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Easy Peasy DIY Tassel: Quarantine Crafts
Harold's birthday is coming up so I'm making a tassel garland to add to his birthday package (since we can't celebrate together). On today's Quarantine Crafts, I'll show you how to make a quick tassel to make a garland of your own, or try out some other threads to create your own necklaces and earrings. All you need for this project is yarn, scissors, and your hands! Let me know how yours turn out! -
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Quarantine Crafts: Make a Quarantine Zine
Harold is in the spaceship today and we're teaching you how to make a Quarantine Zine. All you need for this project is a rectangular piece of paper, scissors, and things to decorate with. Make these as big or small as you want! The possibilities are endless!
We're making ours into things we are looking forward to after quarantine, nice things about ourselves for self-esteem zines (we cold all use a reminder on sad days), and silly ones to send out to our friends and families.
Let us know what you do with your zines. Thanks for watching!
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Quarantine Crafts Series: How to Sew a Button
No time like quarantine time to get through that pile of clothes you've been meaning to mend. Today, I'll teach you how to sew a button so you can easily sew them back on, reinforce, or add funky ones to that funky thrift store find that was missing a few. For this project you'll need: a button, needle, thread, and something to sew them on. Let me know what you sew buttons on! -
Quarantine Crafts Series: Junk Mail Paper Mache Friends
A month into that #QuarantineLife and I'm missing my friends so. dang. much. Today, I'm going to show you how to make your friends out of paper maché so we can all have someone to sit and drink coffee with. -
Quarantine Crafts Series: Va Va Voom Your Zoom
By now all your friends and family have been seeing your same ol' background on those video chats. Today's tutorial is all about how to have a little extra fun on your video chats. Have cardboard and paper around? Why not Va Va Voom your Zoom with these easy ideas.
