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Quand on fait un sculpty, il est important de savoir ce que l'on désire fabriquer. ^^
Ici, la fenêtre principale montre sculpty paint, sur la droite, on voit le vase que l'on souhaite faire, et en bas à gauche le motif que l'on mettra sur la poterie
The tutorial actually had one more layer to it, but flickr has a time limit on videos. To build subsequent layers, just do what I did for the last layer shown here. (Add that hexagonal star to the top, add magnets to the corners, and fill in the spaces in between.) After the next layer however, gaps and imperfections start to show.
I was actually kind of lucky that it ended where it did because it was right in between the layers, so it didn't look like it was cut off in a weird spot.
There are other methods to making this, but I find that this method creates the most stable resulting shape.
Origami dress tutorial ny Rebecca Lynn created for www.polkadotdoordesign.blogspot.com and the Scrappin Patch using Prima paper.
These photos were for a tutorial on how to make various hair accessories.
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These photos are from a tutorial I made on how to make this style of bunny scarf.
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Tutorial para saber montar um LCD alpha numérico com prof. Fernando, na área de Modding na Campus Party
Pin the velcro on the inner fabric wings. Put the rounded corners to the outside & the squared corners together. Hook will be closest to the edge, loop (laundry tab) on the inside.
Progressive F# Tutorials 2016. Monday, 5th - Tuesday, 6th December at CodeNode, London. skillsmatter.com/conferences/7431-progressive-f-sharp-tut.... Images copyright www.edtelling.com
Origami dress tutorial ny Rebecca Lynn created for www.polkadotdoordesign.blogspot.com and the Scrappin Patch using Prima paper.
www.creativementor.com.au/microsoft-access-training.html - Learn how to use microsoft access, creating databases with this microsoft access tutorial.
tutorial from imagine gnats on the casa crafty blog
part one here: gateway quilting: pillow cover part one
part two here: gateway quilting: pillow cover part two
It's winter. It's cold. You are going out, thus you face the eternal dilemma: To freeze or to look less than appealing?! But why have to choose? Follow this tutorial and you are one step closer to looking great, even during a blizzard :)
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Here is a tutorial for those of you who love to participate in the swaps, challenges and other blogging and etsy things. If you would like a visual calendar reminder. Today I marked my calendar for The Cottage Style Street Team on Etsy for our Tulip goodies for our Etsy shops happening on March 15th. But you can do this with any badge that the hostess supplies for an event:
*make sure that you are signed in on flickr
*highlight the photo of the BADGE for a project on flickr on the host's of the project photostream.
*click on ALL SIZES
*Download the thumbnail size
*Print it out and paste it to your calendar to mark the date.
I have a printing selection on my printer called contact sheet which is the perfect size for a calendar. All printers vary, but they should allow you to print the small size.
If you are downloading the badge from a blog, upload it to flickr and use the above directions.