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  • How to Sew a Child Size Apron

    Children love to have their own things, and an apron is perfect to protect their clothing. They may wear an apron for painting or crafts or for cooking with Mom. This child-size apron is easy to...

  • Legend of Zelda Paper Crafts

    Legend of Zelda is a role playing adventure game with many famous characters, including the main character "Link." Paper craft is a hobby where people can assemble 3D models of objects and...

  • How to Save Money on Bridesmaid Dresses

    There are numerous ways to stretch your wedding budget dollars. For example, you might wear a family heirloom wedding dress, or get a discount for buying all the bridal party dresses at the same...

  • Making Wooden Spoons

    Wooden spoons add personal style to your kitchen space can be carved on your own as long as you have patience and focus. It is not an overly complicated procedure and can be completed in a few hours.

  • Lost Wax Technique

    The lost wax technique has been around for millennia and forms the basis for casting many forms of metal into things such as dental crowns, jewelry, auto parts and art sculpture. Patterns are...

  • How to Make a Faux Stained Glass Window

    I my master bedroom I have 5 big 5 feet by 8 feet solid glass windows. Being the plant lover that I am I just cannot cover them up and block out all of the light from my plants, but being the...

  • First Steps in Designing Clothes

    Designing your own clothes is one way to save money, especially if you love haute couture styles. Like any other skill, designing clothes requires starting with a few basic steps.

  • How to Fit a Garment Pattern for Sloping or Broad Shoulders

    So, you've made your first outfit from a pattern. It went together without a hitch...until you put it on and stepped in front of a mirror. "Wait a minute!" you exclaimed. "This...

  • How to Fit a Pattern for a Short-Waisted Figure

    So, you've made your first outfit from a pattern. It went together without a hitch...until you put it on and stepped in front of a mirror. "Wait a minute!" you exclaimed. "This...

  • How to Find the Value of Antique Dishes

    One of the most common items people pass down in their family is dishes. Usually these sets are in good condition because they have only been used for special occasions. A complete antique...

  • How to Make Pistol Holsters

    Being a weapons technical adviser and armorer for several independent films, I have worked with many different pistols, some of which do not fit into the general commercial holsters. This has...

  • Mills Mess Juggling With 2 Balls

    When learning the Mills Mess juggling pattern, it's helpful to start with two balls. Practice the Mills Mess juggling pattern by using two balls with tips from a self-taught juggler in this free...

  • Mills Mess Juggling With 3 Balls

    After mastering the Mills Mess juggling pattern with two balls, it's time to add a third ball. Do the Mills Mess juggling pattern with three balls with tips from a self-taught juggler in this free...

  • Mills Mess Juggling Pattern

    The Mills Mess juggling pattern is one of the most famous patterns. Practice the Mills Mess juggling pattern with tips from a self-taught juggler in this free video on juggling.

  • Juggling 3-Ball Shower Trick

    In a three-ball shower juggling trick, every ball follows the same pattern. Juggle three balls in a shower pattern with tips from a juggler in this free video on juggling tricks.

  • Confused Juggling Tricks

    A confused juggling pattern is done by keeping the hands crossed when juggling. Practice confused juggling with tips from a juggler in this free video on juggling tricks.

  • Juggling 4 Balls: Clean Up Pattern

    For juggling four balls, cleaning up a pattern can be done by sweeping the arms from inside to out. Clean up a pattern for juggling four balls with tips from a juggling enthusiast in this free...

  • Juggling 4 Balls: Showers

    For juggling four balls, showers are easier to learn when starting from a stop, rather than out of a pattern. Throw showers for four-ball basic juggling with tips from a professional juggler in...

  • Triple Singles 4-Club Juggling

    Triple singles four-club juggling is a pattern that alternates throwing a triple with one hand and a single with the other hand. Learn to juggle the triple single pattern with tips from an...

  • Double Singles 4-Club Juggling

    Double singles four-club juggling is a pattern with a varied beat. Learn the double singles pattern with tips from an experienced performer in this free juggling video.

  • Synchronous 4-Club Juggling

    Synchronous four-club juggling is a pattern of clubs thrown together at the same time. Learn synchronous juggling with tips from an experienced performer in this free juggling video.

  • Juggling: Machine Three Balls Trick

    The machine is done in a three beat pattern in juggling. Learn how to perform the machine when juggling three balls from a juggling specialist in this free entertainment series.

  • Juggling: Intro To Advanced Three Balls Tricks

    You need to have a clean three balls juggling pattern before you begin. Learn about the basics of three balls juggling from a juggling specialist in this free entertainment series.

  • Juggling Chops With Balls & Clubs

    Chops is a normal juggling pattern with a lot of hand motion added in. Learn how to perform the chops from a juggling specialist in this free entertainment series.

  • How to Buy the Right Fabric Online

    Whether you need fabric for a home decoration project or an item of clothing, it can be hard to find the right fabric online without seeing it in person. But, buying fabric online is convenient...

  • How to Make a Slipcover From a Sheet

    When designing a slipcover that you will be making yourself, you might want to consider using a sheet instead of buying fabric. Depending on the size of the furniture you're covering, a sheet may...

  • How to Make a Fancy Dress

    There are plenty of occasions that call for a fancy dress. But you don't always have to buy a prom dress or evening gown. You can make fancy dresses, too. Sewing a dress yourself will mean you get...

  • How to Make Your Own Amish Dress

    The Amish make most of their own clothing. Women typically don long dresses, usually constructed of a mid-weight gauze or cotton fabric in light, neutral shades such as eggshell, ivory or white....

  • How to Identify the Waterford Pattern of Depression-Era Glass

    The Waterford "waffle" pattern of Depression Era glass is easily recognizable by its crosshatch, waffle pattern. Originally, the Waterford pattern was only manufactured by the Hocking Glass...

  • Barrel Racing Rules & Regulations

    Anyone who has ever been to a rodeo knows it wouldn't be complete without the barrel racing event. This is an event that is primarily for women, though men can enter as well. It is a timed event...

  • How to Make Metal Armor

    Many people who work at Renaissance Faires and who enjoy the fun of the Society for Creative Anachronisms wear metal armor that they have made themselves. Though there are a few professional armor...

  • Build a Model Styrofoam Airplane

    Building model airplanes can be challenging but fun. A Styrofoam model is easy to make with materials found around the house. The model airplane is as much fun to make as it is to play with the...

  • How to Make Church Stained Glass Windows

    Stained glass renderings of holy events lend their luminescent light to temples and cathedrals across the world. In their silent and darkened aisles, sunlight beaming through art has a...

  • How to Sew an Easy Princess Dress

    A popular choice in costume and dress-up fun, princess dresses come in many styles and designs. While the more complex, time-consuming styles are often relegated to Renaissance fairs and costume...

  • How to Make Stuffed Toys

    Making stuffed toys for your baby or toddler is not difficult. You can either purchase material from a fabric store or use fabric you already have around the house. Stuffed toys can be any shape...

  • How to Make A Stripe Pattern For Digital Papers in Paint Shop ProX

    For months you’ve wondered how to make those pretty stripe patterns on the digital papers you use for scrapbooking. Here is a very easy way to do that.

  • How to Create Stunning Stained Glass Patterns

    Stained glass patterns are used for most projects involving stained glass. You need to have a pattern to follow for the correct dimensions, knowing which piece is which color, and putting your...

  • How to Make a Homemade Anakin Robotic Arm

    The robotic arm of Anakin Skywalker is iconic in the world of Star Wars. From its beginnings in Episode Two to it's evolution into Darth Vader's robotic arm, this is one movie prop that tells a...

  • How to Create a Corset Pattern

    Corset patterns are a great way to begin making your very own corset. They are a great option for a waist cincher as they can be worn by themselves or over/beneath another article of clothing....

  • How to Sew a Paisley Tie

    Sewing a paisley necktie can be surprisingly complicated even though they seem like simple garments. With the right supplies and a little instruction an experienced sewer, however, can make a...

  • How to Use a French Curve for Sewing

    The French curve, or designer’s curve, can be used to customize commercial garment patterns, which are based on standardized sizes intended to fit what’s considered to be average...

  • How to Do The Box in Three Ball Juggling

    The Box is an amazing juggling pattern that, when done correctly, looks like the sides and bottom of a box. The difficult moves that comprise this pattern are valuable for all jugglers to master...

  • How to Sew a Velour Robe

    Velour is a knit fabric, usually cotton or polyester, with a dense, soft nap that makes it perfect for a cozy robe. Velour has a lot of "give," is exceptionally comfortable, affordable, easy to...

  • How to Sew a Gingham Dress

    Gingham fabric has the traditional checked pattern. You can find gingham in all colors and sizes of checks. While you don't see many gingham dresses today, you can still sew a gingham dress for...

  • How to Sew a Tree of Life Quilt

    The tree of life quilt is an heirloom quilt pattern common among Amish quilts and others in the American quilting tradition. If you enjoy quilting, the tree of life quilt can be a suitable project...

  • Cutting a Pattern for a Homemade Camera Bag

    Design and sew a homemade camera bag! Learn how to make a camera bag and cut a pattern in this free video on fashion and accessory design.

  • Making a Pattern from Measurements for a Camera Bag

    Design and sew a homemade camera bag! Learn how to make a camera bag and make a pattern in this free video on fashion and accessory design.

  • Horizontal Accordion Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts

    Learn how to make a horizontal accordion pattern or design on a tie dye t-shirt in this free instructional video clip.

  • Using Rubber Bands for a Circle Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts

    Learn how to make a stylistic circle pattern or design on a tie dye t-shirt using rubber bands in this free instructional video clip.

  • Off Axis Pattern for Tie Dye Shirts

    Learn how to make an off axis pattern or design on a tie dye t-shirt in this free instructional video clip.

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