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Make your own lace undies - tutorial and free pattern So Sew Easy

Make your own lace undies - tutorial and free pattern So Sew Easy
If you have already visited my previous posts then you are all ready and set to start sewing you own underwear. Not got the free panties pattern yet? Download the pattern from this post – Free Multi-size pattern to make your own undies And take a look here for how to put your pattern together (important) – Making up the pattern Download your free undies pattern UPDATE - Oct 2014. Once you are all set, you will need the following materials: Stretch lace with a finished edge on both sides – recommended 4 to 6.5 inches wide with a good amount of stretch (recommended suppliers Deb’s Lace and Trims and Sew Sassy)Matching regular threadPiece of cotton jersey – new or recycledSewing machineRecommended – Overcasting foot An overcasting foot is recommended for sewing with stretch lace to get a really nice narrow finished seam and edge inside. Let’s get started… 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. I got all over excited and made several pairs. Enjoyed this tutorial and found it useful ?

Free Multi-size pattern to make your own undies So Sew Easy Undies, underwear, unmentionables, pants, panties, knickers, bloomers, drawers, briefs, etc. Whatever you call them, we all need them and wear them – but not many of us have ever tried to sew our own – until NOW ! And I’ve made a free pattern so you can all make your own to show off. Spurred on by my success with the Sewing with Knits course, I’ve been itching to try some new stretch fabrics. It took a while to get it right, but I’ve made a pattern which you can use too – and it’s in size extra small through to large. Download your free undies pattern UPDATE - Oct 2014. All of the sizes are on the same pattern. Extra small – hips 32-34Small – 35-37Medium – 38-40Large – 41-43 Sizing will also depend on the amount of stretch in your lace, and whether you tend to prefer a looser or snugger fit. Once you have your pattern pieces, save them carefully because coming soon is a full tutorial for how to use the pattern pieces and sew your own undies. Full tutorial coming soon. Update –

Interestingly Strange Inventions of the Past [22 Pics Interestingly Strange Inventions of the Past [22 Pics] Aug 21 2012 From Italian 150km/h single wheel motorcycles to photo-taking revolvers, this is some genuine 'WTF' content for sure. Enjoy! A baby stroller in case of a gas attack. An all terrain vehicle (that remains level at all times). Amphibious bicycle that is able to be ridden on land as well as water. A single-wheel motorcycle with a maximum speed of 150 km/h. A hat that is also a radio. Life jackets created out of bicycle tubes. An extending RV. A piano for bedridden people. Glasses that enable you to read while lying down. A cover with a ‘safety’ net to reduce the number of casualties on the roads. Analog GPS navigation that utilizes a scrolling map. An expanding bridge, capable of holding massive amounts of weight. A shield to protect the face during snow storms and blizzards. An early contraption that could be compared to a modern day hair dryer. A revolver that captures an image right before the trigger is pressed. Jul 18 2011

Hoodiesaurus So the other night after I put the baby down for bed, I was getting ready to take a shower when I noticed this in my bathroom garbage can... In case you can't exactly tell what those are - they are socks. Mostly baby socks. Since I'm lazy, and was already about to jump in the shower, I sent a text to my husband who was downstairs. I didn't get the answer to my text until AFTER I was out of the shower, that's how long it took him to think of such a crafty response. However, THIS was ridiculous y'all. Let's recap, shall we? Husbands. Anyway, I felt bad for my poor almost sockless little guy, so today I made up for his father's shortcomings by making this: Are you already screeching at the cuteness? I've been wanting to try this hoodie for awhile, and after finishing it, I'm kind of mad at myself for not doing it earlier. Supplies needed: - Hoodie - Felt or other stiff material - Matching thread, straight pins, pencil or chalk for marking Step 3: Sew down the center of each diamond ~miranda

How to Make Your Own Clothes Learning how to make your own clothes is a pastime that will not only save you some money, it is skill that can evolve into a hobby that you love. With some practice, patience, and some sewing know-how, you’ll be on your way to making your own clothing before you know it. Here are some helpful tips to get you going. Getting Started If you have never attempted to make your own clothes before, or if you have little or no sewing skills, finding some good reference materials is a great place to start. Before you purchase any other materials besides a few reference books or patterns, you may want to start thinking about what kind of clothes you would like to make. Gather Notions, Materials, and Equipment Before you begin to learn how to sew, you’ll need to accumulate a few sewing necessities. Learn How to Sew If you already have some basic sewing skills or if you’re already a master seamstress, you can skip this part and move on. Choose a Project Use Recycled Fabrics Be Creative

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DIY Cute Baby Shoes with Bows | iCreativeIdeas Here is an easy project to make these cute baby shoes. They are perfect handmade baby shower gifts. You can also make them for your little ones to keep their little feet warm and cozy. The design can be customized with color and add your own style for the perfect finish.

Style Scrapbook: DIY: PROENZA SCHOULER BRACELET April 5, 2011 in Uncategorized by Andy This might be a bit of an odd accessory, but ever since I saw this Proenza Schouler bracelets, I though; Hey, cool! I want one! … You can certainly get the originals if you are willing to pay over 150 dollars OR you can make it yourself with my tutorial, which is actually pretty easy and you get to choose the colors you want, so hows that for improvisation? Andy

5 Real-Life Stories of Twins Creepier Than Any Horror Movie Twins get a bad reputation from movies: They are shown as either satanic beings or parent-trapping little brats. Well, this reputation may not be completely unfounded. If you feel bad for being so creeped out by twins, let us share with you some true stories that range from merely weird to downright bone-chilling. #5. Photos.com Swedish twins Ursula and Sabina Eriksson had no history of mental illness and lived normal, happy lives with their respective families. Sabina and Ursula were in Ireland when, for unknown reasons, they hopped on a bus to London without telling anyone. At this point they ran into a group of officers who were being filmed for a COPS-like show for the BBC. As seen in the video, the twins were detained by the cops and appeared calm, until Ursula sprinted onto the highway and ran directly into the wheels of a truck. Sorry, a lorry. The cops hadn't even had time to react when, seconds later, Sabina did the same thing and was struck by a car. That wasn't the end of it.

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