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These photos come from a tutorial I did on how to modify wide boots to fit the calf of the wearer.
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Find the tutorial here:http://fashionedbymeg.blogspot.com/2010/07/simple-reversible-skirt-tutorial.html
Completamos el segundo lado y... ¡listo! nuestra cascada está lista para ser lucida :D
Si les surge alguna duda sólo escribanme ;)
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.
full tutorial here: jellibeanjournals.blogspot.com/2012/03/guest-post-diy-din...
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This last week I've upcycled seven t-shirts. All were 50 cents at the thrift shop (with the exception of one that was found discarded), and most of them mens' XL or L. Some were 50/50 cotton/poly, some where 100% cotton jersey.
I converted them to a child size 18 slim and extra-tall - my thirteen year old daughter. I also added stripe details, colorblocking, undersleeves, cuffs, and cowl hoods!
You can read more basics about t-shirt upcycling on my latest tutorial post: upcycling t-shirt upgrayedd!
Aspecto de la cabeza con el barniz ya seco (obsérvese que el plástico que cubre la cabeza y el cuello ya aparece blanquecino; esto sucedería en el pelo si no estuviera cubierto)
This is a background I did in Illustrator and Photoshop as part of this tutorial: www.myinkblog.com/2008/11/05/a-very-snowy-tutorial/
Before Image - Used to illustrate a review of the Joey Lawrence Behind the Scenes Tutorial DVD.
Lighting via Contax TLA280 fired into umbrella low to the right, and a Metz MZ40 fired from the left with cardboard grid spot.
Basic tone adjustment in photoshop.
This version of the beaded bind off is really easy with the right tools. The first thing is to get a small enough crochet hook to fit through the bead and still have room for the yarn. The one shown here is ridiculously small (0.75mm;) it's way teenier than it needs to be, but it was what they had at the store AND it was on sale. That makes it the right size for me. I'm not a beader, so I don't really how the sizes work, but the ones I used are 6/0 seed beads. The yarn is the leftover Seasilk from Hanami, but with the right combo of yarn and beads, you can use this cast-off on anything.
Follow along here or make your own with the tutorial here at splityarn
If you have any questions, leave a comment on the photo page and I'll respond as best I can.
Blogged the tutorial on how I've been folding fabric at my place and my mom's. Check it out on turningturning.com/.
Sorry excuse the lack of photography-ness is this set of pictures.
If you have seen me previous tutorial, painting eyes are basically the same thing, just little trickier because there's no guide which you can follow.
So dip the cotton buds in the acetone and start scrubbing off the paint, this process can get quite messy because paint will go places you don't want it to go.
These photos are from a tutorial on how to diy a cancan/straw boater hat.
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I saw an episode of the podcast Photoshop TV recently that gave me an idea to answer this question. This works with CS2 and I don't know if it'll work with earlier versions. First let me say something about quickmask. It is a great way to select things. To get there you can hit the "q" key on the keyboard or near the bottom of the tool pallet you'll see two rectangles with circles in them. The right one is QUICKMASK and the left one NOT-QUICKMASK. I use the "q" key. One more thing. If you double click on either rectangle you'll get quickmask options. Here you can change the defaults which is RUBY color for the mask and "Masked Areas" will get the color. I changed mine to "Selected Areas" and my color to BLUE (but I'll change it instantly depending on the color in a photo). You don't have to change anything if you don't want to.
1. Choose the marquee tool (the top left of the tool bar) and if it's not showing click and hold to get the rectangle.
2. In the upper left or right on the photo draw a small rectangle that will become your first film sprocket.
3. Go into quickmask and using the marquee tool again select the rectangle you just drew.
4. On a Mac on the keyboard go command (control on PC) + option (alt of PC) + t . You should see a solid rectangle around your quickmasked rectangle with dots in the corners and middles.
5. With the command (control on PC) + option (alt on PC) + Shift depressed use the mouse and grab and move the rectangle down (making sure you don't click on the little target in the center). This should make a duplicate Quickmasked area and it should constrain itself as you drag it down. Make it look like two recatangles slightly spaced. This is your second film sprocket.
6. Next. Hold down the command (control on PC) + option (alt on PC) + shift and then the letter "T" multiple times to duplicate the rectangle down the side of the photo. You should now have one side with film sprockets.
7. You're marquee tool should still be chosen. Drag and select your entire line of rectangles and then do the copy and paste routine ( commad +c then command +v).
8. Click and drag your new copy of rectangles to the other side ( Note, after you start dragging, and not before, hold the shift key to constrain it).
9. Hit q to get out of quickmask. Go Layer > New layer and then go Edit > Fill and choose black. You have sprockets.
10. If you want to go Layer > Layer Style > Blending Options and click on Bevel and Emboss and make the Style Pillow Emboss and Technique Chisel Hard.