Flore Vallery-Radot » Blog Archive » {interview} JUNGJUNG ou l’art du crochet botanique. Un chou splendide au crochet et fil de coton fin par JungJung.
Splendid cabbage crocheted with a fine cotton thread by JungJung. Photo : Ten_do_Ten Broche faites de diverses légumineuses crochetées par JungJung. Brooches made of different crocheted root vegetables by JungJung. Zoom sur les beaux feuillages et les couleurs si subtiles crochetés par JungJung. Close-up on the beautiful foliage and such subtle colours crocheted by JungJung.
Untitled Document. Blog La Compagnie des Laines. Design & form- DIY and interior blog. Flore Vallery-Radot. Dom Robert (1907-1997), un grand nom de la tapisserie d'Aubusson : Les tapisseries. Art to Wear: Felted Wool Accessories Clothing Jewelry by vaivanat. Nautical Knot Bracelets. Bring a little seafaring flair to your style with these bright, bold bracelets.
Inspired by Simone’s sailor’s knot bracelet tutorial, I decided to re-imagine this nautical classic. The project itself is very approachable, so even if you’re not an experienced knotter, you’ll be able to cruise through these steps. You will need:Cotton, paracord or maritime cord Measuring tapeLightly colored masking tape E-600 glue or hot glue gunLarge spring claspEmbroidery floss Large needle Pen (not pictured) Optional: Paint brush and acrylic paintRhinestone chainIron-on studsLarge jump rings (not pictured) Step 1: Measure and Cut First, make a measuring cord. Next, set your clasp next to the piece of cut cord, and trim away the total length of the clasp. Step 2: Create Your Knot Next, cut 2 pieces of cord measuring at least 22 inches long. To create a carrick knot, take one of your long, taped pieces of cord and make a loop with the masking taped end on the underside, pointing upwards.
Blue Garter » Patterns. We rescued this hat from the sad fate of abandonment on a sidewalk during a week of solid rain — we let it sit for a few hours after we first saw it in case the owners were backtracking for it, but it was only getting more and more sodden and forlorn.
I hope we’ll run into another young family in the neighborhood who will say, “Oh, we had that same hat, but we lost it!” Gomitoli's - Gomitoli’s: online shop selling Italian yarn. Happy New Year with Gomitoli’s!
Whether you’re feeling a bit nostalgic about the end of 2014, or you’re welcoming 2015 as a new beginning, here’s a bit of news that will surely make your day: Gomitoli’s special deals continue until January 11! Read more. Rowan Creative Focus. Winter bis 2011. The Fiber Factor. Hedgehog Fibres. Westknits — Stephen West. Galerie de westknits. Vidéos d'initiation DROPS. DROPS Vidéos Techniques Nous vous montrons ci-dessous comment transformer un écheveau de laine en une pelote sans utiliser une pelotonneuse.
Défaites l'écheveau et mettez le en rond avec « l'intérieur » vers le haut. Veillez à ce que tous les fils soient placés correctement en rond sans qu'ils ne se croisent. L'écheveau est habituellement fixé avec quelques fils autour pour tout maintenir, ces fils doivent être coupés et retirés avant de commencer à défaire l'écheveau. Commencez à enrouler le fil autour de vos doigts et formez une pelote, quand la pelote devient plus grande, continuez à faire tourner la pelote au fur et à mesure que vous enroulez le fil pour former une jolie pelote ronde.
Coudre une trousse à maquillage, c’est facile ! {DIY} Lotta creates patterns and products for you, your home and your everyday life. A Tutorial - How to Draft a Pattern and Make a Zippered Purse with a Flat Bottom. Make It: sketchy pleat clutch. Simple DIY today… Drawn with fabric markers, cut from a curved pattern, and constructed with a single pleat for a handy sized zipper clutch.
Suitable for sunglasses and a few other spare parts. Finished Dimensions: 5.5 inches tall x 9 inches wide Materials: Crayola Fabric Markers from the May Whimseybox7″ zipperplain fabric measuring 15 x 12 for exterior (cut to 7.5″ x 12″ wide)lining fabric measuring 15 x 12 (cut to 7.5″ x 12″ wide)optional: 24″ bias corded trim/pipingusual suspects: pins, thread, needle, water soluble penThis Complimentary Pattern.
Elfin Hats. While I've not inspected one personally and cannot confirm it, I imagine the tall, conical hats of elves are chock full of secrets and stories from centuries past.
In hopes of harnessing this intrigue, I've made these Elfin Hats using a technique as ancient as elves themselves. Twined Knitting employs two strands of yarn that wrap around one another. The process is simple, but the results are as fascinating. Twined Knitting's fabric is dense and warm but also friendly and supple, and both sides of the knit fabric have a distinct texture and character… which means, two hats in one! For the main yarn in this pattern I used Purl Soho's incredibly soft Alpaca Pure, and for the contrasting colors I pulled from our palette of Worsted Twist and Worsted Twist Heather merinos.
Materials. Diagonal Pinstripe Scarf. I've written several books with the words "Last-Minute" in the title, so you can imagine that I occasionally relish the exact opposite!
Especially in the depths of winter, I love to sink my teeth into a project whose gratification may not be immediate but whose pleasure is deeply satisfying. My Diagonal Pinstripe Scarf is just that! Not only does this scarf represent a month or two of on-again-off-again knitting, but its pinstripes actually serve as a record of my production. I wanted the stripes to be syncopated and unexpected, but have you ever tried to be intentionally random? Moonstone Wrap. When I was at art school in Chicago one of my favorite escapes was to the Grainger Hall of Gems at the Field Museum of Natural History.
Anytime I felt bogged down or stressed out, I would steal away to the gem room and feel instantly calmed in the presence of such incredible beauty. Mistake Rib Scarf in Mulberry Merino. There are people and cultures all over the world that not only abide by mistakes in their handcrafts, they cherish them.
We love that the Mistake Rib embraces this philosophy. By the simple "mistake" of casting on one stitch too few, a basic 2 x 2 rib takes on depth and complexity beyond our expectations. To catch the magic of this stitch, we used Purl Soho's new Mulberry Merino. A blend of mulberry silk and extra fine merino, this latest addition to the Purl Soho yarn collection is especially beautiful with its rich color and gentle luster. And in mistake rib, Mulberry Merino is classic and elegant, dense and cozy.