DIY Rodarte Star Hair Pins Tutorial I knew I wanted to DIY it, but I wasn't sure how. That is, until I saw fortheloveof.net's tutorial. Acrylic star rhinestones were a genius idea! I mentally bookmarked her ideas: the rhinestones, the wire, the glue. Then I read the update from truebluemeandyou tumblr saying the tutorial had been taken down. Eep. This is my contribution to the Rodarte star hair pin craze, I loved making them and hope it inspires people like others posts have inspired me. I went to two craft stores, Michaels and AC Moore. MICHAELS: jewels, wire and gold spray paint AC MOORE: buttons and barrettes Purchase thick wire, I'm using 20 guage. + pliers and wire cutters Before we get started, I'm going to show how to do 'the loop'. Grip the wire in between your pliers, and then just loop it around one of the ends. How to make a loop at the end. Okay, ready? Snip a long piece of wire and slide it through the button holes. The next steps are where you can get creative. 1 and 2. 3. 4. Set it aside. This is your skeleton.
LesNoeuds.com C'est le noeud d'arrêt par excellence. En effet, même s'il a été écrasé contre une poulie ou un filoir, il est facile de le dénouer. En revanche, quant il est exécuté sur une écoute de foc, il a tendance à se défaire tout seul lors des virements de bord. En spéléologie le noeud en huit est considéré comme beaucoup plus sûr qu'un noeud de chaise. Vous avez aimez ce noeud ? Tuto paracord Un nouveau lanyard Tout d'abord plier la corde en sont centre et orienter la boucle obtenue verrs le bas puis faire une boucle comme suit Faire une autre boucle dans le sens inverse toujours avec la même moitié de la corde: passer la deuxième moitié de la corde (jaune) dans la deuxième boucle en passant par en-dessous puis dans la première en passant au-dessus. repasser la corde jaune dans la deuxième boucle mais cette fois en passant au-dessus Serrer puis repasser la corde noir sous les de brins de départ puis la corde jaune sous le brin noir et dans la boucle former par celui-ci et serrer Répéter les étapes précédentes jusqu'à obtenir la longueur désirée en commençant toujours par la corde noir. Ensuite il est possible de doublé le noeuds pour le rendre plus large et lui donner un aspect plus plat en répétant l'opération mais cette fois en allant à l'opposé de la boucle (si, si c'est facile puisqu'on vous le dit Et voilà le résultat
Lanyard knot On folders without clips i like to add a short lanyard that can hang out of my pocket. It's a discrete way to carry but it's quick and easy to get to your knife. I was shown how to tie this knot at the weekend and I modified it to suit. Hope you can follow this. It's like a "turks head" kinda thing. Broche, broche, broche... - L'Atelier en Bazar Je passe une période création de broche et je vous les présente... ne pas oublier les fibules... A bientôt... Paracord Project The Monkey Fist knot has a long history since 1800's, in this guide I will show how to make it using a marble inside the knot.Step-1 Many objects could be used inside the knot preferably round or square but I chose to use a marble. The marble is light weight and you can get it in different sizes. Step-2 I recommand using some sort of pointy object I chose my nail punch. Step-6 Insert the marble in the center of the knot. Step-12 I made a diamond knot and snake stitch but any type of finishing could be applied.The first few attempts could go wrong - this knot needs a LOT of patience so take your time and especially the final tightening part, do it slowly and you will get a cool Monkey's fist.In the second guide I am just showing another method of holding the cord between the fingers. I was just thinking that not everyone finds it easy making the monkey fist knot between 2 fingers so I made this DIY aid I call it the "easy monkey's fist".
Ebooks Gratuit : Livres Pdf How to Make a Button-and-Wire Brooch I'm still noodling with buttons and wire over here... and this is the latest result. I like how the design can take on a "shooting star" effect, or resemble a little flower vase. This isn't a complicated project - please don't let the number of photos here fool you! I was just trying to be thorough. You'll need some 24 gauge craft wire and some assorted buttons. So, begin with one of the sew-through buttons. Pull the button along until you have about 8" of wire sticking up through it. Pull this little wire "stitch" as snug as you can. Next, take the end of the wire and poke it back up through the next hole, as shown. Poke that wire back down through the last hole in the button, creating another "stitch" on the front, as shown. Now, place the two strands of wire coming from the back of the button side by side, as shown. ...And then gently twist the wires together. There are worse fates, but still... You can now cut the wire away from its spool. Add as many button-stems as you like.
Lanyard knot On folders without clips i like to add a short lanyard that can hang out of my pocket. It's a discrete way to carry but it's quick and easy to get to your knife. I was shown how to tie this knot at the weekend and I modified it to suit. Hope you can follow this. It's like a "turks head" kinda thing. It takes a little adjustment at the end to tidy it up. Tout sur la plancha - Recettes et Cuisine à la Plancha