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Es muy facil de hacer, preparas las dos telas y la guata,la medida es 22cm por 16.5 cm mas o menos, se pone las dos telas enfrentadas derecho contra derechoy encima de la guata, luego se cose dejando un trocito abierto para darle la vuelta luego se cose, y ya se le da los dobles y se cosen los marjenes, !!LISTO¡¡
Need some fun? Try out this tutorial for an origami waterball garland. Not only is it simple enough to do with the little ones, but a fun way to pass some time. All you need is some paper cut into squares, some string (embroidery floss used in the image), and a needle. Get creative with your color choices, types of paper you use, and additions you decide to make to the garland.
tutorial #4 for SHFH art journal course.
my chosen words are are from alanis morissette's latest album...i am a citizen of the planet my favorite pastime: edge stretching
these blues and greens are the colors i most naturally drift to. i just love them.
i'm blogging all of these on my blog: julochka.blogspot.com
This Pendant is based on Emma Ralph's Clarice beads and Helen Breil's shapes. I love both tutorials.
I need to do something with the inner edge....
this is a lovely,unique pendant. I have not made two the same, I am sure it is impossible. About 1 inch in diameter and beautifully weighted it is quite easy to make. for tutorial visit www.purple8p.etsy.com"
These photos are from a tutorial on how to diy a cancan/straw boater hat.
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Blogged the tutorial on how I've been folding fabric at my place and my mom's. Check it out on turningturning.com/.
okay. this is my first coloring tutorial. and i don't know if imma explain this right but imma try my best. :)
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Coloring #1:
first, open your photoshop (kinda obvious, steph -.-)
next, open the picture you want and sharpen your picture twice.
- filter > sharpen > sharpen -
now lets make the dark parts darker.
- image > adjustments > selective color -
where it says RED click it and click on BLACK.
BLACK:
0
0
0
+100
click OK.
lets do the same thing again.
- image > adjustments > selective color -
this time we stay on RED.
RED:
+22
+20
-76
+14
click OK.
the picture should be pink-like.
lets put some sunshine on this picture!! :D
- image > adjustments > brightness/contrast -
brightness:
-8
contrast:
+25
of course, press OK.
and that's it! :)
I like it. Its pretty cute. haha.
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Coloring #2:
this one is pretty simple. you can do it in like 30 seconds or less.
open the picture you want and sharpen your picture twice.
- filter > sharpen > sharpen -
now go to CHANNEL which should be located next to your LAYERS.
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Now, click on GREEN. The picture should turn gray.
Then, click on SELECT and select ALL. There should be a border around your picture.
Right after that, click on EDIT then COPY.
Now, go back to your CHANNEL and click on BLUE.
The picture should turn lighter but its still gray.
Click EDIT then PASTE. The picture should still be gray.
Now, on CHANNELS click on RGB.
Then go on SELECT and click on DESELECT.
and that's it!! :D
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Just remember, these are the results on THIS picture.
The coloring can be different in another picture.
Post a comment and show me your results! :)
If you need help or don't understand a step also leave a comment!
i'm also gonna start taking request for graphics! so, leave your pictures in the comment section!
xoxo - Steph
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Came up with this idea to scan art done by my kids, transfer it onto fabric and make ornaments as keepsakes of this special age! My kids' faces just lit up when they saw these, they can't wait to hang them on the tree. A great gift for grandparents, teachers, babysitters as well. I made a tutorial- blogged at:
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Free coloring page number 5 with adventures of Rondy the Elephant!
I also put together a quick tutorial on how to color it in on your iPad or iPhone!
Head over to my blog! to download it for free! :)
Blogged the tutorial on how I've been folding fabric at my place and my mom's. Check it out on turningturning.com/.
The title is really an oxymoron, since, there’s nothing plain about the tutorial at all (however, it’s still quite plane). In case you really want to fold this model of mine (as far as I know, it’s original), then you should go here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDUI5DP-U6E I’m fairly pleased with this tutorial, as it’s my first official try at that sort of thing.
UPDATE: You can find the newer, better tutorial here. The original description continues below.
(The rough draft is here). I’m not pleased with the audio quality, but that’s what I get for trying to remove the white noise that my camera felt necessary to insert. My voice doesn’t usually sound that flat, or at least, I hope it doesn’t. Also, I think the How to Throw section at the end wasn’t really necessary, since throwing a paper airplane isn’t that hard. (but can you crash yours as spectacularly as I crashed mine?)
Of course, I did make the tutorial several months ago (It’s actually this photo that I procrastinated on), and since then, I’ve made a few others, such as cutting hexagons and pentagons from rectangles. And while we’re on that subject, a while ago I also made a photo progression showing how to fold my Starburst Yarmulke Bowl model. Go check those videos out. Oh, and welcome to my dojo.
Exifer tutorial part 5 of 7: XnView uploading.
If you're not interested in GeoTagging your photo (see part 6), you're now ready to upload the photo to Flickr. There are several ways to do this, but the Flickr Uploadr app is my method of choice. Unfortunately, Exifer doesn't allow drag-and-drop into the Uploadr, so I use the basic Windows Explorer to upload several photos at once.
XnView also deserves mention because it is an incredibly handy, multi-OS, photo editing and organizing tool. It's not built to edit photos like Photoshop, but it's useful enough to allow me to crop and resize images (I used XnView, and Exifer of course, to create this whole tutorial). Note the handy EXIF/IPTC info on the thumbnails; there are too many useful features in XnView to list here! I carry it on my USB drive since it can run as a small (1.5 MB) standalone EXE file.
Please make general comments on the main set page. Specific comments can be added to each picture, as well.
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Thanks for looking!
Use this image to follow along with my tutorial here:
If you click on the magnifying glass icon and then all sizes, you should be able to download a larger size to work with.
Here is the result: www.flickr.com/photos/radiantmark/5239133471/