Yarn bowl craft

Simple tutorial for making a yarn bowl. Great craft for kids, summer camp, or letter Y theme.

Use paper mache paste to create a yarn bowl.

A simple, practical crochet bowl cozy pattern that works up quickly and is a great item for any home. Make this as a gift or for craft shows.

you always keep these too? and i made it into this a while ago i saw on carolyn’s website a recipe for making a paste with which you can make a bowl out of yarn. she used a long piece of yarn…

Create a charming DIY yarn bowl in just a few steps. This bowl is practical, keeps your space organized, and adds charm to your décor!

Make a mini yarn wrapped rope bowl with your favorite colors of yarn to store small items like pins and clips! Use them as cute home decor to catch clutter.

Did you ever make a yarn bowl when you were a kid? Just a little glue and yarn and a plastic bowl and you were good to go. The trouble with those 3rd grade yarn bowls is that you can't really put anything inside of them and after about a month, they're back to being a pile of crunchy yarn. Still, I think they're just beautiful! I decided to see if I could add a little epoxy resin to the mix, just to see if they would be sturdy enough to fill with fruit.....Guess what?! It worked like a…

Easy diy yarn bowl tutorial and crochet pattern. Use materials that you already have in your home to make a customizable yarn bowl for your projects.

Create this woven bowl using only a free printable template, a paper plate, and yarn. This craft is great for elementary or middle school art lessons to introduce weaving and for making useful items for the home. What is cool about weaving is that it can be done in one short sitting and it is a good way to get the basics of weaving skills down. This do-it-yourself woven bowl makes for great and useful decorations in your home. Your kids can custom color coat the bowl to fit their favorite…

CHUNKY CROCHETED BOWL: I love this little one; not hard, but if you've never worked on heavy textiles in crochet before, it seems mysterious. And I love the tweedy, homey look!! These bowls are flexible but strong! They can hold balls of yarn, keys, toys, whatever you like, just probably not gooshy food items, hah! Here's the pattern: Work with a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn (four strands held together and used like one!) and WITH A SIZE K HOOK (u.s.) work ch 3, sl st to form a…