ATHLETIC TEE. I am so excited to finally show you the results of my DIY athletic tee.
You can find my inspiration in a previous post (here). I decided on Kate Moss because I adore her and her style. I have seen a variety of sporty tees with designer and musician names. Have fun with your pick! Full tutorial after the break... Materials: - package of t-shirt transfers - scissors - t-shirt (find mine here) Steps: 1. 25 DIY Shorts for Summer. DIY SEQUIN SHORTS. Folded Miniskirt Tutorial. Difficulty: Intermediate.
It's based on the Drapedrape dress no 7, and it has the same 'what am I looking at here' feel to it. At one point you'll think, 'what a mess' and then it just clicks and you have a beautiful skirt. This click does not seem to happen with everyone, showing from the comments. If you're not sure about it: wait for the pattern! Fabric: One meter/yard is more than enough. Tools: Nothing fancy, just pins, maybe chalk, ruler, scissors. Step 1: Pattern pieces & measurements The pattern pieces for this skirt are so easy, you can draw your own right on the fabric. 1) front I used my measurements as an example: 100 cm. 2) back The width of the back will then be ([measurement]/2)-10, which is 40 cm for me. 3) lining The lining will have the same width as the front piece (60 for me), but half of the length, which is 33,5.
We are working with a few centimeters of excess fabric, so if the pieces are a bit off here and there during the assembling, don't worry. How-to make the Infinity Convertible or Wrap/Twist Dress. **disclaimer: I am not a professional designer or tailor by any means.
I love to sew and craft so this has become a beloved past time for me. I have adapted these instructions for my own use from the Shira.net and Rostitchery websites. This is not my design.** If you have any questions please private message me :) Twist wrap bridesmaid dress. How to Keep Any Strapless Dress From Falling Down. I'm assuming it'll hold up a pretty decent weight since you're posting it on a strapless dress post, but any idea what kind of weight could pull it off?
I mean, you have to get the garment off your skin, after all, so they probably didn't make it too strong... The reason I ask is because in belly dance, we wear ridiculously heavy belts - like a good 10 pounds or so (for a decently flashy one - sometimes more). They're designed with hips in mind, so they stay up pretty well on their own, but a lot of us tend to take some toupee tape to the higher parts for the extra grip (or else safety pin the hell out of it, which is begging for ouch).
So would this have a similar hold to toupee tape? It seems like it would be a LOT more convenient. My Zipper Tee DIY tutorial...Tshirt Recycle. Supplies: Zipper 22 inches or so... old tshirt or 1 yard fabric.
I am all about casual style, but usually like something to separate my tee from everyone elses. Lazy Saturdays: ruffled vest. This is my entry for this week’s So You Think You Can Sew.
The theme is apparel and I wanted to try something I’ve had swirling around in my little brain for a while. A ruffled vest. To make it, I used and old bed sheet. The fabric was super soft, which made for some great draping of the ruffles. The ruffles are made out of about two hundred circles. Oh, and the hat? Related posts: