Moth diy

I don't like bugs. It's a learned phobia I've tried unsuccessfully, to break. To see my mother and I, take on a mosquito hawk was a farcical act, full of toxic, pluming clouds of Raid we pumped into the air, fingers firmly pressed on the trigger without release. As I've gotten older, I'm made a concerted effort to be more reasonable with the little creeps, even letting a spider live out its days in our shower window. That was a big one for me, I remember each shower until she died, sharing…

In this easy paper moth tutorial, I'm showing you how I made several paper moths on clips as unique seasonal decor (moth templates included).

My first blog post! Woohoo! I'm very excited and I'm pretty sure I'll make some mistakes, please be understanding, if any questions arise the fastest way to reach me is through my instagram (10x2studio). This moth is peeeeeerfect to use up the smallest scraps if fabric. Very quick to make and very cute and versatile. Can't wait to see what yours will look like! As with any pattern in my shop, you are always welcome to sell what you make, it will make me happy! Here is the PDF file with…

🎃 Looking for a last-minute Halloween costume that won't break the bank? In this fun and creative DIY tutorial, I'll show you how to transform a simple shee...

How to make your own fuzzy moth wings #fantasy #cosplay #larp #fairy

In today's video, we are making easy-to-do moth antennae.

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Here’s a lovely idea for using up some of your scrap fabric! You can now create these beautiful fabric butterflies and moths. You can make anything from a magical brooch pin, or as ornaments for your cozy home, or just a fun little project for you to create good-looking fabric butterflies and moths. Use this […]

Paper moths are actually fairly easy to make. They are comprised of simple shapes, so the key to making them look "real" is a keen eye for observation when it comes to painting the wings. For this tutorial, I chose a Spanish luna moth, as their wing patterns are quite s

Cat 🌿 on Instagram: "As requested by approximately half a gazillion people, here is a bit more information about my homemade moth trap. If anyone does decide to give this a go, please please PLEASE do it responsibly! . I made my trap about ten years ago when I first decided I wanted to see what moths were living in my garden, and it is a very simple design. It is based on a Robinson-style moth trap and basically it is a bucket with an upside-down lampshade in it, and a lightbulb. There is a…