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DOUBLE-BREASTED WAISTCOAT

DOUBLE-BREASTED WAISTCOAT
Featured: Vest by Moloh A beauty in this double-breasted shawl-collared waistcoat from Moloh. You will need: 1 yd. [0.9 m] of fashion fabric, 54″ [150 cm] wide 1 yd. [0.9 m] of bemberg® satin lining, 45″ [115 cm] wide1 yd. [0.9 m] of fusible interfacing, 24″ [60 cm] widecoordinating thread18 half-ball shank buttons, 13mm diameter [line 20]kraft paper Bust – measure under arms over fullest part of chest. Waist – measure around narrowest part of torso at the navel. High hip – measure around pelvis approx. 4″ [10 cm] below natural waist. Back waist length – measure from nape of neck to natural waist. Armhole depth – measure drop from shoulder to armpit level. Shoulder – measure length of shoulder. Back width – measure across shoulder blades from armhole to armhole. Neck size - measure around base of neck. Dart Width Opening – 2 ¾” [7cm]. Square down from 0; square halfway across the paper. 0-1 = 5/8″ [1.5 cm]. 1-2 = armhole depth + 3/16″ [0.5 cm]; square across. 2-3 = half of bust + 2″ [5 cm]. Back Front

Sculpting lips Sculpting the lips – time to fix some errors! Well, I have some good news and I have some bad news. The bad news is that I checked the proportions of my sculpture in the mirror and a lot of the facial features were off. The good news for you is that I have to sculpt the eyes and mouth all over again. Next lesson Sculpting eyes Previous lesson Sculpting hair Back to the series home 48 + Free Skirt Tutorials | frugalandthriving.com.au [Post updated August 2014] Skirts are an easy garment to start with if you’re learning to sew. If you’re just starting out, you might be more confident making bags, first. All of the skirt tutorials below give step by step instructions. That way, you skirt will fit you perfectly. These skirts include a variety of styles, sewing techniques, difficulty levels and funky inspiration, so there’s something here for everyone. Mix and match styles and techniques to make your own perfect style. As usual, these tutorials are usually for personal use only, not commercial use, consult each individual website for details. Simple A-Line Skirts Wrap Skirts Peasant Skirts Pleated Skirts Circle Skirts Panelled Skirts Maternity Skirts Recycled Skirts Girl’s Skirts Something a bit different

His & Hers Pajama Shorts Jazz up your jammie-time with these adorable sleep shorts. There's one pair for Him with a drawcord and pocket, and one pair for Her with kicky ruffles and a satin bow. We show you how to make a pattern using an existing pair of your favorite shorts. Super easy, super comfy and a super cute idea for Valentine's Day, especially in pretty pinks (remember... real guys can wear pink) and grays. We used a combination of fabrics from both Dena Designs and Robert Kaufman, courtesy of Fat Quarter Shop. We always recommend reading all the way through our project instructions once, or even two or three times, prior to jumping into the cutting and sewing. Our thanks to the fine folks at Fat Quarter Shop for providing all the fabric for our His & Hers PJ Shorts. Any Sewing Machine (we recommend the Janome 4120QDC) The main short pattern Locate a pair of pajama pants that fit you or the intended recipient of the new jammie shorts. Adapting the traced pattern to create the final cut line His Hers

anna in technicolor Hands Close-up images of materials needed.Enlarge Picture of basic supplies. Overview There are dozens of methods to sculpt hands. This is one of the easiest and can be modified in scale up and down fairly easily, this pair of hands is sculpted in 1/12th scale. Hands are difficult to sculpt accurately because people are so intimately aware of how hands look; their shape, size, proportions, etc. Study pictures of hands, your own hands and look at the hands other sculptors produce. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. TIP The clay gets warm from the friction of working it, the heat from your hands, etc. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Q. A. 12. TIP Be sure to make a left and a right hand, not two lefts or two rights for the next step! 13. TIP For those having trouble with the clay becoming too warm, try using a can of compressed air (the sort used for cleaning off electronics). 14. 15. Pose and bake. I started sculpting in 1992 when my wife wanted to get a twelve inch tall Victorian Santa to use as a Christmas decoration.

Tuto jupe à volants T38 - Le blog de rubelisix Une petite photo du vêtement à réaliser: Pour cela, il faut découper 4 trapèzes selon les dimensions suivantes: Prendre 1,5 cm pour les rentrées de couture. Faire passer un fil de fronces sur la partie supérieure de chaque trapèze du bas. Répartir les fronces. Coudre la partie supérieure de chaque trapèze du bas avec la partie inférieure de chaque trapèze du haut, endroit contre endroit. Assembler les côtés de la jupe, endroit contre endroit. Surfiler le haut de la jupe. Faire l'ourlet du bas de jupe en ajustant à la longueur voulue. A vous! Partager l'article ! in Share

Tutorial | Grandma’s Skirt to Blouse Let me begin with my inspiration. While skimming vintage ads I ran across this: You Will Need: 1. Fabric (Mine measured 56×34 inches. However, you can judge this based on your size and the length you prefer. This was more than enough for the shirt and strap.) 2. Here’s the skirt from my grandmother: And here it is after I took it apart. Fold your fabric in half. {Excuse my feet…hehe} This next part depends on how long you want your shirt AND how big you want your straps. You will then hem all sides on the straps. I have finished hemming at this point. Now sew the ends of the straps together to make one long strap. Sew strap along the base of the BACK flap. This is what you should have after you’ve sewn the strap on. Go to the closed end of your fabric and at the center make a neck hole. Cut out your design and hem the edges as so: (Notice I added two small straps near the middle of the front flap. And that’s all folks!

Les Fées Tisseuses :: Forum de couture et customisation. How to Sculpt a Face - Female Pg1 How to sculpt a face is always tricky at first. If you are struggling right now... don't feel bad! I was like you not long ago. Learning how to sculpt comes down to two things. Firstly, please take the time to read the article "Female Anatomy" and study the points about the anatomy of the female face. STEP 1: Roll an oval shaped ball of clay. STEP 2: Using your spoon tool or rounded tool slowly work in hollows where the eye-sockets should be. Be careful with this step. Using the rounded side of the tool will help with this matter. STEP 3: Note that the sockets are fairly deep. If you are unsure as to what depth to do the sockets, please read ahead before attempting it. STEP 4: When you a practicing how to sculpt a face, be sure to keep smoothing your work as you go. Continue on with this tutorial:How to Sculpt a Face: Steps 5-8 Return to HOME: Doll Makers Dream

Mini jupe plissée Transformez un pull en veste Si vous avez un pull trop petit, transformez-le en veste. La technique est expliquée sur Petit Citron!Vous aimerez aussi :... Lire la suite › Votre style évolue-t-il au fil des saisons? Le printemps est définitivement là : les arbres sont en fleur et on sent que le froid perd du terrain. Astuce : poser une fermeture Eclair sur du tissu léger Avez-vous déjà cousu une fermeture Eclair sur un tissu léger pour vous apercevoir que ça gondole, que ce n’est vraiment...

untitled This is another one of those - bubbling inside my head - patterns. I have seen many version of this skirt, in various sew and shows online and in stores too. I had always wanted to make one, but circular cuts kind of make me nervous. Finally I couldn't ignore the tiny voice in my head and thought- at the most I'll waste some fabric and an hour ( yeah its that simple...I don't know what I'm afraid of really) let me just go ahead and do it. Supplies: Knit fabrics in 2 coordinating colors - I'm recommending knit fabrics because they're more forgiving. Elastic for the waistband - I reused the hem of a Tshirt for the waistband in the skirt above, if you want to do the same you will need narrow ( quarter inch) elastic. Construction:Pattern:Here's the pdf pattern for sewing the skirt in 18-24 months size. First you need to measure the required length of the skirt. Now take a big bowl or plate and measure L along its circumference. Join both the end points. Assembling the skirt: 1. 2. 3.

tutorial : la chemise à la reine partie 1 - Le blog de couture-urbaine.over-blog.com Préparation Pour démarrer cette série: Tutorial intégral réalisation chemise à la reine voici un article pour comprendre ce que ce vêtement pouvait représenter. Cela peut paraître pompeux et longue mais vous verrez que vous avez tout à y gagner, en vous informant et en effectuant des recherches avant chaque démarrage de projet. Sachez qu'il ne suffit pas de se contenter de ce que "l'assidu" des forums pourra vous dire: c'est souvent du téléphone arabe, et au final cela débouche sur de la peu prés ou du dérivé qui n'a plus rien à voir avec le sujet du départ. Cela vous permettra De ne pas vous perdre De comprendre De prendre des initiatives D'avoir votre jugement sur le sujet D'aider les autres D'argumenter D'exister tout simplement afin de ne pas simplement admettre De vous enrichir et de vous cultiver pour progresser sur un projet suivant ;) Donc lisez, surfez, regardez, observez, buvez, analyser et réalisez ... La Chemise à la reine "Fausse robe n'ayant pas de queue". Le tissu:

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