You will needPlastic yarn or “plarn” (see our instructions)Crochet hookStitch marker (a coloured piece of string or metal bag-tie to mark the beginning of a row) InstructionsCrochet a rectangular shape, using different coloured plarn. Single crochet stitch works best.When you have the size you want, fold the rectangle in half, width-wise. Sew up the edges. Crochet…
You will needPlastic yarn or “plarn” (see our instructions)Crochet hookStitch marker (a coloured piece of string or metal bag-tie to mark the beginning of a row) InstructionsCrochet a rectangular shape, using different coloured plarn. Single crochet stitch works best.When you have the size you want, fold the rectangle in half, width-wise. Sew up the edges. Crochet…
You will needPlastic yarn (see our instructions)Crochet hookStitch marker (a coloured piece of string or metal bag-tie to mark the beginning of a row) Instructionsch=chain sc=single crochetThe placemat is crocheted in a spiral formation. You will need to keep track of when you have finished each row, so it is advisable to use a stitch marker….
The “Recycling Heroes” project was launched on 6 September. It is a joint initiative to highlight the RNF slogan of “Taking Hands today for a cleaner Namibia Tomorrow” with assistance from Development Workshop Namibia and supported by Coca Cola Namibia Beverages.
The “Recycling Heroes” project was launched on 6 September. It is a joint initiative to highlight the RNF slogan of “Taking Hands today for a cleaner Namibia Tomorrow” with assistance from Development Workshop Namibia and supported by Coca Cola Namibia Beverages.
Collect shards of glass, old tiles or ceramic pieces from broken plates and cups to use as “tiles”. Take an empty tin.Sand the outside down down until it is no longer shiny.Use the Tile Glue to stick the “tiles” onto the tin. Try and keep the space between your “tiles” as small as possible, 1-3mm…
Everybody loves a good mobile. Learn how to make one from bits and bobs you picked up.
