How to Make a Wine Cork Trivet Craft with Video Tutorial - Craft Klatch

How to make your own pot trivet! Use wooden beads and Woodoc Colours to add a handmade touch to your tablescape. Find the step-by-step instructions here --> http://bit.ly/3yyb26j #Woodoc | Home Magazine

Samburu blacksmith is known as an Ilkunono (or Ngunono/Lkunono), belonging to a specific Samburu clan, and is a highly skilled metalworker who produces essential tools, weapons like spears, and ornaments for the community. These artisans, sometimes referred to as the "engineers" of Samburu society, historically create items like knives, axes, and calabash tools, using methods that transform scrap metal and other materials into vital crafts. | Antony Trivet Photography

@beachandblossom on Instagram: "tutorial for this wood bead trivet! materials: - wood beads! You could use any size (I used 10mm beads), but you’ll need a large hole! Bigger beads will of course be faster - Thread / Cord to string the beads through. (I used waxed 1mm) I have examples of both linked in my bio too When your thread starts running low, knot on a new piece to keep it going until your trivet (or coaster) is complete! Square stitch is the technique I used here. Hope this step by step h