FELT NECKLACES. Pretty in pink with FELT PEONY NECKLACES. I love soft necklaces for children and making them together is so much fun. See below for instructions to make this Peony inspired necklace. SUPPLIESYellow yarn (for tassel)Jersey Cord (for necklace)Pink Felt (cut circles, mentioned above, from felted wool)Hole Puncher (I use a leather hole punch) HOW TO:Gather SuppliesCut Piece of Jersey Cord to desired length for necklace.Find necklace center.1) Tie tassel firmly with yellow yarn in the center of the jersey. 1) Pull third petal on single strand 2) Tie this first group of three petals3) Slide the remaining 6 large petals in groups of three: slide three onto a single strand, then tie, using the same procedure, the next two (one on each strand).
DIY Braided Seed Bead Bracelet. After taking inspiration from Honestly WTF, I found a use for my large Miyuki seed beads! The waxed linen is almost a must as it will make threading and keeping everything in place so much easier. Tools: Tutorial: Start: 1. Cut two pieces of thread 2. fold them in half side by side 3. knot the folded end 4. Beading: 5. 6. 7. 8. End: 9. 10. 11. Worn with DIY Tribal Wrap Bracelet and pyrite bracelet by Sportsgirl These are super easy and I find quite find quite fun to make. If you like them too, make some! LOve <3 Yin x. Suitcase Passport Cover - ProfessorPincushion | Professor Pincushion. In the spring, a person’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of vacation. Or something like that. I know I’m ready for vacation, especially for a vacation where I have to utilize my passport. I first created this passport cover last year before I went on my cruise. I wanted to protect my passport instead of just throwing it around in my purse and I have a hard time buying things when I think it’s something that I think I can make.
So I designed this to make it look like a suitcase and I absolutely loved how my passport cover turned out. I was sure to show it off to the customs people at the port and I’m sure they thought I was crazy. I like to think that even if they thought I was crazy, they had to admit that the suitcase passport cover is absolutely adorable. I love to be able to share this with all of you and see how creative you can get. If this project also puts you in the mind to travel, well…at least your passport is all ready to go. 5-Minute Low-Back Bra | Tights and Tea. Want to wear low-back shirts/dresses without being tacky? Just get two items for this super fast DIY! {an elastic extension that wraps around your waist and attaches to the hook/eye of your bra} What You'll Need: Elastic Bra Hook & Eye Sewing Equipment (by hand or sewing machine) Your Favorite Bra!
(total cost = $3 from Discount Fabrics) When you buy.. 1. Any sewing or craft store will have these; alternatively, the dollar store or thrift store might have bras you can salve hooks/eyes from (you might get funny stares at the checkout line though). 2. Steps: 1. I'm painfully bad at sewing since I bought my machine less than a week ago--I just ran a zig-zag stitch a bunch of times over. 1B. 2. Alternatively, you can use something like 9/10ths of your waist measurement. Remember: this should be able to hold 'everything' in place, so although it shouldn't be uncomfortably constricting, it shouldn't be loose (who wants a loose bra?).
3. How To Adjust: Variations:
Bags. DIY Pompom en fourrure recyclée - SAUVAGES. Un accessoire à cheveux chaud et poilu, tout à fait d'occasion pour la saison. Inspiré d'Harricana, un cadeau parfait de dernière minute, facile et rapide à faire! Vous aurez besoin de un col de fourrure récupéré sur le manteau de grand-mamandes ciseauxdu filun élastiqueune aiguille bien affûtée (bien aiguisée!) 1. Retirer le tissu qui recouvre le cuir pour le mettre à nu 2. Tailler une forme circulaire 3. 4. 5. 6. TA-DAAAA! Camera Strap Project.