be quite simple.

Here is a simple method of making jute coasters. If you’ve got ten minutes to spare, you can make these coasters for your table.

Felt is a favorite of many crafters. It is fun to use felt and the results are always pretty and cool. Here, I’ve tried to provide clear tutorials for three types of Felt bows which are quick and easy to make. 

Any old bottle lying around at your home can be converted into an elegant vase. You can use jute or woolen yarn (or use them both!) to make vases with this technique.

Wool yarn can be wrapped around your old wooden or plastic bangles. A brand new accessory is what you’ve made for yourself in no time.

The traditional rangolis which have been used for years to adorn homes during festivals have in the recent past acquired a new form of kundan rangolis. Kundan rangolis or floating rangolis as they are sometimes referred to as are made using transparent plastic or cardboard sheets and kundan stones (rhinestones or plastic gems). The rangoli made in this project is a single piece rangoli which does not need to be assembled.

Craspedia flowers or billy buttons can be made using wool yarn to brighten up the living room. These flowers are one of the simplest flowers to make too!

Poinsettia flowers are my favorite – they’ve got a festive look in them, I don’t know how but just looking at them brings a feeling of joy (maybe its the but the red and green color?) and now I’ve got one more reason, they’re simple to make too!

Here is a simple technique to make corner bookmarks using card stock. These corner bookmarks are quite useful and they look cute too! You can make unique bookmarks in different designs using this method. Bookmarks make good giveaways too. You can customize these to suit different occasions.

Calendar up-cycled to a Kundan wall art for the puja or living room.

Its been long since I made something using Polymer clay. Calla lilies are made here using M Seal (alternatively polymer clay can be used). A simple tutorial follows.

Being a rookie to quilling, my experiments with these amazing strips of paper shall continue… I had made these earrings to go with my new outfit in a red and green combination. The earring design is quite simple and are made using strips of 3 mm wide red and green color strips.

We made the basic tear drop pattern earrings sometime back and this is the next in the quilled earrings experiments series. This is a simple pattern which is made by quilling five petal flowers. Here is the tutorial.

These Kolam designs are the ones that came out as a result of my experimentation with 5 X 5 matrix dots. The 5 X 5 matrix is my favorite because these are the ones that come in handy when you’re in a hurry and you have to draw the kolam, which is mostly the case.