Bill Cipher Gravity Fall by Simpelway on DeviantArt. No more circle skirt maths ladies, we've got an app! ***Have a go on our Circle Skirt Calculator!
*** We absolutely love making circle skirts and they are the perfect first dressmaking project or way to transform an existing dress pattern. BUT, the pesky sums involved sure do take a lot of the fun out of it all... Soooo, we thought we'd go ahead and make an app that sorts that bit out, leaving you more time to get on with the best bit - sewing! How it works 1. 2.) 3.) ...and pick whether you'd like your skirt to be mini, midi or maxi length. Warm hands (diy) Dit wordt een soort van eindeloos lang bericht en als je niet van haken houd heb je er ook niet zoveel aan, hoewel ik bedacht dat je ze ook bij mij kan bestellen, zo lekker gaat het, het haken van ja, hoe heten ze eigenlijk vingerloze handschoenen, klinkt raar, polswarmers...maar ze zitten ook om je hand.. enfin.. ik maakte ze al eens eerder, maar ik was vergeten hoe, dus ik ben gewoon gaan haken, verschillende modellen, te strak, te kort, te wijd maar uiteindelijk heb ik het gevonden. ik haakte een paar voor mijn nichtje Guusje,
1001 bonnets au crochet. Vous trouverez ici des bonnets, des tuques, des bérets, des cagoules, des casquettes, des chapeaux…
Les cristaux au crochet. Légers et féériques ces flocons étoiles sont agrémentés de perles ajoutées sur le fil avant de crocheter.
Les différents modèles se mélangent pour un décor tout en délicatesse. Une réalisation à conseiller plutôt aux expertes. Le matériel Fil à crocheter blanc Aïda n°20, 100% coton, (Anchor) Crochet N° 1,25 48 perles transparentes (Perles & Co) Durcisseur pour tissu (Perles & Co) ou amidon Cordon lamé argent Ciseaux fins Points employés Maille en l’airMaille couléeMaille serréeDemi brideBrideDouble bride2 double-brides crochetées ensemble, crocheter une perle entre les deux3 brides coulées ensemble en piquant au même endroit1 bride sextuple1 double bride dans le 2e brin de maille1 triple bride Lorsque les symboles se terminent en pointe vers le haut, couler ensemble les mailles correspondantes.
Repérage des différents cristaux Les schémas. This Little street : This Little street. Homemade Paper Mache Clay! Homemade Paper Mache Clay!
Versatile and easy to make anything you can think of! It's easy to make and lightweight! Supplies: 1 roll of toilet paper (cheap 2 ply stuff) 3/4 Cup of Elmers glue 1 Cup Joint Compound 3/4 Cup Flour (I used 1 Cup of flour to compensate for the high humidity) Take your toilet paper and put it in a large bowl. Pour 4-6 cups of warm water right over the top of it! Now it's a cinch to remove the cardboard tube. Now, pick up roll and squeeze!
Paper Mache Clay. Several years ago I developed a new recipe for a sculptural material I call “paper mache clay.”
This material is so easy to use and so easy to make that I now use it exclusively for all my paper mache sculptures. The recipe has now gone “viral” and is being used by artists all over the world. It might be a bit more accurate to call this material “home-made air-dried cellulose-reinforced polymer clay,” but that’s way too hard to say (or type!) , so for now, let’s just call it paper mache clay. I Do Things I Love: How To Make A Daenerys Qarth Gown. DIY Velvet Circle Skirt Tutorial. Tissus pour enfants au mètre chez tissus.net. Vente de tissus pour enfants au mètre en votre boutique en ligne - acheter / ordre en ligne.
More Scary DIY Outdoor Halloween Decorations. October 9, 2012 4 comments It’s that time of year again: the season of goblins, ghouls and all other things Halloween.
There are plenty of cute decorations you can put up, but Halloween is about being scared. Every year kids look forward not only to getting mounds of candy, but to getting scared as well. Every house is another chance to be scared and it’s a chance that only comes once a year. You may remember the ghost dresses from last year {here is another one made of chicken wire if you have some sculpting skills, and here is one made of packing tape if you’re really ambitious}. You may also remember the glowing eyes from last year which make the trees spookier. To make your porch foggy and creep the kiddos out, put a container full of dry ice and water in a jack-o-lantern. It’s possible to make an eerie grave without any dirt or sod. Make your steps drip with zombie blood with this some glowing goo. Spiders are always creepy, and are underused. Treasures & Travels. DIY Wedding Wax Paper Lanterns. We loved these great luminaria (shown below) that Kelly Wilkinson shared on A Practical Wedding so much that we wanted to share them with you here, too!
They are so budget friendly and easy to do, and create such a nice ambiance….that’s a win in our books! Kelly lays out a more detailed tutorial…if you feel like you need extra instruction I definitely recommend it. But basically, you just iron some foliage or petals (or whatever else that’s flat) between wax paper, cut them into equal panels (we just traced a template), tape the panels together using washi or scotch tape, and then we hot glued some little balsa wood sticks for added support, but you don’t have to… (The balsa wood sticks are super cheap and available at most craft stores. You could also use little twigs though if you want them to look more rustic.) Top set of images photographed by Ali Harper // Last image: Kelly Wilkinson via A Practical Wedding. 65951a2d0b645619ffc2f49d52d69a40.jpg (Image JPEG, 553x624 pixels) Paletton - The Color Scheme Designer.
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