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♥ Geometric Planter 3

31 mei 2018 by Delinlea Leave a Comment

Hey Lovelies!

As I am typing this, I don’t feel to well. I’m not doing good with hot weather, and yesterday, I went cycling to another city, maybe not the best decission xD. But I am glad it’s raining right now, so I hope the heat will go away for some time!
Anyway, today we will make the last geometric planter, probably the most complicated one to explane. you will find out why soon.

For this DIY you’ll need:
♥  4 Wooden Sticks of about 40cm. (Can be longer or shorter, you only need more or less)
♥  Saw or anything to cut the sticks with.
♥  Pencil.
♥  Ruler.
♥  Masking Tape.
♥  Hot Glue Gun and Glue.
♥  (Metallic) Acryllic Paint.
♥  Brush.

First step

For this geometric panter we won’t precut all the pieces, why?! Because I kinda freestyled it as I go. So I’ll gonna explane you step by step what to do exactly! oh and btw, get that glue gun hot!

First cut 6 pieces of 3cm in length of the wooden sticks. Chop these with a tool you prefer, I used a handsaw. Place these on a piece of paper in the shape of a hexagon. I used some masking tape to keep them in place. Glue all the corners together with a bit of hot glue!

Second step

Now we need 6 more pieces; 2 of 2cm, 2 of 3cm and 2 of 4cm. Cut these to the desired length. With some hot glue you’re glueing these to every corner, on a slight angle to the outside. Use the below to see where I placed every length.

Third step

For the next layer we need 3 sticks of 4cm and 3 of 5cm. Just like the first step you are gonna place these in the shape of a haxagon first. Put them on a piece of paper again (to prevent your service you’re working on to get glued). Get them in the right shape, tape them down, and glue all the corners. This hexagon won’t be even, cause of the different sizes in length.

Now glue this hexagon to the sticks of step 2. How to place it exactly?! Use the pictures below. I will add all lengths to all sticks.


Fourth step

Cut 1 stick of 16cm, 2 of 14cm, 1 of 12 cm and 2 of 10cm in length. This is where you get you height of the planter. You can always make them longer if you want to. I liked it this way.

Now, glue these sticks straight up! On every corner of the hexagon from the previous row, use the pictures again to know which one goes, where. You don’t have to do it too precise. It will turn out good anyway! Like I explaned last 2 times, the glue is gonna stay flexible after setting, you’ll be able to move them around a bit.

Fifth step

Chop up some more sticks in the length of: 3 of 7cm, 1 of 8cm, 1 of 5cm and 1 of 4cm. When you have done that, use the pictures below to see which stick goes where and glue those on the sticks of the previous row.

Sixth step

The last step to complete the planter. For this step you need 7 sticks instead of 6. The lengths are: 3 of 6cm, 1 of 8cm, 2 of 9cm and 1 of 12 cm. Now, take 2 sticks of 6cm and glue these together so they form a wide V shape. When the glue has set, glue these in place following the pics below.

When that’s done, glue the remaining sticks in place as well, and you have completed the whole structure. It’s optional, but you can fill up any gaps where the sticks meet, with some more hot glue. This will make the end result much better.


Painting

An important step that you don’t wanna skip. Paint the whole thing! I used silver paint but of course you can use any color you like! I had to do 2 coats so it looks neat but it really depends on the quality of the paint you are using.

I hope you liked making these planters and put them in your house everywhere, I am hanging them infront of my window. But you can just put them on a cabinet with a plant in it and decorate a bit more like you see in these facy styling magazines haha.

Have a lovely day everyone!

Love
Danielle

Posted in: Crafting Tagged: DIY, geometric, home decoration, planter

♥ Geometric Planter 2

24 mei 2018 by Delinlea Leave a Comment

Hey Lovelies!

Just like last week we are gonna make a geometric planter! Don’t worry, I won’t bother you with a million planters, just one more next week. I hope you like them tho!

For this DIY you’ll need:
♥  4 Wooden Sticks of about 40cm. (Can be longer or shorter, you only need more or less)
♥  Saw or anything to cut the sticks with.
♥  Pencil.
♥  Ruler.
♥  Masking Tape.
♥  Hot Glue Gun and Glue.
♥  (Metallic) Acryllic Paint.
♥  Brush.

Measuring

Take your sticks and devide them, just like last week, with a ruler and pencil, in the desired lenght. You’ll need 5 of 13cm and 20 of 4cm

Now chop these sticks up using a hand saw or anything else where you’ll be able to cut them with.

Glueing

When you are done chopping the sticks to the desired length, we can start glueing everything together. So get that glue gun ready.

Start with 5 sticks of 4cm, and form a pentagon shape with them, use masking tape to keep all the pieces in the right positition. With some hot glue you glue all the parts together.

Take 5 more stick of 4cm and glue these, on an angle to the outside, to all 5 corners of the pentagon.

Now you need the rest of the 4cm sticks. Flip your base over so it lays on 2 of the stick you just glued on, and 1 stick from the pentagon. with 2 new 4cm sticks you are gonna complete another pentagon shape. (see the picture if you don’t understand completely.) This you will do 4 more times, until there are no 4cm sticks left.


On to the final part of glueing. Get your 5 sticks of 13cm ready. I tried a different technic as for the last one. This might be easier.
Take all 5 in your hand, like, they kinda form a flower, and put some hot glue on top so they stay together. Since the hot glue stays flexible after setting again you can still move these around. The other side of the 13 sticks (the non glued side) you glue to each corner of the base.


you completed the planter! Yay! you can choose to fill up the gaps, where the sticks are glued together, with a bit more hot glue. This way, the end result will look better.

Painting!

All that’s left to do now, is paint it in a nice color! I used some silver paint, but I’ll leave it to you what color you want! Anything is possible! Now I think about it, how about a dip dye look?!

Haha just have fun making it your own! and don’t forget to show yours with #DelinleaDIY

Love
Danielle

Posted in: Crafting Tagged: DIY, geometric, home decoration, planter

♥ Geometric Planter

17 mei 2018 by Delinlea Leave a Comment

Hey lovelies!

I was thinking for quit some time now what to hang in front of my window. I always decorate it with things for christmas or easter/spring etc. But now I just had no clue what to do. I actually wanted to hang some real plants there, but there’s my problem.. my window is faced South, so I have the sun burning on my window all day long! *sigh. Barely anything will survive there in summer.
Some days ago I was scrolling through my pinterest and saw these awesome geometric planters again. I always loved these, but way to expensive for me to get. My creative juices stated flowing, my mind started to get an idea! Let’s make these of some wooden sticks! Now, I only needed to find some sticks, and figure out how big I want it. Not too big and not to small, let’s see how it goes~~.

For this DIY you’ll need:
♥  5 Wooden Sticks of about 40cm. (Can be longer or shorter, you only need more or less)
♥  Saw or anything to cut the sticks with.
♥  Pencil.
♥  Ruler.
♥  Masking Tape.
♥  Hot Glue Gun and Glue.
♥  (Metallic) Acryllic Paint.
♥  Brush.

Measuring

Take your sticks and devide them, with a ruler and pencil, in the desired lenght. You’ll need 5 of 13cm, 5 of 7,5cm and 15 of 5cm.

Chop these parts up using a saw or anything else where you will be able with to do that. I found, the easiest way is to use a small hand saw. I tried cutting it with some heavy scissors I had around, but that didn’t really work xD.

Glueing Together

When you have all your pieces, it’s time to get your glue gun out. I started with the 5 sticks of 7,5cm. Place those until you get the shape of a pentagon (hello there, kpop stan, I see you thinking of that boygroup xD). Hold these into place with a piece of masking tape. Now put a little bit of glue on all 5 spots where the sticks meet.


You can remove the tape now, but you can also leave it a bit longer while you get your 13cm sticks out. On the pentagon you just created, you are gonna glue the 13cm stick on every corner, do this on an angle, to the inside. It’s okay if the sticks don’t have the right angle yet, the best thing about hot glue is that it stays flexible. This way you are able to move them still a bit after the glue has set. When you have all 5 sticks glues to each corner of the pentagon, glue all 5 together at the top. Now, the upper part of the planter is done, set this aside.

Take 5 of the 5cm sticks, place these in the shape of a pentagon as wel and glue every corner. Just like the first one, only it’s smaller. Put this one aside.

Now take the rest (10) sticks of 5cm. You are gonna pair these up, and glue them in a wide V shape. You can use the big pentagon (the upper part we made first) as a guide. I love to use tape to keep them in place while the glue sets. You’ll end up with 5 wide V shapes of 2 sticks of 5cm.

Get out your upper part with the big pentagon. We are gonna glue the wide V shapes to it. Do this to the opposite side of the 13cm sticks and glue them on an angle, to the inside. This can be a bit tricky, but like I said before, the glue stays flexible after setting, you are able to move them.
Also the whole thing feels a bit flimsy, but when everything is glued into place, it will be pretty sturdy.

When you have glued all 5 wide V shapes into place, it’s time to glue the small pentagon to the bottom. Place the points of the pentagon to every point of the wide V shape and glue them together. Now you are pretty much done, only some cleaning up.
I filled up every gap there is, where the sticks meet, with some hot glue, so you’ll get a nice shape. It doens’t have to be that neat, you’re allowed to see it’s a handmade item, right?!


Painting

Now, most of the planter is finished, all we have left to do is give it a nice color that we want. I used Silver paint, this fits my room most, but ofcourse you’re free to use whatever color you like! I gave it 2 coats of paint but that depends on the quality of your paint and what look you are going for!

I hope yours turned out as good as mine! I totally love it! Definitly gonna make some more and try out some different shapes, which I will share with you ofcourse!
Have a beautiful day!

Love
Danielle

PS. I won’t put a real plant in there, when I hang it infront of my window. I will either make a plant out of paper or crochet one.

 

 

 

Posted in: Crafting Tagged: DIY, geometric, home decoration, planter

♥ Dumbo Ufufy Amigurumi

10 mei 2018 by Delinlea 6 Comments

Hey Lovelies!

Time for another DIY, I kept is simple this week and chose to make a Dumbo Ufufy! I’m struggling with my health so I wasn’t able to do something else. By the way, what do you like to see tutorials or patterns for?! Let me know in the comments below! Now, let’s go on to the pattern!

For this DIY you’ll need:
♥  Yarn. I used thin acrylic yarn. Light Blue, Pink, Light Yellow and Dark Pink or Reddish.
♥  Crochet hook.
♥  Stitch marker.
♥  Yarn needle.
♥  Sewing pins. (optional)
♥  Scissors.
♥  Fiber Fill.
♥  Black Felt.
♥  Key Chain. (optional)
♥  Glue. (optional)

Stitches used:
CH = Chain.
SC = Single Crochet.
HDC = Half Double Crochet
ST = Stitch.
Inc = Increase.
Dec = Decrease.
Slst = Slip Stitch.
BL = Back Loops
(…) = Repeat the space in brackets the given number of times.
[…] = Total number of stitches.

Pattern:

Work in continues rounds, use a stitch marker to mark your first stitch of every row. This is for every part, unless stated otherwise.

Body
In Light Blue.

1: 6SC in magic ring. [6]
2: 2SC in each ST around. [12]
3: (1SC, inc), 6 times. [18]
4: (2SC, inc), 6 times. [24]
5: SC in each st around. [24]
6: SC in each st around. [24]
7: (3SC, inc), 6 times. [30]
8: SC in each st around. [30]
|
17: SC in each st around. [30]
18: (3SC, dec), 6 times. [24]
19: (2SC, dec), 6 times. [18] Stuff the body here.
20: (1SC, dec), 6 times. [12]
21: Dec all around. [6]
Fasten off and  weave in tail.

Legs (4)
In Light Blue.

1: 4SC in Magic Ring. [4]
2: (1SC, inc), 2 times. [6]
Fasten off and leave long tail for sewing. You don’t have to stuff them, just flatten.

Ears (2)
In Light Blue.

1: 6SC in magic ring. [6]
2: 2SC in each st around. [12]
3: (1SC, inc) 6 times. [18]
4: SC in each st around. [18]
|
7: SC in each st around. [18]
8: (1SC, dec) 6 times. [12]
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Inside of the Ears (2)
In Pink, don’t work in continues rounds.

1: CH5, insert in 2nd chain from hook, 4SC, turn. [4]
2: CH1, inc, 2SC, inc, turn. [6]
3: CH1, inc, 4SC, inc, turn. [8]
4: CH1, 8SC, turn. [8]
5: CH1, 8SC, turn. [8]
6: CH1, dec, 4SC, dec. [6]
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Nose
In Light Blue.

1: 4SC in magic ring. [4]
2: SC in each st around. [4]
3: (1SC, inc) 2 times. [6]
4: inc, 1SC, slst.
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Hat
In Light Yellow.

1: 4SC in magic ring. [4]
2: (1SC, inc) 2 times. [6]
3: Work in back loops only, (1SC, inc) 3 times. [9]
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Tail
In Light Blue.

CH6, insert in 2nd chain from hook, 5SC.
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Collar
In Dark Pink or Reddish.

Chain 30 (or more/less, depends on how you stuffed the body, just wrap it around.) Make a circle by making a slst in the first CH.
Make 1SC, 2HDC in the next st, 1SC, SLST. and repeat this until the end of the chains.
Fasten off and weave in tail.
Make with Light Yellow a border around the collar, I tried to sew it on, but didn’t like the look of it, so I used glue in the end.

Assembling

Sew on the legs, use some sewing pins to place the legs first, so you can easily replace them. I placed the lower legs first with about a cm apart, then placed the upper leggs and sewn them on.
Now sew on Dumbo’s nose, just above the middle of the body.
For the ears, sew this inside of the ear to the outer part of the ear and fasten off. Place the ears onto the body with some sewing pins, and when you are happy with the look of it, sew them on.
Sew his tail to his butt. and place his hat on top of the body. I personally was lazy, so I glued it on, but you can totally sew it on!
Cut his eyes out of some black felt and glue these to both sides of the nose. You can add some details, like eyelashes with embroidery if you want, but that’s totally up to you!
Last place his collar around his neck and you are done! You don’t have to sew the collar it stays in place as it is, but ofcourse you can sew it if you are worried that it will come off.

I hope you liked this pattern of another Ufufy! And stay tuned to see what DIY will be up next week. Let me know in the comments below if there is anything you like to see a patternor DIY for. I will do my best to make it! Have a wonderful day everyone!

Love
Danielle

 

Posted in: Crafting, Crochet, Ufufy Tagged: Amigurumi, Crochet, Disney, dumbo, haken, Ufufy

♥ Crochet! How small can you go?!

3 mei 2018 by Delinlea Leave a Comment

Hey Lovelies!

How are you all doing?! This week I decided to challenge myself, crochet something as small as I could go! I always love to make small things. In school I always heard that I worked way to small haha, it’s just my thing, I guess.

On the internet I often saw people crochet these tiny plushes. Always amazed by them and wondered how that was possible. Never thought of making one myself… until now. I thought why not try it, I can always quit! xD So, I grabbed my embroidery floss (I was cleaning it out anyway), devided it into 3 parts (so 2 threads in a bundle), and just go. I used a 0,9mm hook.

At the beginning I was like.. HOW do you do this >_< annoyed a bit, but I kept trying. I just don’t give up easily! And after a while of trying and doing my best to make it look like crochet xD, it actually started to get like normal crochet.. only small! It wasn’t so hard at all, easier as I could ever imagine! In the end I enjoyed crocheting so tiny. Can you imagine that?! haha.

I made a dragon from my own pattern (Which I will not share, I’m sorry!) And it’s just 4cm in length! I love it! I made the eyes from a bit of UV resin and black paint, then glued it on. In case you were wondering! I hope you can see in the pictures how tiny it is!

I made 2 other dragons to compare: for the big one I used Royal Acrylic yarn from the Zeeman (100g, 241m), made with a 3,5mm hook, it’s about 12cm in length. For the middle one I used Supersoft Acrylic yarn also from the zeeman (50gr, 199m), with a 2mm hook, it’s about 8cm in length.


I think, I’m addicted to crocheting small now… xD I wanna make so many more! I might try to go a bit smaller and use sewing thread with a 0,75mm hook. Let’s start another Ufufy! haha. I will keep you updated on my instagram and probably make a blog post about it, when I made plenty.

NOW I challenge you as well! How small can you go?! Tag me on instagram/twitter/vero if you tried! love to see if you could do it too!

Have a wonderful day everyone!

Love
Daniëlle

Posted in: Crafting, Crochet, Miniature Tagged: Amigurumi, challenge, Crochet, Dragon, Miniature
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