Fickle Sense: How to make a circle skirt: full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4. Pages September 21, 2011 How to make a circle skirt: full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 I am excited to have finally finished my 'how to make a circle skirt' tutorial! YAY! Follow the link below to a downloadable PDF, otherwise just follow the instructions in the images below. Feedback or comments are always welcome, let us know if you try it out! Full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 Circle Skirt Tutorial PDF Full, 3/4, 1/2, 1/4 Circle Skirt Tutorial PDF Fickle Sense Circle Skirts by Mahaila, Fickle Sense is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Coolest Homemade Minion Carrying a Box Illusion Costume. Feeding some excited minions some bananas! This year for Halloween I really wanted to make a minion from Despicable Me. But when I thought more deeply into making this costume, many questions popped into my head if I were to go outside dressed as a giant minion. How would I see? How would I eat? How would I drink? Would I even fit through a door to get inside the party? How hot will I be inside the costume? And how would I solve my biggest peeve with minion costumes; turning a character with tiny feet and a round cylindrical body into one with long human legs and a long cylinder for a body. As Halloween crept closer and closer, I still had to urge to make one. Then I had a thought……he can carry me! And so the costume began… Digging for more bananas in the box Creating the Minion Body Materials: - Yellow fabric - Blue fabric - Black Acyrlic Paint - Fabric Glue - Hot glue gun - 1.25″ buttons (x2) - Black and white felt The first thing I thought of making the minion out of was paper mache.
Banana Box. Sew DoggyStyle: DIY Pet Coat Pattern. Yes, it's finally here...September! The weather is cooling and our pets are ready for a new Fall wardrobe. This is probably the easiest coat pattern you will find. You can make it a lightweight raincoat, or a heavy snow coat with sherpa lining, you can add a hoodie or collar, you can add pockets....ohhhh, the possibilities. eeekkkk!!!! So, what do you need to make this pattern? How about nothing but a paper bag, a pen, a ruler, and some scissors. Measurement Instructions: 1. 2. 3. 4. Now time to get drawing! Belly Strap - This can be as thick or as thin as you want. And after you get your belly strap piece drawn, we'll be adding 1/4" seam allowance around both pieces.
Now you are ready to cut out your pieces. You'll want to do a tester! Staple belly straps (one on each side) of main body. Then place the tester on your dog for a fitting. Easy, right?! Did you see the raincoat we made using this pattern? Click HERE for further instructions on sewing the garment together! Erika and Sebastian.
BabyLondonStar Portal. How to Get Rid of Muffin Top Tights Tutorial. This post is brought to you by Baby Lock. Baby Lock is dedicated to the love of sewing by creating a full line of sewing machines all with ease-of-use, high quality and a touch of elegance. Connect with Baby Lock on Facebook and TotallyStitchin.net. I’m not talking about losing weight. Weight is never the issue. Tights and hose are no respecter of persons when it comes to the blessed muffin top. Also, it’s not really about the bulge of skin peeking out from the opening of tights (okay it’s partly that), it’s about how terribly uncomfortable tights are when they have such a tight waist.
It’s not reliable to stick with a certain brand, either. I would show you a real before and after, but no one needs to see me in my tights. But I solved the problem this weekend. Seam ripperscissorspinsmeasuring taperegular sewing machineelastictights Cut that nasty, too-tight-for-real-humans waistband off your tights. Do you see how enormous my true waistband looks compared to the tights waistband? Italian Greyhound Clothing Tutorials.
Easy fabric vase covers. While poking around in my cupboard the other day, I found a shot glass that would make a lovely little bud vase. Except it wasn't very cute, so I put a removable jacket on it. This turned out to be so easy and so much fun that I couldn't stop making these vase covers. Here's how. 1. Cut a piece of fabric large enough to wrap around your glass or vase once, plus about an inch of overlap. Make it as tall as your vase is, plus an extra half inch. 2. 3. 4. 5. I put some cuttings of pothos vines (is that what these are?) Mollie Makes - Wild Olive.
Craftgawker | look to inspire. Geek Crafts | Where geek and crafts collide. Bi-fold Wallet Tutorial. I wanted a wallet that carried a lot of cards with no risk of them sliding out. As you can see, the card slots face inward, which means your cards will stay put as long as your wallet is closed. I promise it's a lot easier than it looks so bear with me. Here we go! Disclaimer: I do not mind if you use this pattern for personal use, or even to sew and sell on a small scale. However, please do not sell the actual pattern for profit... it is for everyone to enjoy free of charge. Materials: ♥ Main Outer and Inner Pieces: cut two 9"x 5" rectangles (stabilize with fusible interfacing if using quilting cotton) ♥ Inside Bill Lining pieces: cut two 9"x 4 1/2" rectangles (do not stabilize) ♥ Tab: 3 1/2"x 3 1/2" square (stabilize with fusible interfacing if using quilting cotton) ♥ Pockets: 5"x19"cut two (do not stabilize) Note: you only need to use interfacing for quilting weight cottons.
Here are your pieces. Make the tab. Note: If using a magnetic purse snap, attach before sewing tab. Nice pockets. Made it on Monday. Tea Wallet Tutorial | Is It Naptime Yet? You will need four 5″ x 7″ cuts of fabric and one 5″ x 7″ cut of interfacing, a button, and a 6″ length of ribbon. All seam allowances are 1/4″. Attach interfacing to the wrong side of your exterior fabric. Fold your pocket fabrics in half lenghtwise and iron. Top-stitch the folded edge of your pocket fabrics. Measure up 1″ from the bottom of your interior fabric and pin your first pocket into place. Sew along the bottom of your first pocket, removing the pins as you go.
Line your second pocket up with the bottom of your interior fabric and pin it into place. Sew along the bottom of your second pocket, removing the pins as you go. With an erasable fabric pencil or chalk mark the center of your pockets and interior fabric. Sew this line, you don’t have to go all the way to the top of your interior fabric, you only need to do the pockets.
Fold your ribbon in half and pin it to the center of your pockets and interior fabric on the right hand side, with the loop facing the left hand side. Embroidery Library Projects Home. Make Crisp, Even Hems. Little boxy pouch tutorial | three bears. My latest favourite thing to make, little boxy pouches. It took me almost an entire morning, lots of paper and sellotape and countless cups of tea to figure this out. I’m here to save you the bother. This little bag is 4.5 inches long, 3 inches high and 2 inches deep, just right for a lipstick and a compact (or better still, lots of sweets). 1. Choose your fabric. This is a great project for showing off a teensy piece of fabric. This is a Japanese fabric bought from nuno.plus – I’m guessing I’ll be able to squeeze three little boxy pouches from one fat quarter. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.
I hope these instructions are clear. Do let me know if you use this tutorial, I’d love to see how it works out for you. ***How I add lining*** There may be a quicker way but this is how I add a lining. Like this: Like Loading... EverythingEtsy.com - Etsy Blog | Selling on Etsy | Etsy Banners | Giveaways & Creative Stuff. Tutorials.