Craftapalooza: Tutorials. Well a little. Thank you to those brave enough to share your indulging stories and for the tutorial request. Ask and it's yours. Following is how I do this, there are other ways and some of you may read this tutorial and snort to yourselves and mutter under your breath "THAT's not how you make tissue holders"....well it's how I make them :) so far no complaints. I decided Ducky and Kodak will receive a tissue holder. Both great stories, but Kodak's contact lens story is a doozy. My technique is the "Lazy Ass Bastard" method, or LAB™ for short. First up, I'm all about templates for patterns, especially small crafty projects that I'll make more than once. So, for my version of the tissue holder, I've cut a template that's 6 inches x 7 inches.
Pick your outer fabric, trace and cut out slightly larger than the template. Next up, I usually line my holders with a 100% linen in a cream colour. Now, grab your template, pinking shears or your rotary blade and cut out the 6" x 7". Voila. Tutorial. Last Friday, I mentioned there possibly was a tutorial in the works for little H.'s bag.
It's been tested now over the weekend and she loves it - and so do I! So, here's a tutorial for a fancy ruffled messenger bag! This bag sort of happened. In case you want to give it a try, here's a short description. For this bag you'll need: two sets of fabric, one for the outside of the bag, one for the lining, cut as follows: in each fabric: - a 65x30cm rectangle, for the body, - another 30x25cm rectangle for the flap, (long end determines the height of the flap, while the short end determines the width of the flap. Lining only:- a long strip measuring roughly 7x140cm, for the ruffles Step 1: Body of the bag Fold the fabric in two, pin the sides, and stitch the sides closed.Next, in order to make the boxed corners at the bottom, fold open the corner so that the side seam matches up with the bottom fabric fold, pin and mark as shown in the picture, about 4cm from the side.
Step 2: Flap 2a. 2b. 2c. 2d. Search results for boro. Spirit Cloth.
Wobisobi. Www.noyaux-de-cerise.fr - Noyaux de cerise - Cherrystones and more. Hip Girl Boutique - , Ribbons, Hair Bows, Hair Clips, Hairbow Hardware, Free Hairbow Instructions. Modèles. Organize Your Craft Supplies &Craft Rooms-Great Ideas. We all work more efficiently when organized,especially when it comes to our crafts and craft rooms. We've gathered some great ideas to keep your supplies right at your fingertips but at the same time up and organized. Check out all the ideas below! Repurpose a pill container for your very small embellishments-Find them at any pharmacy for as little as $1.99. Then just glue one on the lid to make it easy to find as they have done here SOURCE What a great way to store all your punches. Behind all the boxes and file folders are greatcraft ideas and supplies but at the same time it adds to the decor of your room.
Stash your large quantity of ribbonin clear jars, it's pretty but also well organized. This spinner rack, from Walmart, holds a ton of Craft supplies. If you have a lot of buttons this is an excellent way to store them. This storage system is great for small things, especially embroidery thread or any small items. Peg board and buckets are a great wayto use your walls as storage. Sac(s) de piscine le retour ! - on va voir si je m'y tiens! Pour emma, la copine d'adèle. pour capucine, ma filleule. toile cirée petit pan, toile enduite à pois eurodif (rayon nappe !) Biais rose eurodif et biais marron à pois blanc fait maison.j'en vois qui lèvent le doigt et crient et moi, et moi ! Alors voici un petit tuto parce que je ne compte pas passer ma vie à coudre des sacs de piscine même si, c'est évident au vu de vos commentaires, il y a un marché à prendre !
Mr et mme petit pan, vous savez ce qu'il vous reste à faire ;-) (un clic dessus pour mieux voir)
Cordon liberty prix ok. Cordon spaghetti - L'atelier de Kitty.