Create your own beautiful and colorful Boho-style wooden button earrings with this DIY tutorial video! These handmade earrings are not only fun and easy to make but also perfect for adding a touch of bohemian flair to your wardrobe. And for a complete set, check out a video tutorial on making matching bracelets. Follow the link below to learn how to create reversible macrame bracelets in the same Boho style. With this video, you'll be able to make unique and stunning accessories that are sure to impress.​

"How to Make Wooden Button Bracelets - Boho style colorful, fun and reversible macrame bracelets"
https://youtu.be/RBHZLU4fXmM

1. Cut two strands of natural polished hemp cord into 16 -18 inches each.
2. Take a 25mm reversible two-hole wooden button and thread one strand of hemp cord through one of the buttonholes. Fold the cord in half.
3. Weave the cord back and forth through the two holes in the wooden button.
4. Hold the folded cord ends and thread them through a 6mm metal bead. Pull the bead down to the button.
5. Take a 20mm reversible two-hole wooden button and again weave the cord back and forth through the two holes in the wooden button.
6. Tie a knot on top of the 20mm button to secure the cord in place.
7. Thread a 6mm Czech glass faceted bead through one of the cord ends. Pull it down to the base of the knot.
8. Hold the cord ends together and tie a knot just above the Czech glass bead.
9. Take the cords and create a loop knot.
10. Using fabric glue, wrap the rest of the cords around the loop end to secure it. Cut off any excess cord.
11. Open an earring hook bottom loop with a plier.
12. Attach an earring hook using a plier. 
13. Repeat Steps 2-12 for the other earring, so you have a complete set.​​

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Please note that any crafts or DIY projects should be attempted with caution.

Are you looking for a fun and creative project? Why not try making your own large round bead statement earrings! These earrings are not only unique and stylish, but they also make a great gift for someone special. Plus, they can be dressed up or down to match any occasion, whether you're going for a casual look or dressing up for a party.

To make these earrings, you can use a variety of materials, such as crocheted beads or cotton cord-wrapped large beads, which will give your earrings a natural and rustic feel.

With a little bit of time and patience, you can create a pair of earrings that will be sure to turn heads. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I do!

Get ready to create your very own DIY boho-style shell bracelet with an adjustable sliding closure! Cowrie shells are known to symbolize wealth and fertility, and were once used as a form of currency worldwide. With this project, you can create beautiful and meaningful bracelets to wear or give as gifts.
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Are you a fan of boho-chic fashion? Why not create your own Concho-style pendant to add to your jewelry collection? This beautiful pendant can be attached to a metal chain or suede cord to create a stunning boho-vibe necklace that will complement any outfit.
Both necklace cords work well with this Concho-style pendant, so you can choose the one that best suits your style. Whether you prefer a metal chain or suede cord, this pendant is the perfect addition to any boho-chic outfit.
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Get ready to show off your unique style and creativity with this beautiful piece of jewelry!

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Looking for a simple and affordable way to package small items like mini soaps, candies, and chocolates? Look no further than coffee filters! This low-cost idea for 'Coffee Filter Treat Bags' was originally published in GreenCraft Magazine (Spring 2014) and 'The Basics of Beer Soap' in Willow and Sage Magazine (Summer 2014), is eco-friendly, food-grade, and durable.
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To create a basic package, all you need to do is fold a coffee filter, stamp it with a design, and add a jute cord. But if you want to take it to the next level, you can add more materials to make it fancier. In this video (part 3 of the coffee filter craft series), I'll show you how to create hanging packaging that doubles as festive holiday decorations.

So why not get creative with coffee filters? With just a few simple materials, you can make beautiful and practical packaging for your small items. I hope you enjoy your new crafts!

Creating Coffee Filter Treat Bags (Part 3)

Instructions:

1. Take one #4 coffee filter.
   
2. Fold both sides inwards towards the middle to create a glass shape.
   
3. Tear the kraft paper and the newspaper print paper into strips. The kraft paper strips should be approx. 1 inch wide and 8.5 inches long. The newspaper print paper strips should be approx. 1.5 inches wide and 8.5 inches long.
   
4. Layer the torn newspaper print paper on the bottom and the kraft paper on top. Glue the layers together with a glue stick.
   
5. Wrap the layered paper strips around the folded coffee filter.
   
6. Secure the layered paper strips to the back of the coffee filter with staples.
   
7. Use a hole puncher to make holes on both sides of the coffee filter.
   
8. Wrap a jute cord around the layered paper strips from back to front. Tie a knot on the front of the coffee filter for decoration.
   
9. Staple the jute cord to the back of the coffee filter to secure it in place.
   
10. Cut a jute cord to approx. 11 inches. Thread one cord end through one hole of the coffee filter from the outside to the inside. Repeat the process for the other end.
    
11. Tie a knot or two on one end inside the coffee filter to prevent the cord from slipping out. Repeat the process for the other end.
    
12. Congratulations! You have now made a coffee filter treat bag.
    

This DIY coffee filter packaging idea is perfect for anyone looking for a low-cost, eco-friendly, and food-grade solution for packaging small items like mini soaps, candies, and chocolates. Originally published in GreenCraft Magazine (Spring 2014) and Willow and Sage Magazine (Summer 2014).

To create a basic package, all you need to do is fold a coffee filter, stamp it with a design, and add a jute cord. But if you want to get fancier, you can add more materials such as wine corks, hemp cord, and different textures of paper to layer. In this video, I'll show you how to take your coffee filter crafts to the next level with these additional tools and materials. 

I hope you enjoy creating your own unique coffee filter packages that are both practical and stylish. Happy crafting!

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Looking for an affordable and eco-friendly way to package small items like mini soaps, candies, and chocolates? Why not try making your own packaging using coffee filters? This low-cost idea for 'Coffee Filter Treat Bags' was originally published in GreenCraft Magazine (Spring 2014) and 'The Basics of Beer Soap' in Willow and Sage Magazine (Summer 2014), is not only sustainable but also food-grade and durable.

To create a basic package, all you need to do is fold a coffee filter, stamp it with a design, and add a jute cord. But if you want to get creative, you can add more materials to make it fancier. In this video (part 1 of the coffee filter craft series), I'll show you how to create your coffee filter packages using stamps.
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All you need are some simple materials and tools to get started, and it's good to have a variety of stamps on hand to personalize your packages for each recipient. With just a little bit of effort, you can create beautiful and practical packaging for your small gifts. I hope you enjoy your new crafts!

DIY Coffee Filter Treat Bags

1. Take one #4 coffee filter
2. Fold both sides inwards towards the middle. 
3. Fold the top of the coffee filter inwards.
4. Flip it over. The folded sides and top should be on the back.
5. If desired, use a stamp and ink to add a design or message to the front of the coffee filter.
6. Use a hole puncher to create a hole in the center of the folded portion of the coffee filter.
7. Open the top of the coffee filter and put small soap or candies into the bag.
8. Cut a piece of jute cord to approximately 7-8 inches in length. Tie a knot at one end of the jute cord and thread the other end through the hole in the coffee filter.
9. Loop the jute cord through the end with the knot and pull it to secure the cord in place.

Repeat the above steps to create as many coffee filter treat bags as desired.

I believe it's very hard to find masks in the US right now (3/29/2020), and medical officials warn us to not hoard them. I am not sure how effective this mask is, but I created a disposable face mask using two coffee filters and rubber bands. I tried to find a way to make masks as easy as possible. Unfortunately, my sewing machine is broken, so I  made this mask by hand sewing. Here is the instruction for DIY coffee filter masks. I hope you find something useful here.