Knotted jersey headband tutorial. Hey there LOVE STITCHED PEEPS!!
It’s LESLIE from LITTLE MOOKIE back again with another fun tutorial, and while i’m a sewing contributor here, sometimes the best sewing tutes are the ones that involve ZERO SEWING! Am i right? (tell me i’m right, mkay?) I’ve always wanted to learn how to tie celtic-ish style knots and this one was super cute so i started searching around for a tutorial and found this one. she used long crochet chains but i don’t crochet. so i figured, why not UPCYCLE something? One of my best friends lost 55lbs last year and she gave me all of her clothes (yay for free fabric, eh?!) What you’ll need:old tshirts – any color, combo (could also use fabric, rope, yarn, etc.)cutting mat & rotary cutter (plain ‘ol scissors would work just fine too)glue gun & gluemusic (i always work better when i can sing while i work) :) start by cutting your shirt just under the arms(you could also start at the bottom – cutting off the band and starting there) ready to go!
FINITO!! Rosettes. Plier du papier d'allu en plusieurs fois pour obtenir une bande (environ 1.5 à 2 cm ) entourer du ruban autour repasser au fer de chaque côté enlever le papier d'allu coudre un des côtés du ruban écarter l'autre côté afin d'ouvrir les pétales enrouler le tout et terminer avec un point de colle ou de fil.
Adorable DIY Ear Warmers. How gorgeous are these ear warmers??
I love all the different styles you can make from one tute as well. When I spied these on Delia Creates I just had to beg Delia to share the DIY with you, and lucky us, she agreed! Take it away Delia: With autumn here and winter right around the corner, it is the perfect time to make these easy ear warmers! These are so fun and quick to make, you may want to make four…like I did! For this one I added some pleats up the side and added some flowers. For this one I used a sleeve off an old thermal knit shirt. And this one is fleece with a matching knit fabric sewn over it and a nice pretty recycled knit bow. You’re so excited now right? And remember to leave Delia a comment, because this week’s favorite commenter wins those gorgeous embroidery patterns pictured up on the left!
DIY Ear Warmers The idea is pretty simple. Taper the ends to an ending width of about 1 1/2 inches wide. Add pleats if you so desire. Fold the sides under and sew. All done. DIY Mother's Day Corsage: Felt Dahlia Flower Brooch - Holidash News. Ric Rac Flower Tutorial by Oh for Sweetness Sake. There's something about rick rack that just shouts playful and cute to me!
Make a t-shirt headband. Of all the headbands I've made, I think this is my new favorite.
It's like wearing sweats on your head, without the dumpy look. It's so cushy and comfortable! And yes, I am wearing the shirt with the bottom cut off in the picture. Hey, I needed something to match okay? This could match, too. Scrounge around for an old t-shirt. Fold in half lengthwise and pin in place.
Fold the headband right side out. Make a flower or two and hand stitch it over the seam. The Real Deal: It cost me pretty much nothing. Etiquetas para Marcar Ropa: Segunda parte - Practicando con... ¿Cómo hacer un lazo doble?
Hace ya unas cuantas semanas os enseñamos como hacer unos fantásticos lazos perfectos con un simple tenedor. Hoy, y en especial dedicatoria a todas aquellas amigas que nos visitasteis en la Feria Tendencias Creativas de Bilbao el pasado enero, os explicamos como hacer un lazo doble con la misma técnica del tenedor. ¡Ya veréis que es muy sencillo y el resultado es espectacular! Leaf Garland Headband Multicolor Handstitched by SweetHoneybunch.
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How to make a Rosette! Little Red Wagon Photography: LRW Creative: DIY Baby Headband and Giveaway! *update Nov. 2011 - this year this headband tutorial was chosen for Babble's Holiday Gift Guide!
I am not sure who recommended it but thanks, whoever you are! I'd love it those of you who've made some headbands would link up with some photos, I'd love to see what you came up with ;) Cheers, Tysha. I think I warned you I was going to be adding more than just sneak peeks to my blog? Well, here is the first project I would like to share...a little do-it-yourself project that will make somebody very happy, and undoubtedly very cute! Ever since having a daughter, I have been obsessed with making her little "girly" things. For those of you who don't have a baby around, you can also use this tutorial to make a grown-up version. Supplies: Glue Gun & small glue sticks Scissors Felt Fabric - small strips about an inch wide and 12-18 inches long Ribbon to add a little sass, if you like or.
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