Remember my post about Inkodye photosensitive ink? There’s soon going to be an app for that! Using the ‘Lumityper’ app, take a picture using an iPhone, convert it into a negative, and then print the negative on a transparent film. Then using the Lumi process, you can bind Inkodye to any vegetable or animal fiber, such as cotton, linen, wool, silk, suede and wood. Once fixed, the color becomes permanent and can go through repeated machine washes without fading. Oh, the possibilities! Learn more at the Lumi website or order now at Kickstarter.
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DIY Cricut Cut Faux Leather Earrings
Welcome to this step-by-step tutorial on how to create your own unique and stylish earrings using Dollar Tree Faux Leather and a Cricut machine. If you’re someone who loves crafting and is always on the lookout for new and exciting projects, then this tutorial is perfect for you. Not only are these earrings easy to make, but they also have a natural and bohemian look that is perfect for those who love earthy and organic styles.
Making these earrings is a simple and budget-friendly project that can be completed with just a few supplies from the Dollar Tree and your trusty Cricut machine. The faux leather is a great alternative to real leather as it’s more affordable and easier to work with, allowing you to create beautiful and unique earrings without breaking the bank. Plus, with the Cricut machine, you have the ability to cut out any design you want, making these earrings truly one-of-a-kind.
This tutorial is perfect for crafters of all skill levels, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crafter. The instructions are easy to follow and the end result is a beautiful and stylish pair of earrings that you’ll be proud to wear. So, gather your materials, fire up your Cricut machine and let’s get started on creating some beautiful and unique earrings that you’ll love to wear.
Hey that looks very exciting! I’ve used transfer paper a fair bit but it does look a bit shiny on the fabric. This looks like the perfect thing to make labels, tshirt designs etc on a small scale. Love!