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tutorial on blog and free pattern
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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.
For more information please visit:
I was playing with some image transfer techniques while working on a Style School project (L-A's mini album, into which I'm incorporating some of Elsie's "Oh Snap" patterns), and I thought these DIY vinyl stickers were really fun! If you'd like the full tutorial, visit my blog!
owl hat tutorial posted on sew sweetness here: www.sewsweetness.com/2012/02/reader-tutorial-owl-hat.html
I am so excited to offer a new FREE Cucicucicoo pattern to all my readers! My pencil-shaped pencil case is super special because it holds a TON of stuff, is fully lined, and even has super fun optional steps to add the classic #2 symbol and/or a name! My kids love these, and so will yours!
Get the tutorial and pattern here --> www.cucicucicoo.com/2016/09/pencil-shaped-pencil-case-tut...
(or pin it here for later --> it.pinterest.com/pin/130463720434642651/ )
As promised I've prepared a step by step to recycle clothes from Barbie and adapt them for Blythe
I buy the Barbie clothes only in garage sales.
If you have a little sister it's time to steal them.
You'll need
Coat
or Troussers
or Skirt
You'll need a fabric glue and a pair of scissors.
NB: this tutorial is only for Barbie clothes. I recommend to test with small values or second hand pieces
Please look the three tutorial and ask your question on the pictures and please be free to correct my broken English on comment
Find the complete tutorial here
The variation in paper color is due to the advertisment printed on the back of the tare sheet.
The color variation will not be so odviouse after the paper dries.
Learn how to make this lovely pair of earrings made with only one gauge of wire and beads of your choice - I used Swarovski crystal beads.
For more information, visit my blog at llogamcreations.blogspot.com/2008/10/starburst-earrings-t...
I made a little tutorial on how to make this fun and easy juggle ball
blogged here mikodesign.blogspot.com/2009/03/milas-circus-party-part-4...
Estou me aperfeiçoando em cursos de maquiagem não só para o dia a dia mas também para teatro e televisão.
Essa é a minha transformção em Marilyn Monroe. Espero que gostem..rs
O tutorial completo você confere aqui:
www.renatadavies.com.br/variados-e-novidades/segredos-de-...
Para vídeo e mais fotos é só curtir minha página no facebook:
www.facebook.com/pages/Renata-Locutora/184670698266167
Ficarei feliz em ter você por lá!
:)
Bjkas!
Tasty Kitchen Blog
Recipe: How to Prepare Artichokes tutorial, plus Roasted Artichokes with Lemon and Garlic recipe from My Recession Kitchen
Guest post by Georgia Pellegrini
Texture sketch permet de préparer facilement des brouillons des textures qui permettront d'habiller notre objet sculpté.
Ici, à l'aide des barres rouges, vertes et bleues, j'ai choisi une couleur orange, puis
avec "brush size", j'ai choisi un petit pinceau pour plus de précision, et mis l'opacité au maximum.
Maintenant, je peins dans le rectangle en haut à droite de la fenêtre. D'abord un trait pour marquer la limite du bord de mon vase, et quelques traits vites faits au hasard, pour marquer de quel coté de mon trait se situera effectivement l'intérieur du vase.
La difficulté ici, est que l'on peint dans un rectangle sur le coté et que le résultat apparait au fur et à mesure sur l'objet en 3D. Ca peut faire bizarre au début, mais on s'y fait rapidement.
Inutile d'être très précis, on fait un brouillon, l'image finale jolie, sera faite dans photoshop ou un autre outil équivalent (gimp est gratuit, par exemple).
See my web site article for instructions on how to make this yourself!
cottonridgellc.com/portfolio/miniature-flower-arranging-t...
If you are using a rotary cutter and you aren't used to cutting stretchy fabrics with it, take note. It will create a much better, unbroken cut if you gently tug the fabric AWAY from the cutter in the direction you are cutting towards.
Whip stitch is the stitch I use everyday to make my sculptures. It is perfect for thick fabrics or any seam where you want to accentuate the stitches.
Either do the stitches small and in the same colour as the material or large and in a contrasting thread for a cheery effect ;)
1. Secure your thread between the two wrong sides and bring your needle to the front where you wish your stitch line to start.
2. Put the needle through both layers on a diagonal so that a straight stitch is created at a right angle to your seam whilst your needle comes back through above the first entry ready for the second stitch.
3. Pull your thread through to complete your first stitch and so that the thread is ready for the second.
4. Repeat along the seam, keeping your stitches parallel and evenly spaced (unless the uneven look is what you are going for...).
5. Continue until you have your seam.