DIY Feather Hair Extensions I've had feathers in my hair since April and I absolutely love them. They behave just like my actual hair-- they can be curled with the curling iron and dried with the hair dryer. Even though over the summer I watched every 8-year-old girl I know become my pink, orange, and blue fine-feathered friends, (I just like all feathers, actually.) :) So before these hackle feathers became a hair trend, they were used by fly fishermen for bait. To add the feather hair extensions yourelf, you need: ♥Feathers. Step 1: First you need to divide a tiny section of hair where you want to put your feather extension. Step 2: Now you need to slide the bead down on the two sides of wire and pull your hair through the bead. Step 3: Next you slide the feathers into the bead. That's it! PS-- This yellow scarf is the softest scarf, ever. :)
DIY: Cape Hallo ihr Lieben, dank der lieben Julia die ein Cape bei mir 'bestellt' hat - und ich darafhin wieder Grund zum Nähen hatte - gibts hier nun die langersehnte Anleitung für meine Cape-Jacke ;) 'Do it yourself'-guide for this Cape: 1.) You need 150cm fabric Schneide eine 20cm breite Bahn ab (für den Flechtkragen) cut a panel of 20cm (for braided collar) 2.) Cut your panel in 3 long panels and stitch them together (then you get 3 tunnels of fabric): und flechte deine drei Teile zu einem langen Zopf zusammen... plait a twist from these 3 strips... 3.) Nähe alle Kanten um und versäubere alles schön... But back to the cape: finish the edges... und schneide dann ein Loch für deinen Kopf in die Mitte des Stoffbruchs (Achtung: Loch nicht zu groß schneiden ,man verschätzt sich leicht!) Und nähe ca. 20cm unter der oberen Kante Richtung Kopfteil ein (= angedeutete Ärmel) ...and then cut an opening for your head in the middle of the fabric (be careful and do not cut the opening too big!). 4.)
Mason Jar Centerpieces Member 29 posts Newbee I’m thinking about using Mason Jars as my centerpieces. Does anyone have photos of thier Mason Jar centerpieces? Please post them! 2199 posts Buzzing bee @SoonToBeSnav: Not the best picture, but you get the idea. 433 posts Helper bee Im doing mason jars for my wedding centerpieces: if you google mason jar centerpiece tons come up! hope this helps! 1005 posts Bumble bee Sorry so many pics! Wow! 3140 posts Sugar bee They are inexpensive and look great as centerpieces. We had flowers in mason jars and solar lanterns. 2878 posts I’m planning to mix up candles and paper flowers in mine (well, my centerpieces. Doing mockups in a few weeks, I’ll post them! 1068 posts I’m using glass jars for mine, I even found that just telling all my close friends/family to save their jam/dijon mustard jars for me is saving me a ton on buying all the jars. On a side note it’s been amusing to see just how fast certain members of my family can go through dijon mustard…my mom must sweat the stuff =O
Hanging Chains Headband DIY « THE YESSTYLIST – Asian Fashion Blog – brought to you by YesStyle.com While browsing Topshop last week, I came across this fun hanging chains headband and thought that with Coachella right around the corner, an easy DIY for something similar would be fun. I used an old plastic zig zag stretch comb headband I’ve had for years because it was the most logical choice to hang chains from but you can use an elastic band in a similar way. The chains disappear a little in my blonde hair but they would stand out nicely against brunette locks {they would also look great on a shorter cut as well}. If you’re super crafty, add a feather or bead/charm to the bottom of a few chains. What You’ll Need… * Circular headband * Chains: fine, thick, gold, silver, rose gold… use a variety of colors and sizes or all the same… choose chains that are lighter in weight. * Jump rings {for small chains only} * Beading pliers Steps… * Prepare your chains. * Using the extra loose chain links or jump rings for small chains, attach one chain to each section of your plastic headband. Voila!
Gift Ideas for Any Event: Photo Bracelet from Wristpix Wristpix are comprised of the most precious gems of all… your photos. Turning the photos from your phone or camera into a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Wristpix have been made as keepsakes for: Birthdays, vacations, first days of school, friends, graduation, dance, Mother’s Day… The photographs are printed on 200 year archival paper and encased in optically clear plastic resin that contains no VOC’s and is UV stable. The wristpix is comprised of 10 portrait photos but can also include 1 or 2 landscape images, cropped to the dimensions of an 8 x 10 photograph. VIA: Wristpix . The Audrey Cape Tutorial This tutorial is for personal use only. Thank you. These capes are one of the girls' favorite things that we have yet made. I am not kidding when I say that this cape comes out everyday....and I won't let it be worn to school yet (it's still in the mid 80's here---and apparently I am a mean mom) so someone is waiting for the day that it will finally be cool enough that she can wear it to school. But I am glad that it is a keeper, because it was easy and cute. Here is the thing about this cape.....and I know I say this often on our blog but you are all going to faint at how easy this pattern is. All it is.....is a BASIC CIRCLE SKIRT! One of my favorite things is to take a super simple pattern and make it into something else. Here is what you need: One word of advice: This was a thrifting challenge, so I ended up making the linings of these capes from regular cotton fabric. Also, I made two capes. Big Girl Cape Tutorial *You should work on the folded edges....and not the selveges.
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belt- Autumn Bloom Belt As I mentioned yesterday, I LOVE autumn. Yesterday autumn got its own wreath and today it's getting its own belt. I'm going to show you how to make this belt and these fun flowers. When I made it I envisioned wearing it with a cute brown tunic, but I still haven't found or made one yet. Let's get started. Cut your grograin ribbon to be the correct length. Find the center of the ribbon. To make the flower cut the felt lengthwise in about a one inch strip. Cut slits in the strip as shown. Do this down the entire length of the strip. Start rolling the strips like a cinnamon roll. When you're done your flower will look like this, front and back. On to the petal. Fold one part over the other (as shown) and glue it. Head into your closet and see what matches your new belt! Thank you to all of you who have been enjoying our Loopdeeou headband blow out sale. Have a lovely day.