Leslie Knope Ovaries Before Brovaries Hand by StitchCulture. Fish scale texture. DIY Cage Bra. DIY Mesh Crop Top. This has to be the easiest DIY I have ever featured on This Fashion Is Mine and sadly I cannot claim rights to discovering it.
I've seen this multiple times on the Tumblr but not yet come across a neatly laid out step by step guide. Probably because it's too simple to even need one. But hey-ho here is my step by step guide. All you need is a pair of tights and a pair of scissors. Go and get those things now. You can use an old pair of tights or buy a brand new pair, 10-20 denier works the best, I am using a medium sized 15 denier pair from Primark. You need to cut the toes/feet off the tights. You then need to cut a small V shape in the gusset of your tights. And that's it. Sticking your arms through the legs and your head through your newly formed gusset hole (cringe) you have yourself a mesh/sheer top! It's a great item to wear for a night out or to a gig. X. How to make your own Creepers. HNTE - RGB LED Cube. OK so I have finally found some time to begin writing the story of my RGB LED cube, this project was always going to be the next step in the evolution of my LED Cube.
I can only hope that it will be as popular as my original cube, for those of you that followed my original cube project you will probably notice a few similarities. I built the RGB cube while I was living in the UK for 6 months, so I had access to a limited number of tools and most of the work was done on the dining room table to the dismay of my girlfriend (wife now). Working on this project I have learned a lot about animating in colour, software modulation for fading and c++ in general, so hopefully I can teach you readers a thing or two as well. If nothing else at least you will be able to use what I offer here to build one of the greatest light displays you have ever seen! (If I do say so myself :P).. Before I Begin Getting Started So first things first, how much time should you set aside? Price List The Cube Assembly.
Incredible RGB LED Cube Tutorial. We’ve seen our fair share of LED light cubes before, but what makes this one different is its incredibly detailed, step-by-step tutorial.
The creator of this light show previously made a one color LED light cube and shared the trials, tribulations and instructions. He has since decided to go multi-color, again while challenging himself and learning some new tricks along the way. The project requires 512, 10mm RGB LEDs and an Arduino compatible microcomputer. The creator used wooden strips to create vertical panels of LEDs rather than horizontal layers for ease of building. The building and soldering took about one weekend and the software took about 70 hours.
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