customized plastic bracelet / pulsera de plástico personalizada I've got these plastic bracelets on a "everything-cheap-store". They cost only 50 cents, and I thought at that price I could always do something with. So I customize them with lycra socks ( clean and new one ;). Encontré estos brazaletes de plástico en una "tienda-de-todo-barato". Sólo cuestan 7 pesos, pensé que a ese precio siempre podía hacer algo. Así que los personalizé con medias de lycra ( limpias y nuevas ;). Some explanations: Put the bracelet in the tights and cut each side leaving an edge to seam.Join the two parts of the tights and sew them together.At this point, the bracelet is inside the fabric and the seam is on the outside of the bracelet Turn seam to the inside, and voila! Algunas explicaciones: Coloque la pulsera en la media y cortan de cada lado dejando un borde para la costura.Unir los dos bordes de la media y coser los juntos.En este punto, la pulsera está dentro de la tela y la costura está en el exterior del bracelete.Gire la costura hacia el interior, y ¡voilá!
tissu a pois - vente de coton a pois au metre pas cher Le classique tissu de coton a pois, revisité par etissus dans des coloris sympas et à un prix accessibles a tous afin d'egayer vos créations. Ce tissus a pois est opaque, et servira pour la confection de vêtements, sacs, etc..Largeur du tissu coton à pois : 150 cm
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Empire Waist Dress - Comfy Sews Vs. Cozy Knits Shannon from Luvinthemommyhood invited me to participate in her latest “Versus” series – Comfy Sews vs. Cozy Knits. Guess which side of the ring I’m on?………ding, ding, ding……you guessed it, Comfy Sews. I love Shannon and her blog so I’m thrilled she has chosen to include me again! For this challenge I decided to create an easy Empire Waist Dress. This dress could certainly be made the exact same way for a non-pregnant person and would be just as cute! Empire Waist Dress Maternity and Non-Maternity Supplies: 1 shirt 1-1.5 yards jersey knit fabric (60 inches wide) Scissors Sewing machine Iron and ironing board Ball-point sewing needle (for sewing with knits) Directions: Grab a shirt. Cut off the bottom of the shirt. Here’s the top of my shirt after it had been cut. And what will I be doing with the bottom of the shirt? Since this shirt had buttons down the front I decided to sew the button area shut. Now it’s time to cut your knit fabric. I cut the skirt portion of the dress 27″ long x 60″ wide.
DIY | a n n a • e v e r s - DIY Fashion blog One of the Must pieces of this past summer was the sports shorts or running shorts. This very 80’s aerobic/sports fashion garment came roaring back this summer 2014… but it seems its persisting on to this fall fashion trends. Personally I like the cut and how comfortable they are. These loved-hated shorts that we always visualize in pastel or neon color (because of the decade that they reminds us), are now back in more modern materials such as leather or sequined fabric or prints. Here is a small selection of some of my favorites. This will help us inspire us for our next DIY. It’s not a surprise that we continue wearing bohemian and hippy style clothing. A bohemian shirt or blouse is ideal for a relaxed, summery and comfortable look. Continue reading Hello DIY‘ers! Continue reading Hello DIY‘er, today I bring you a slightly different post but I’m sure it may come in handy… It’s about tips for your holiday wardrobe. Continue reading Continue reading Continue reading Hello DIY‘ers!
Pasta necklace...again! I know....this is the third post (for those who follow) with pasta necklaces ... I can't stop! We went to Belgium a few weeks ago to visit family but also for my cousin wedding! My sister had a nice long green dress and she wanted a gold necklace to go with! If you want to see previous versions is here and here.Let start with the tutorial: Cut a piece of faux leater like the first picture. I glued first, and tried to pass the chain after...not a good idea! Result is very chic, but you have to be careful with this version of pasta necklace, spaghetti are not glued all over the fabric, so they are more fragile. I also made a pair of earrings to match! And once I had finished my daughter, 3 years old, thought it was a good idea to play hammer on the necklace .... aaaarrrggg!
DIY Couture : sacoches de vélo | mobil' sweet home Qui dit blog dit régularité, créativité, curiosité de ceux/celles qui vous suivent et qui attendent la suite avec impatience ! Conséquence avec ce troisième article : petite pression !! d’autant plus que c’est DIY couture et que franchement ce n’est pas un domaine où je suis (encore?) super à l’aise, mais qui me fait vraiment envie … et le thème de ce fait-maison/fait-main couture va bien avec l’arrivée des beaux-jours, du printemps et de l’envie de couleurs pour mettre fin à cette morosité de cet hiver sans fin ! Donc pourquoi avoir envie de coudre ses propres sacoches à vélo : j’en ai déjà une paire, très jolies, achetées il y a au moins 5 ans, qui ont tenues hivers comme étés, dehors sur le vélo, à balader des courses, du butin shopping ou autre contenant assez lourd par moments! ETAPE 1 :: Reproduire sur les toiles cirées les différentes pièces et les découper Pour ma part, 2 toiles différentes, donc 1m² de chaque. ETAPE 2 : Coudre ensemble l’intérieur et l’extérieur de chaque pièce
Sewing Like Mad: Skirt Week 2013 - How to draft a custom fit skirt pattern with a wide waistband. Okay, ooooookay first of all YAY for Skirt Week 2013. If you have no idea what I am talking about I would suggest you check out THIS post at Crafterhours because that explains it all. But come right back because you don't want to miss this post, okay! A year ago I participated in Skirt Week for the first time and I got the surprise of a lifetime. And now I almost feel like I won something again by being invited back to do a tutorial to (hopefully) inspire others to make skirts. So I was thinking how can I help and inspire the most and my answer (which is not necessary the right one but never the less my answer) a tutorial on how to draft a custom fit skirt pattern with your own measurements (hence custom fit...but you know......) The skirt I am going to show you how to make is a (kind of) half circle skirt with a wide fitted waistband. In other words I am making a skirt that would look good on a lot of different female body types. B: The height of your desired waistband.