A simple fabric bow tutorial I've been making a ton of these. My girls can't get enough. Every time I stitch up a new one they fight over who gets to wear it. Arrange your bow like this then tack in place. Easy peasy right?! DIY Craft Videos - Projects, Ideas and Inspirations Made with love by Agus Y.: DIY: Handmade Buttons / Botones de porcelana Hi! Today I bring another tutorial! more handmade embellishment! Hola!! Some time ago many people ask me about the button I made on this card, so now I decided to make a tutorial on how to make it. Hace un tiempo atrás hice una tarjeta (iba a poner el link pero saque las fotos porque la van a poner en una revista <-- toda una historia a parte que ya les contaré jaja) En fin, la tarjeta tenía un botón hecho a mano, y varias de ustedes me preguntaron como hacerlo así que decidí hacer un pequeño tutorial explicandolo! The process is really simple, you will need: Es muy muy simple, los materiales que van a necesitar son: Maicena (almidón de maiz), un palito de amazar, una boquilla o cualquier cortante chiquito que tengan, una aguja y porcelana fría. First take the icing nozzle (a small cookie cutter will work to, you can make it of any shape you want) and pass it throught the cornstarch, in this way it wont stick in the polymer clay: As you can see is really really simple!
DIY du weekend : boutons liberty par Citronnelle-églantine Aujourd’hui c’est Citronnelle-églantine qui vous propose un joli tuto DIY de boutons recouverts de Liberty. Citronnelle-églantine, c’est un joli petit univers d’accessoires en pièces uniques autour du crochet pour toutes les saisons, du snood bien chaud pour l’hiver à de jolis accessoires printaniers. Le matériel qu’il vous faut : - Un kit de boutons à recouvrir que l’on trouve dans toutes les merceries. - Du tissu Liberty ou tout autre joli tissu avec de petits motifs. La marche à suivre, pas à pas : Découpez le tissu aux bonnes dimensions le long du gabarit (photo 1). Enfoncez le bouton à l’intérieur du support plastique : le tissu est alors coincé entre le support et le bouton (photo 4). Le bouton terminé (après avoir entendu un petit “clap”) est sorti du support plastique (photo 8). Il est possible de personnaliser les boutons en appliquant du ruban ou de la dentelle sur le tissu, en le brodant, en cousant des sequins ou des perles.
Lined Canvas Diaper Box You can find almost anything on Pinterest…it’s true. Upon wasting my time searching the other day, I found a fantastic tutorial on upcycling diaper boxes. Hmmm…what could I do with this? I changed some things from this tutorial I found, but you could use either hers or mine. What you’ll need Diaper Box Canvas fabric (1 yard covered two diaper boxes) Measuring tape Spray adhesive Craft glue Scissors (or rotary cutter and mat) Here’s how Cut the flaps off of your box. Measure the outside width and length of the box. Width Length Cut your fabric Mine was 25 x 31 Center your box on the canvas. Measure out from corner of the box (to the corner of your fabric) 2 inches and mark it with a pin. Don’t forget to cut the 2 inches from the pin toward the box. Spray your adhesive on the long sides of box and pull up the canvas sides. On your short side “flap” apply a line of craft glue as if continuing a line from the box. Fold over the extra fabric so it's even with the box and smooth it out.
Reversible Coffee Cozy Mandy's Krafty Exploits Pages This Blog Wednesday, September 26, 2012 Reversible Coffee Cozy Well, this project seemed easy - but I just couldn't get it! - Two coordinating fabrics (1/4 yard each)- Insul-Bright (1/4 yard)- 2 buttons - Elastic- Standard sewing equipment (Machine, rotary cutter/mat, tracing paper, pins)- Cozy pattern or cardboard cozy to traceFor the fabric, I traced around a cardboard cozy I already had and added 1/4" all the way around. Make a loop with your elastic and lay the loop side on the right side of the fabric and on the inside on the fabric. Lay your fabric right sides together, making sure the loop is in between them and all you see is the tails of the elastic. Pin!!! Take care to clean up an Insul-Bright "dust" from your machine - it can be nasty! Flip it right side out. I hadn't cut off the corner yet, but if you look closely at the bottom, you can see where I left a gap for flipping. Iron it and sew a top stitch all the way around. Email ThisBlogThis! 2 comments:
Most inspiring pictures and photos - 96195.com Log in Username PasswordForgot password ? creative Inspiring images © All images are copyrighted by their respective authors. DIY Geek Shoes, I Want To Make ‘Em – D E F E C T I V E G E E K S These geeky DIY (Do-It-Yourself) shoes started showing up on my Pinterest page and I thought they were pretty rad. I would love to make some myself but I know I’m too much of a lazy bastard to even get around to it. Still, I decided to use the power of Google search and comply a list of tutorials of these fashionably, nerdy shoes. I love these Batman flats! You can find the how-to instructions on this website: Cut Out and Keep. As well as photos of other people’s shoes inspired by this tutorial. These R2-D2 inspired shoes are actually painted by nerdporn on Etsy.com! Geekfemme on blogspot has a bunch of photos from a nerdy-shoe-making party she hosted. From that same party, FashionablyGeek.com’s Clone War heels turned out super cute. I also discovered her blog post on these incredible Doctor Who shoes (that I can never own) by Lonely-Soles.
Crayon Roll I have been looking for a crayon roll/holder tutorial but can’t seem to find one. I have found plenty of these little holders for sale but no directions. So here is my version. And if anyone finds/has other instructions, let me know and we can link them. **These instructions were created for my daughter’s long erasable crayons that are almost twice as long as a standard crayon. It will also fit pencils, pens and colored pencils. You’ll Need: 2 pieces of fabric – 14 x 21 and 8 x 21 (inches)1 piece of ribbon – 20 inches long, give or take.Matching thread **All seams are to be made at 1/2 inch. First, cut out your pieces of fabric… And then fold them in half, lengthwise. Then on the smaller piece of fabric, make a seam right along the fold, close to the edge. Then open up the larger piece of fabric and lay the smaller one on top, matching the two raw edges of the smaller one with the one raw edge of the bigger piece. Trim all 4 corners before you turn it right side out. Related posts:
stamp tutorial (Hearts Afire, 12" x 12", hand-carved stamps on heavy watercolor paper, 2007) (This tutorial can also be purchased as an e-book from both Amazon.com and Barnes and Nobel.) Every artist needs primary source material. Primary source material is original images, sketches, drawings and photographs that the artist herself has generated without the aid of any outside sources. In other words, the shot you snapped of light reflecting off water, the sketch you made of your kitty, or the watercolor landscape you painted a few years ago is your primary source material. Finding PSM becomes challenging (and often disheartening) if you're an artist like me who doesn't draw. That very fact alone nearly stopped me dead in my tracks years ago, when the desire for making art began to bubble inside me in earnest. So how does an artist who can't, don't, or won't draw get original imagery into their art? Let's get to it. Corrugated Cardboard Stamps What You'll Do: To Clean: wipe gently with a damp cloth Voila!
DIY / tutos - DIY étiquette en… - DIY Nuage en 1… - DIY / tuto… - DIY / tuto --- box… - C'est l'avent… - DIY / PQ rolls une… - DIY / tuto étoile… - DIY porte-clés… - tuto sapin au… - DIY & tuto ange en… - le test gomme à… - DIY broche en cuir Jeudi 5 septembre 2013 4 05 /09 /Sep /2013 10:48 Monsieur Bosch et moi on est copain, (j'aime cette marque depuis que je bricole) J'ai donc la chance de pouvoir tester un nouveau pistolet à colle en forme de stylo, il est petit, léger et maniable, cet outil est génial car il est sans fil, les avantages du Lithium et du collage à chaud. Le Gluepen est toujours disponible et prêt à l'emploi. (à condition de le mettre à recharger) De plus la colle chaude permet un temps de collage très court et peu de pression d'attache. Le Gluepen permet de travailler proprement car pas de colle qui coule et le débit de est réglable facilement par la pression faite sur la gâchette. Ultra rapide et ultra simple d'utilisation: on insère le bâton de colle, allume l'appareil et on attend 15 secondes - il est prêt à l'emploi. J'ai testé une façon de fabriquer des petits moules pour fimo, Je fait couler la colle chaude sur un petit sujet que j'ai préalablement recouvert d'une fine couche de vaseline. super facile à faire,
DIY / tutos - DIY champignons en… - DIY / tuto galon… - DIY / tuto… - DIY petits cintres… - DIY tie and dye - DIY p'ti stamp - Coccinelle en… - DIY & tuto noeud en… - DIY & Craft petits… - DIY mini cupcake en… - DIY et tuto étoile… - doudou en crochet… Vendredi 12 avril 2013 5 12 /04 /Avr /2013 10:18 Chez nous on perd sans cesse les élastiques et chouchous, c'est à se demander où ils se cachent car on les retrouve jamais, c'est un truc de fou quand même, je sais pas vous? Bon bref, j'ai des collants et leggings qui étaient prêts à partir à la poub, mais comme toujours avant de jeter je réfléchis et me pose la question... puis-je recycler? hihi ça peut durer un instant. Et là pour le coup, le côté stretch des collants surtout les épais m'ont donné une idée, en coupant de larges rondelles de saucisson ça doit bien faire des élastiques. j'en coupe un bout pour voir aux ciseaux et test sur ma splendide crinière. Mais c'est super! rooo comme je suis contente de moi, vite faut que je dépose le truc avant Nabila à moi la richesse!! je fais la petite danse de la victoire yep! sous les yeux ahuris de ma fille qui soupire de désespoir. pffff tant pis même pas honte. Je prends l'APN, me colle à la fenêtre pour le tuto je tranche dans la matière avec plaisir, ooooo