Réaliser un grand pouf à la marocaine. Fabricville. Description : Pour éviter de dépenser une somme considérable pour une banquette, utilisez une table basse et recouvrez-la de mousse et du tissu de votre choix. Voici les trois étapes à suivre pour un résultat surprenant ! Matériel nécessaire : • Ruban à mesurer• Table basse (peinte au préalable)• Ciseaux• Mousse de rembourrage synthétique d’environ 5 cm (2 po) d’épaisseur• Crayon à tissu• Tissu au choix• Ouate de rembourrage en rouleau (de type Kodel)• Agrafeuse • Protecteur pour tissu Prenez les mesures du dessus de la table et ajoutez 1 cm (½ po) à vos mesures pour tailler la mousse. Repliez l’excédent du tissu sous le rebord de la table et agrafez-le en commençant par le centre du côté le plus long, puis en avançant vers les coins. Pour faire les coins, tirez la pointe du tissu vers le centre du dessous de la table.
Recherche, production et stylisme : Isabelle Dussault Photo : Rémy Germain. Christmas prezzies 6 + 1 for you! | kleio's belly. For years, my Grandma Annie and Aunt Ruth would give me those crocheted hanging dishtowels every Christmas, so they hold a special place in my heart. The hanging dishtowels you find at craft fairs tend towards the “country kitchen” style, so when my mom said that she had seen some fabric ones and thought it would be a great Christmas gift, it seemed like a good opportunity to make something more contemporary. I played dumb and told my mom to snap a picture of the one she had bought so I could see what she meant, but I went ahead and designed my own. It was funny on Christmas Eve day when I arrived at my parents’ house and saw the hanging dishtowel she had purchased in the kitchen.
“Oh, so that’s what you meant,” I said, “I wish you had remembered to send me a picture.” I have a couple of friends who are learning to sew, so I’m drawing up some simple patterns of the things I make. Preparing the dishtowel: 1. 2. To make the handles: 1. 3. 6. Assemble and finish: 1. 2. (Ah, buttonholes! 3. Hand towel love. I don't know about your household, but around here you'd be hard pressed to find a hand towel! It's not that we don't own any, it's just that the boys use them for every thing else besides drying their hands! Last year Doug's mom gifted me with some hanging hand towels that his grandmother made. They were beautifully crocheted vintage towels and I actually used them! The button loop hanger was perfect ~ and they stayed put! But I soon felt the need to put such a treasure away for safe keeping. I certainly didn't want to ruin them or find the boys giving Abby a bath with them! I found some cute and colorful towels at Walmart for $4.00 for a pack of 24 and decided that they needed some fabric hangers to keep them from wandering off.
In about an hour I had a set of six pretty little hanging hand towels! I think this is going to be part of our handmade Christmas gifts this year, so friends and family send me your kitchen colors and I'll make you a set, too! Continuiamo con la cucina? Dopo le bellissime presine di Mommy (mi piacciono da impazzire!!!!) Ho pensato anch'io a qualcosa per la cucina! Visto che non so mai dove metterli.........
Ecco degli asciugamani da appendere alla maniglia del forno.. o alla maniglia dei mobili!!!!! Questo è appeso proprio a quello sotto il lavello! Ho preso spunto da QUI, ma ho leggermente ingrandito il modello. Potete scaricarlo QUI. Sono partita da un pezzo di tessuto a nido d'ape e tante stoffine che trovate nello shop di Hobby di Carta.. Mi piaceva l'idea di un bordino colorato abbinato, così ho tagliato due rettangoli di 20 cm per 22 cm e due strisce di tessuto in contrasto, alte 5 cm. Ho cucito la striscia al rettangolo (lato da 20 cm) e tagliato le parti eccedenti. Fate una bella impuntura sui due lati della cucitura.
Riportate il modello sulla stoffa doppiata (i due rettangoli vanno posizionati diritto contro diritto) stando attente ad allineare bene la riga del modello con la cucitura appena fatta. State attente agli angoli! Des corbeilles en napperons teints (tuto) Ces derniers temps, j'ai pisté le moindre petit napperon dans tous les vide-greniers et à chacune de mes visites chez Emmaüs ! Avec une obsession en tête : les teindre et les amidonner pour en faire des petites corbeilles poétiques aux couleurs douces. J'ai fait pleeeeeeiiin de tests de teinture : de la teinture naturelle (au curcuma pour obtenir un super jaune !) , de la teinture bidouillée (avec des mélanges de peintures Sétacolor pour tissus, technique pas toujours concluante mais avec quand même de belles surprises : le vert menthe !) Et bien sûr avec de la teinture classique du commerce (Dylon, Idéal). Je vous ai donc préparé un petit DIY... mais pas toute seule...
Des semaines que j'attendais ça... non sans stress ! Et voilà, c'est aujourd'hui que le site Pure loisirs lance sa chaîne dédiée aux loisirs créatifs : plein de tutos en vidéo par des blogueuses... et j'en fais partie :-) Housse de chaise facile | techniques.