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Tuto sac : Le sac à pois ● Fournitures : 40 cm X 80 cm de tissu à pois ● Préparation des éléments du sac : Commencer par tracer au dos du tissu à pois un rectangle de 72 cm X 32 cm qui constituera la base du sac. Dans la partie restante, tracer deux bandes de 49 cm X 7 cm pour les anses. Découper tous les morceaux. ● Couture de la base du sac : Prendre le rectangle de tissu à pois et le plier en deux, endroit contre endroit. Piquer à la machine le long des grands côtés à 1 cm du bord. Pour faire le fond du sac, aplatir les coutures latérales en les superposant à la pliure du fond du sac et former un triangle dont la base mesure 8 cm et la hauteur 4 cm. ● Couture des anses : Poser les deux bandes de 49 cm X 7 cm envers vers vous. Replier 1 cm envers contre envers le long des grands côtés. Plier chaque bande en deux, de façon à obtenir des bandes de 2,5 cm de large. Les maintenir pliées avec des épingles et piquer à la machine à 0,5 cm du bord, en ôtant les épingles au fur et à mesure. ● Assemblage des anses sur le sac :

★ les paniers : le tuto - Ernest est céleste A la demande de Fanny je me suis lancée dans un tuto pour réaliser les petits paniers présentés ici C'est mon premier tuto donc je ne suis pas très à l'aise avec l'exercice ... J'espère que mes explications seront claires ( en même temps, le projet n'est pas très compliqué ...) En espérant que ça vous plaise ! TUTOPanier1 TUTOPanier2 Tutorial: DIY Cord Keeper From Fabric Scraps Am I the only one that has a basket full of charging cords? It seems that everything has it's own charging cord, and all of the cords turn into a jumbled mess in the basket. I decided that some nice little cord keepers were in order. All you need is a couple of scraps of fabric, some medium weight interfacing, about an inch of velcro, and about 20 minutes. Wouldn't these be so nice to keep your chargers nice and tidy in a bag or suitcase? Print off the Cord Keeper Template. Place the two fabric pieces with right sides together. Turn the cord keepers right side out through the open space. Attach the velcro pieces to either end of the cord keeper. Wrap around your cords and chargers to keep things nice and tidy. Some of you have had trouble opening the template.

DIY Duct Tape Gift Wrap If you’re anything like me, there’s a good chance that perfectly wrapped gifts just make you smile. Every year about this time I start thinking about pretty gift wrapping, ribbons, tags and bows. (Quite obsessively, if we’re being totally honest here.) Recently, I was playing around with some red duct tape that I picked up at a local craft shop for $1 a roll and came up with this cute and funky twist on the classic big red bow. What I love about this is how simple and inexpensive it is, while still giving your packages a totally chic holiday look! Supplies - Kraft paperTapeDuct tapeScissorsHot glue The first step is to wrap your package with kraft paper or another paper of your choice. Run a long length of duct tape and adhere it firmly to a piece of kraft paper. Once you have your tape attached to the kraft paper, make sure to smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles so the entire surface of your tape is adhered to the paper. Next up, it’s bow time! The fine print: Please link with love!

It’s DIY Time {Leather Tassels…to the next level} « Tassels are a damn good thing. Seriously. Put them on your key chain. Spruce up one (or two or three) of your purses. Attach them onto a jacket zipper. Use them to accessorize your dog’s leash. As you can tell….I could go on and on here. I’m really happy with the results! {All images by Miss Renaissance.} A Genius Blog Lovely Lumiere: DIY Candles Hope you’re all sufficiently rested after lovely weekends to feel up to tackling this gorgeous little project that we found on www.candletech.com. So simple to make, and so gorgeous for any party or wedding, these little wax lumieres can be made in any size (depending on how big you make the balloons), so we’d suggest making lots and lots of all different dimensions and group them together to create glowing, organic centerpieces. Also, if you’re feeling braver, mix some colour into the wax and play around with different shades and tones – we’re going to try milky pinks and peaches for a soft, romantic feel… we’ll keep you posted on how we get on!! Enjoy, Aoife & Deirdre xx Now for the ‘How-To’… we’re giving you the pretty pictures first, and the instructions below ;0) You will need : High Melt Paraffin Wax (try most good craft stores), party balloons, a double boiler, non-stick cookie / biscuit sheet. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.