iHanna
Hanna Andersson, SEmember
craft interests: crochet, embroidery, gifts, home decorating, knitting, memory making, paper crafts, quilting, restyle, sewing, art
my etsy page:
http://ihanna.etsy.com
Gender: Female
Member Since: 07/27/2008

craft interests: crochet, embroidery, gifts, home decorating, knitting, memory making, paper crafts, quilting, restyle, sewing, art
my etsy page:
http://ihanna.etsy.com
Gender: Female
Member Since: 07/27/2008

Re: Book Giveaway: Kanzashi In Bloom
Oh crafty book giveaways are the cyberspace kind of sunshine I like. :-)
posted: 5:02 pm on July 27thRe: How to Make a Pearly Box Fit for a Queen (or King!)
I would've never painted something black and added white buttons to it, but when I see it it's visually stunning! Great project!
posted: 1:14 pm on March 7thRe: Book Giveaway: The Bold and the Beautiful: Button It Up
Buttons really are a great and fun material to play with! Thanks for the review!
posted: 1:12 pm on March 7thRe: Crafting Your Personality
Thanks for a fun read!
posted: 4:12 pm on February 16thOf course you could extract the personality out of your craft - if you yourself is the interpreter. I wouldn't let anyone else do it... I think they would come to the conclusion that I'm crazy and lock me in! :-) I do lots of things and play + experiment a lot. It doesn't make me an adventurer or explorer in real life, coz' I'm a stay at home gal. It might be craziness now that I think about .... schyy, don't tell!!!
Re: Organize Your Embroidery Floss
Smart, easy and beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
posted: 7:05 am on October 6thRe: How to Make an Impression: Extraordinary Thank-You Notes
It's beautiful but I can't imagine it would look as delicate if I cut out flowers, hehe. I'd love to see photos of your bird cages too, did you take any? :-)
posted: 5:53 pm on September 15thThanks for posting, it sure is a beautiful letter!
Re: How To: English Paper Piecing Project
Thank you, it's a great tutorial and a fun way to use paper-piecing that will not be a big quilt (not a good starting point...). I've recently made several balls using paper-piecing and you can find my tutorial and pattern here
posted: 5:44 pm on September 15thHow to handsew a patchwork ball! Enjoy!
Re: Yo-Yos and Couching: Two Easy-to-Do Embellishment Techniques
Never heared or clutching - oh what fun! Thanks for the tip! I've seen yoyo's around on the net but never tried those either. I think I need to try some! :-)
posted: 6:59 am on August 18thGreat images in your tut!
Re: Your Yarn Inventory—To Slash or to Stash?
The template is nice, I thin I'll try to use it though I have to many one skein or balls of un-identified objects to count!
posted: 4:46 pm on August 12thRe: Vintage Image Pendants
Wow, they are so pretty!! How did you seal them? It looks very professionall to me!
posted: 12:41 pm on August 11thRe: Three Fun Spool-Knitting Crafts to Try
So cute! Love the pen cozy, it's a must make I think!
posted: 11:47 am on August 10thRe: How to Crochet a Bead and Wire Bracelet
Sooooo pretty Diane, and my colors and everything. I just need to try this I think! :-)
posted: 1:16 pm on August 1stRe: Needle Felted Critters
All of them are very pretty! Love the panda!
posted: 1:34 pm on July 27thRe: Rock Star Janes
Very cute!
posted: 1:32 pm on July 27thRe: This Week On CraftStylish
Hi!
posted: 1:10 pm on July 27thI just joined the community and wow, it's a great design on this site and a lot of fun content. Though I can't find a tutorial of the bracelet above? Maybe I've turned blind from the sun today!?
Craft on!
Re: Colorful drops for your ears
Great glow in the photos and beautiful ear drops!
posted: 1:06 pm on July 27thRe: A Beginner's Perspective on Fused Glass Jewelry
Nice post! I wrote about my experince with glassfusing recently in my blog here:
posted: 1:04 pm on July 27thhttp://www.ihanna.nu/blog/?p=835
and the finished glass can be viewed here if you're interested:
http://www.ihanna.nu/blog/?p=836
:-)
Re: Turning Trash Into Craft
Nice interview - creativity is so much about SEEING, isn't it? I think Tiffany proves that here. It's not trash - it's materials!
posted: 12:58 pm on July 27thRe: How To: Organize Your Buttons
Nice photo! A jar of assorted buttons is so beautiful I prefer them like that most of the time, though zip-locks are great too! :-) Oh, I do have some sorted though, in those plastic boxes with compartments that is sold for beads or in hardware stores. They have transparent lids and shallow compartments, great for viewing your favorite buttons! :-)
posted: 12:57 pm on July 27th