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DIY - Trio Heart Envelopes
Le 3 juin prochain c'est fête des mères, et j'ai trouvé sur la toile ce charmant DIY bien approprié pour y glisser ses petits mots d'amour ; ) Encore une fois je l'ai remanié avec mes propres motifs. Vous aurez juste besoin d'une imprimante et d'une paire de ciseaux. N'hésitez pas à personnaliser vos enveloppes comme bon vous semble avec du masking tape, stickers, tampons etc...Termes et conditions du DIY Il y a 3 modèles à télécharger ici (au format A4) :> Modèle rayures> Modèle pois> Modèle triangles A vos ciseaux !
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C'est en collaboration avec le magazine Little que je vous propose ce poster d'étiquettes et autres DIY à télécharger ! Il y a du choix vous verrez, des étiquettes à coller sur les cahiers, ou pots de confiture, des marques-page, des étiquettes de toutes formes et tailles, des petits mémos pour la semaine... bref un plein de petits DIY à découper et coller où bon vous semble. Vous pouvez vous procurer gratuitement le magazine avec le poster grand format dans plusieurs endroits, dont vous trouverez une large liste ici (avec une petite interview de ma pomme !). Si vous souhaitez télécharger le fichier, c'est par ici ou par ici :) Pin It
21 Folder Design Ideas to Impress Your Clients With | The Web Design Blog
27th October 2010, in Design Inspiration Presentation folders play an important role in marketing; they are used for document management and brand establishment. Therefore, businesses are always on the lookout for people who can create folder designs that will effectively sell their products and services. As a designer, you need more than the standard creativity to be able to create folder designs with unique competitive advantages. For a folder design to impress, it must be able to embody business processes while still having an aesthetic appeal. This is a guest post from Joan Esperida. Rating: 4.7/5 (16 votes cast) Joan Esperida Joan Esperida is a blogger who loves digital art.
DIY Fringe Scarf | Lakeland Local
Everyone needs a go-to fringe scarf in their fashion repertoire. Here’s an easy way to make your own. What You Will Need: -Old T-Shirt -Good Scissors Step 1: Go through your old T-shirts and find a daring print or color combo. For a cleaner look, choose a solid. Step 2: Cut horizontally across the shirt, just below the armholes, to create a rectangular tube. Step 3: Working your way around the tube, make a series of vertical cuts that extend from the raw edge upward. Step 4: Tug down on each strand to elongate it. photo credit: Cathy Hayes for Lakeland Local
Cidade dos Logos - News » Blog Archive » Representando países com logos
A Cidade dos Logos andou colecionando marcas de diversos países ao redor do mundo e resolveu disponibilizar um painel com tudo que encontrou. Marcas que representam países provavelmente são uns dos maiores desafios no design de identidade visuais. Um logo de um país deve representar dezenas de aspectos culturais e geográficos, mas o principal objetivo desses logos é representar esses aspectos para as pessoas que não são do país representado. Isso porque essas marcas são usadas nos departamentos de turismo dos respectivos países. Símbolos, cores, formas e tipografias são elementos que podem se combinar e criar uma identidade forte para um país. Muitos dos países aqui representados preferem fugir de um ícone específico e para não comprometer, acabam apelando para o uso de elementos da própria bandeira ou símbolos abstratos. Podemos notar que um elemento muito presente nesses logos é o traço à mão, tanto no desenho de ícones quanto na escrita dos nomes. edit: Venezuela corrigido.
guest post: hand printed fabric gift wrap tutorial
during my maternity leave, I asked a few of my favorite mamas and mamas-to-be to kindly step in with some fun guest posts to keep you company Hi everyone! My name is Casey, and you can find me regularly over at My Life as a Sugar Lander, where I post about days with my little boy, my shop, PAPER+TWINE, other crafts, and pretty things. I am so happy for Alyson and her new baby boy! All supplies can be found at your local craft store. Squeeze some ink onto a paper plate. Once you are done printing, leave your fabric to dry for a few hours.
30+ Great Logos with Smart Concepts
A couple of months ago we posted a compilation of Smart Logos with Hidden Symbolism which was very well received. Today, we’re showcasing another great collection of smart logos, but in this case, their meanings are far easier to grasp. The logos featured here create the company’s name by combining intricate shapes made up of fonts and illustrations. These are usually the kind of logos that make you take a second look and say “wow, that’s clever!”. As usual, we’d love to have your input and feedback in the comments area. We hope you enjoy this fascinating collection! Art Farm Eat Innovations Freedom The Color Cure Culinary Zen Human Diamond Bookstore Elena Alexxeva CityCliq LoveClip Illusion Steps Water Drop Big Shift Enough Antisocial Network Fit DJ Loop Pause Curious Studio 45 Code Fish Bsided Lochness Wave Version 2 Blend Coffee Logotomy Shift Cinema Café Twins One To Love Families Zip Wine Searcher Elefont Know of any other great and smart logos?
Scallop Waist Skirt
(Today's featured pattern after intro.) I found Chie's blog through her posting her lovely pieces on Grosgrain's flickr boards or through her features on Burdastyle. I'm not quite sure which one it was. But either way, I was hooked. I love how her clothes look amazing from the front AND back. She always on the front pages of Burdastyle and for very good reason! Chie is a japanese seamstress based in Tokyo. As she sewed more she began documenting her progress and blogging about various aspects of her sewing life. Lotus Flower romper left. Thank you Chie for joining me for Free Pattern Month. Hello Grosgrain readers! This was my first time making a PDF pattern, so if anything is unclearor if you have any suggestions, please contact me through my blog:)Pattern printing instructions: Download the pattern here (vvscallop waist skirt pattern)The pattern should be out on 15 sheets with a thin frame. Cutting Instruction:❤ Waist band – Cut 2 with center folded❤ Skirt piece – Cut 1 with center folded
