Core77 / Industrial Design Magazine + Resource How To: Hand Sewing, Without The Knot 05 Apr 2013 April 5, 2013 We’re brushing the dust off our sewing skills and revisiting some essential techniques in sewing to share with you! Your hand-sewing (and knotting) techniques usually differ between projects, as your need for a secure knot can vary on a sliding scale. In just three easy steps, you can create a knot that is secure without the hanging tail, particularly important if your fabric will be flattened for display or stitched over for quilting. We love this hand-sewing technique — what’s your favorite way to start off a knot? About the Author handmadecharlotte Handmade Charlotte offers a daily dose of DIY craft projects and design inspiration to help families live each day to the fullest.
Free Sewing eBooks The Best of Bankside at London Design Festival 2015 South of the Thames, 'Bankside' is LDF's newest design district, and home to the iconic Oxo Tower Wharf, which is filled year-round with over 30 independent retail design studios, exhibition spaces and shops offering furniture, jewellery, homeware, and fashion. In its 18th edition this year, Designersblock was situated in the derelict but beautiful Bargehouse, showing multidisciplinary work from over 100 independent designers over three floors. Designersblock at Oxo Tower Wharf. The Kirigram collection by Constanze Schweda. Inspired by Kirigami, the Japanese art of cutting and folding paper, Constanze Schweda has designed a series of furniture that creates three-dimensional furniture from flat steel sheets. Enter a caption (optional) Laser engraved wooden printing blocks by Kate Probert-Jones. Landscape colour series by Sophie Southgate. Popcord charging cable colour range. '100 days of need and greed' by Kristina Schultz. The knife that resulted to be the easiest to use. 'Time' by Yu Wen Chen.
Shirred Pillowcase Top : Daily source of DIY craft projects and inspiration, patterns, how-tos | Craftzine.com Shirred Pillowcase Top By Betz White When summer heats up I am definitely on the lookout for cool summer tops. And I’ve got a great stash of thrifted pillowcases that are the perfect candidates for a makeover. A few rows of elastic smocking makes a super comfy top and adds just the right detail. Materials: Pillowcase Most pillowcases are approximately 20" wide and 28" long. Directions: Before starting this or any project, please read though all instructions that pertain to the size you are making. Step 1: Plan your top.For size S/M (finished top shown), use the width of the pillowcase as the width of the top. Step 2: Deconstruct the pillowcase.S/M: Starting at the hem, cut open one side seam and then cut along the seamed end of the pillowcase. Step 3: Determine the length of the top.S/M: Measure yourself from underarm to top of hip (I used a measurement of 16 1/2"). Step 4: Hem the top edge. Step 5: Wind the bobbin. Step 6: Create the shirring. Step 7: Steam the shirring. All finished!
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¿Cuál es la Teoría del Diseño Inteligente? Pregunta: "¿Cuál es la Teoría del Diseño Inteligente?" Respuesta: La Teoría del Diseño Inteligente dice que “las causas inteligentes son necesarias para explicar la compleja información de las ricas estructuras de la biología y que estas causas son empíricamente detectables.” Ciertas características biológicas desafían la explicación Darwiniana de “coincidencias fortuitas”. Ellas parecen haber sido diseñadas. (1) La complejidad irreducible es definida como “… un solo sistema, el cual está compuesto por varias partes interactivas bien integradas que contribuyen a la función básica, en donde el retiro de cualquiera de las partes causa que el sistema deje de funcionar con efectividad.” (2) La complejidad específica es el concepto de que, puesto que patrones complejos específicos pueden ser encontrados en organismos, alguna forma de guía debe haber actuado para su aparición. La Teoría del Diseño Inteligente no es Creacionismo Bíblico. Retornar a la página inicial de Español
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