Expert Village carries a video series by Susan Ting on how to make double-walled pottery vessels. The vessel made in the series is a ginkgo leaf teapot. Here, watch Susan display the final product:
Expert Village carries a video series by Susan Ting on how to make double-walled pottery vessels. The vessel made in the series is a ginkgo leaf teapot. Here, watch Susan display the final product:
Follow the step-by-step instructions at HGTV to make this ginkgo leaf teapot sculpture.
Try Stamp Zia’s Ginkgo Paper project for some summer ginkgo fun.
Ginkgo applique, available from The Shibori Dragon.
Ginkgo leaf embroidery design for machine embroidery from Thread Artist.
Grace Cathey’s ginkgo leaf sculpture project is not for the faint of heart (or tools).
Ginkgo appliqué (or stencil) from Ann Wallace.
If you’ve got some ginkgo leaves to be crafty with, try the botanical window project from HGTV.
Project instructions for sale at Cream Mania.
This stencil from Designer Stencils would be a lovely pattern in a bedroom.
Applique pattern available from Sarah by the Sea Designs.
HGTV has a cute idea using leaves and flowers to create a place setting:
Place gingko leaves and a brightly colored flower on a clear plate, then cover with a second clear plate.
Although they use ginkgo leaves in their example, you can use other leaves to create this effect.
Ginkgo leaf casting mold from Acorn Naturalists.
Pattern available from Fiddlesticks Knitting.
Eterna Silk offers four embroidery kit designs with a ginkgo leaf theme.
Innovative Bead Supply offers this ginkgo bead.
This set of leaf rubbing plates from Gardening with Kids includes a ginkgo leaf.
Make your own ginkgo origami by following the picture instructions at Origami Club. The words are in Japanese, but the pictures tell you everything you need to know.
I periodically imagine creating a collage of gingko leaves (and have just added the project to my someday/maybe list). Steve Nix’s instructions on how to make and use a leaf press will come in handy.
The ambitious among you may wish to try making Cynthia Wiig’s hand-forged ginkgo fan earrings. Full instructions at Hoover & Strong.
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