Un faire-part en origami La recherche du faire-part de mariage est souvent laborieuse, beaucoup de choix, des choses trop simples, d’autres trop sophistiquées et on finit par s’y perdre. Plusieurs d’entre vous m’ont demandé des idées de faire-part à faire soi-même et en voici une : un coeur en origami qui fait aussi décoration! Le coeur n’est pas super facile à réaliser mais une fois que vous maîtriserez la technique ça ira beaucoup mieux! Sur la face recto du coeur la créatrice d’Eat drink chic et son amoureux ont choisi d’inscrire une citation. Et voici la maquette de leur faire-part à télécharger. Vous pouvez l’imprimer et vous en inspirer pour le placement de votre texte! Ainsi, en ouvrant le coeur vos invités découvriront leur invitation! Il vous suffit alors de glisser ce faire-part de mariage original dans un petit sachet en calque (fermé par 2 coutures sur le côté) et de glisser le tout dans une jolie enveloppe en kraft . Bon désormais, passons aux choses sérieuses : comment fait-on? Matériel :
Majordomes | DIY: Gift Bags made from Newspaper | alicecorrine Gift bags made from newspaper is a great idea for birthday parties or weddings! We saw this on a site that was we think was in Vietnamese?? Anywho -here’s our best try at translation along with the photo tutorial. Supplies: Glue, Scissors, Paper Doiles, Newspapers, and Wire Ribbon Step 1: Cut into rectangular sheet of paper and then press twice the leading newspapers in the Middle as shown on the picture Step 2: Use glue fixed two edge paper overlap Step 3: Fold one end securely to the bottom of the bag Step 4: You fold the side edge short and long edges paste twice in photos to form bottom bag Step 5: Wait for the glue to dry Step 6: Place treats inside the bag Step 7: Fold the remaining margin 2 cm down to form the mouth of bag Step 8: fold and glue small paper doile over the top of bag Step 9: Finally, punch holes to put Ribbon through. Voila – beautiful little gift bags! If you like this article go to the home page to see other similar posts. Like this: Like Loading...
Make my lemonade Jumpsuit Anna Studio, Tshirt Yazbukey, jacket April May. My chestnuts, my kitties, my butter biscuits, my birdies… Okay, I don’t know how many times I tried to write this articles… Last month, Make My Lemonade turned 2… And I think you realized my life is quite « out of control » lately… but TWO YEARS OLD !!! Do you realize how fast it went ? Two years in a infernal hurly-burly of love, hard work, amazing encounters, princesses’ trip, crazy collaborations, and a book… And soon more will come! Sometime, I think about my life before the blog and the person I was (and still am hopefully… But it’s undeniable that I’ve changed) and even though all this is just an URL address, a website within the immensity of the internet, well I’m fulfilled because you and me we found each other. Dress Petit Bateau, Denim jacket Petit Bateau, Hat Etudes Top Constance Boutet, pants JCDC and earrings Yazbukey And thank you to Nelly from Make my beauty, to Tania for this short movie (god I love this song!!)
Ma Petite Valisette DIY Origami Balloon Lights Posted on January 11, 2010 by Christina My architect sister-in-law is an incredible origami artist. She has a few of her little paper wonders on display in her dining room, and I am always in awe. And I’m diggin’ these origami balloon lights. You’ll need patience though! If origami is something you enjoy, check out this video tutorial on making origami balloons. Origami:How To Make An Origami Water Bomb It took Ms. You can use them with your fairy (aka twinkle) lights at your wedding. Top two photos and last photo: whimsidoodle
Ellen & Tim Aller au contenu 30 mai Ellen & Tim De jolis mariages J’attendais avec impatience de vous présenter ce joli mariage sous le signe du DIY. Et ne manquez pas le noeud dans les cheveux de cette ravissante mariée, coup de coeur très probable! Crédits photos : Brea photography 2 réponses à Ellen & Tim Envoyé le 30 mai 2012 par Mike jolie la robe !! Laisser un commentaire Votre adresse de messagerie ne sera pas publiée. Vous pouvez utiliser ces balises et attributs HTML : <a href="" title=""><abbr title=""><acronym title=""><b><blockquote cite=""><cite><code><del datetime=""><em><i><q cite=""><strike><strong> ← Noeud pap’ de dragées Jolies serviettes → © Mariages et babillages I Blog mariage - 2011 Tous droits réservés Blog réalisé par Alteo
Poulette Magique Tutorial about My Papercut on Polymer Clay Technique. Trace your design on paper. The paper I use is Strathmore Bristol smooth 260 g/m2, 300 series. You can buy the same paper in tiny size if you're not planning to use lots of it. Cut out your design using a #11 X-Acto knife or your favorite knife. I recommend that you apply baby powder all over the papercut so it doesn't stick to the polymer clay later on. Prepare a flat sheet of polymer clay with the thickness of your preference. Carefully place the papercut on the polymer clay sheet. Now apply pressure using a roller or any similar tool until the papercut and the polymer clay form an even surface. Step 7: Lift the papercut carefully using a needle to reveal the embossed design. Here is the magic unveiled. After removing the papercut I cut around the circle of this cameo using an X-Acto knife. You're free to finish the piece as you want. 1. 2. 3. 4. I hope that this simple tutorial opens up a door for you to explore the endless possibilities of this technique. Let's have fun! Elsita :)
LA MARIEE AUX PIEDS NUS Vie de Miettes » DIY : une saint valentin parfaite ! Il y a quelques semaines, Clara m’a envoyé un petit mail pour un partenariat avec Yse. J’ai un peu sautillé partout après sa lecture. Yse, c’est un peu le site parfait. J’aime beaucoup Yse, parce que le concept est avant tout enthousiaste, créatif et joyeux. Je vous propose de télécharger un kit à imprimer pour la Saint Valentin. Dites, vous avez prévu quoi pour la Saint Valentin ? MAGAZINE ENVELOPES 18K+ Well I got this idea from our friend Nina. She was making these super cute envelopes out of scrapbook paper and I really wanted to make some! So I came home and made some! You will need: An old magazine, scissors, an envelope, a glue stick and a Sharpie. Tear out some magazine pages that you like. Carefully pull the envelope apart. Trace the envelope on a magazine page. Cut the envelope shape out. Turn the envelope over as well as the magazine cut-out. Unfold everything and separate the magazine cut-out from the envelope. Glue the bottom flap down to the two side flaps. And you've made your own envelope! The great thing about making these envelopes our of magazine pages is that the envelopes have a character all of their own.