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These photos are from a tutorial on how to create Hime style curly teased piggy tails.
For more information please see:
From the tutorial for the hand worked buttonholes from my buttercream bow blouse. They turned out rather good, I think! These are are fun little vintage technique to add to your sewing arsenal. Visit my blog for more on how to make these lovelies.
Tutorial for making doll-sized MtG cards. :3 Please visit me over at amaranthscastaways.blogspot.com for the full tutorial. Goes live 1/27/14.
Here is the Tutorial I made for this pincushion that I made as an extra for 13insanepengins in the Stud swap. I also made one for me. he he he
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Dia de Pano no blog! Um tutorial para você:
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Quick little photo tutorial. A longer description can be found on my FB page: www.facebook.com/cindy.cakecreations
Tutorial and download the santa template, here: bit.ly/gqr0
1. Sketch, traced over with Sharpie, 2. Trace on plastic with sharpie, 3. A view of both, 4. Cut out circle, then hole punch it, 5. Turn over, and color, 6. Finished coloring, ready for baking, 7. Into 200-250 degree oven, 8. Starting to warp/shrink, 9. All Shrunk!, 10. Purdy, aint it., 11. Close up, 12. Finished, next to original template
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
By stamping with Bibiana: Tutorial how to make Amate paper card, Featuring Memory Box bloom stencil and Imagine Crafts products. Details and step by step tutorial at the blog:http://stampingwithbibiana.blogspot.com/2014/10/amate-paper-card-memory-box-meets.html
Now take the second panel cutout and stitch it in place, covering the first set of seams. (This step is optional, but I think it makes them more comfortable)
I guess its a bit like frilling, I roll a Thick skewer along back and forth and thin the lace piece out. The Butchers skewers I have also give it texture similar to a silk veiner (bonus :) )
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Freshly Picked has a great tutorial on making a coin purse.
However, I didn't have oilcloth on hand, so I made mine with quilting cotton, batting and a lining. These are my modifications to her tutorial. Please still refer to her instructions for basic construction technique as my pictures only show how I deviated from her tutorial.
{Tutorial will be posted 1/8/11}
See all the steps to edit this picture here www.donderis.net/tutorial-de-lightroom-y-color-efex-pro/ [Spanish]
Please note that there are three pages to this tutorial
Small note to people who add this to their favourites ... I freely share the tutorials. In return, the only thing I ask is that you do the same. Bottom line: block me from viewing your stuff, and I'll return the favour
again, post pictures if you give it a try ! (:
(sorry it's so long. let me know if you have any technical difficulties.
*it's recommended you do this tutorial with images that contain lots of black or dark colors. the image becomes washed out and yellow-ish if it is used with light images.* (thanks for the tip @ItsProHere (: )
Step 1:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Levels
Channel : RGB
0 1.32 210
Click OK
Step 2:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Curves
Point 1: Output 69 Input 67
Point 2: Output 192 Input 170
Click OK
Step 3:
Layer -> New Fill Layer -> Solid Color
Use #dccc61
Click OK
Set This Layer To Darken 48%
Step 4:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Color Balance
Shadows: -46, -4, -12
Midtones: -28, 4, -10
Highlights: 17, 15, 3
Click OK
Step 5:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Selective Color
Colors -> Whites
Cyan: 64%
Magenta: 100%
Yellow: -13%
Black: 40%
Colors -> Neutrals
Cyan: -31%
Magenta: 4%
Black: 4%
Colors -> Blacks
Cyan: 55%
Magenta: 5%
Yellow: 7%
Black: -6%
Click OK
Step 6:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Color Balance
Shadows: -17, 8, -3
Midtones: -15, -7, 7
Highlights: 22, 7, 0
Click OK
Step 7:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Brightness/Contrast
Brightness 3
Contrast 10
Click OK
Step 8:
Layer -> New Adjustment Layer -> Curves
Point: Output 125 Input 115
Step 9:
Layer -> New Fill Layer -> Solid Color
Use #1d0a3d
Click OK
Set This Layer To Exclusion 45%
Step 10:
Layer -> Merge Visible
Step 11:
Filter -> Sharpen -> Smart Sharpen
Amount: 30 %
Radius: 0.9 pixles
that's it (: