Répertoire des Tutos Voici le répertoire des tutos présents sur le forum. Ce post sera régulièrement mis à jour. N'hésitez pas à me signaler si j'ai oublié un tuto ou si j'oublie de faire la mise à jour =) Vêtements:- NaniIro (vêtements et accessoires japonais) par katiwa (lien direct) Corsets et serre-tailles- Serre-taille par Eva Robes- Robe bustier par Idriliin- Robe féérique par Idriliin- Robe multipositionnable par Salenmystic (lien)- Robe 1960 par magali (scans)- Robe par fred - Robe simple à bretelle par Lempkin- Robe toute simple taille haute et volant par Eolune - Robe de plage simple par Fée Néantize - Robe à rayure par Night (lien)- Robe pour les nuls par Alegria- Robes estivales par Ewa (liens)- Robe longue d'été par Miel dreams- Robe volantée très facile par tetedemule- Robe à manches raglan par katiusca- Petite robe simple et pas chère par Swanheart (lien)- Yukata par Celiwen (lien) - Robe d'été à smocks par mll77 Cosplay - Mulan (2 versions) par belette.86- Assassins's creed liens par Okryn
Japanese Packaging Templates - Best Used With Card Stock or Color Paper I’m not sure how I discovered this awesome collection of packaging templates but I’m glad I did! Some professor or student at a japanese univeresity was nice enough to share all their packaging templates with the world! These are a few of my favorites and you can see all of them on their website. P.S. stumbleupon
Finished Paintbox Quilt The Paintbox Quilt is finished! This quilt is made with 64 - 6.5" blocks in 32 color combinations (8 by 8 blocks with 1.5" sashing). Each combination is a Kona cotton solid and a monochromatic quilting print. One of the blocks in each combination is made with a printed center and outer ring and the other is made with a solid center and outer ring. I had a hard time deciding how to lay out the blocks for the quilt. I alternated the orientation of the squares so the "pulled" corners were going in opposite directions. On the back, I made a pieced panel with a little rectangle of each of the Kona cottons. The letters on the back are just simple Kona cotton appliques, made using this technique. The washed and quilted linen is so incredibly soft, which makes this a very comfy quilt too! I originally had a black and white binding on this quilt, but it was a little "too much" so I ended up going with this gold and white stripe from Kaufman's Pimatex Basics, which I really like.
Weekend designer How to Make Non-Obnoxious Alphabet Magnets | {NiceGirlNotes} | {NiceGirlNotes} Okay, okay. Non-obnoxious isn’t a word. But neither is unobnoxious. Not really, anyway. I’ve come to embrace this part of my life where I have a baby and a toddler. There will be toys. A multitude of them. However, for the sake of my sanity, I try to make it look like we all share the space together – adults and tiny ankle biters – as opposed to Jack and me just unrolling sleeping bags in the middle of a Toys R Us. Enter alphabet magnets. Hard plastic. And the floor. Just kidding. But Rembot loves alphabet magnets. A win-win situation: non-obnoxious alphabet magnets. I picked up some flat wooden disks, magnet strips (these work really well, too), and rub-on letters. 1) Spray paint both sides of wooden disks. 2) Lightly spray paint one side with white spray paint. 3) Spray with blue spray paint. 4) Rub letters onto each disk. 5) Take sandpaper – or whatever this thing is called: a sponge wrapped in sandpapery goodness – and roughen up the edges. 6) Cut little magnets out of magnet strip.
Im Just A Guy Who Quilts: Bundles of Joy Quilt { A Tutorial } Every once in awhile I run across a quilt design and say to myself, "I can make that!" Even without taking a look at the pattern. Most of you probably had the same reaction when I posted a picture of this quilt. Finished quilt will measure around 24 x 28. Here are the supplies you'll need to make the top: 1 Charm Pack (or 42, 5" charm squares)1 Yard of a coordinating solid STEP 1: Take your solid print and slice 14 strips that measure 1.25" by WOF (width of fabric). STEP 2: Cut each strip of solid into 7" lengths. STEP 3: Take each charm square and slice them at a random measurement straight up and down. (To save some time, feel free to stack several charm squares together when cutting. Here is a photo of all the charm squares cut and stacked in pairs. I used a Hushabye Charm Pack by Tula Pink for Moda Fabrics. STEP 4: Begin piecing your charms back together by placing a 1.25" x 7" strip along the cut edge of one side of your sliced charm squares. Again, press the seams open. Happy quilting,
Tutoriels-maison par Bisoudoudou le 21 octobre 2013 dans Techniques, Techniques & tutos, Tutoriels T&N Il est grand temps de reprendre le fil de nos explications autour des coutures. Traitons la plus jolie de toutes : la couture anglaise. La couture anglaise est LA couture par excellence. par Un needlenaute le 23 septembre 2013 dans A la une, Techniques & tutos, Tutoriels T&N Anne, alias Blanche-Neige sur T&N, a écrit cet excellent tutoriel afin que nous puissions toutes lui piquer son idée de robe corbeau, merci mamzelle ! par Saki le 4 juin 2013 dans Techniques & tutos, Tutoriels T&N Les avantages des boutons pressions en résine ne sont plus à démontrer. par Juliette le 18 avril 2013 dans A la une, Style & Mode, Tutoriels T&N Porter un chouchou dans ses cheveux est à l’heure actuelle signe d’une fashion-attitude qui bluffera même vos amis les plus hype… Tout le monde pense que la mode est un éternel recommencement ? par Bisoudoudou le 28 février 2013 dans Techniques, Techniques & tutos, Tutoriels T&N
Killer clothes and Fine Cuisine Baby Monsters! Very basic amigurumi -- EDIT: Photo-tutorial added! EDIT! Just wrote out a long photo-tutorial on my blog so you've no excuse now not to learn amigurumi if you've been wanting to! I made these for a class I'm going to be teaching for people who have never crocheted before, so I had to make them super easy, but still cute and customizable. Hopefully they'll be able to finish the project while I'm with them They're made out of 10 different kinds of yarn, but my favorite to work with was the Cascade 220 wool. I'm going to post a pattern on my blog I think, but is pretty simple. That's the tutorial in a nutshell! OH and if you're anywhere near Austin, these are at Knitting Nest, along with MJ, Pee-Wee, and DJ Lance!
Les sites pour apprendre à coudre / patrons de couture gratuits | Madame Choup Apprendre à coudre sur Internet : des sites qui regorgent de conseils, tutos et patrons. Leçons, conseils couture Petit Citron: toutes les techniques de couture en image, des conseils, patrons…L’Atelier de Couture Husqvarna Viking : les base avec des vidéos explicatives pour coudre des poches, faire un ourlet, poser une fermetureCoupe Couture : « Le blog qui vous apprend à coudre ». ce blog est une mine d’informations pour nous les débutantes (et aussi les confirmées), des explications claires et illustrées pour faire des doublures, coussins…Leçons de couture : un blog qui recense les blogs couture avec des tutos. Classement par catégories : accessoires, jupe, hauts, pantalons… Patrons de couture gratuits Toujours plus haut : site qui liste des patrons de couture gratuits sur Internet. WordPress: J'aime chargement…
Homemade "Vicks Vapor shower disks" Have you seen the commercials for the Vicks Vapor shower disk thingies? You put one of these disks in your shower, and voila thanks to the vapors in it, you're magically healed, your cold is gone, and your face is shockingly free of snot. I always used to watch the "Noxema girl" splashing water on her face and wondered how she was able to wash her face without being completely overrun with boogers. I'm the only one? Regardless, Vicks makes these things and I'm sure they're super expensive for something that is just going to wash down your drain. You know where I'm going with this, right? Yep. I made them myself. The idea started a few weeks ago when my sweet little nephew Parker came down with Croup for like the 1,438th time. And they couldn't be any simpler. Sarah's Homemade Vicks Shower Disk Thingies -Baking soda -Water -Essential oils: eucalyptus, rosemary, and lavender. 1) Add baking soda to a mixing bowl. 2) Slowly add water until you've made a thick paste.
Atelier Couture Créative a craft blog: Project 3 - A New Technique Tried For my third project for my HOLY MOLY I HAVE TOO MANY CRAFT BOOKS challenge, I decided to venture into new territory...smocking. The project comes from this book, Smocking for Beginners. The book's title is very misleading...Beginners?!!?? Pretty gnarly stuff. After practicing for a bit, I jumped into this project, enjoying every minute of handwork. Here's a close up of the smocking Itching to give polka dot smocking a try? Black Marks = Sewing Guides for this tutorial only Red Floss = For this tutorial only 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 3 books down - 47 more to go ;o) happy day ^*^ kat
one-of-my-favorite-etsy-shop-lucky-star Hi there, lovely ladies! How's your day? I hope you are all fine. I have recently discovered an Etsy shop which sells a variety of cute and adorable party decoration items and the stuff. I am sure most of you already know Erin. She's got this fab blog called Lucky Star Lane and an awesome Etsy shop, as well. I was looking at her shop for the nth time tonight and I just can't help sharing with you MY favorites! In case you don't know, we are crazy over owls here! Look at this Diaper Cake! Now, how about this owl centerpiece? Owl corsages!!! Cute centerpiece topper. And this owl corsage for a baby boy shower! She's got other pretty things there, not just owls! So what d'ya say about this rag garland? Oh, and this Ribbon and Lace Chandelier decoration is absolutely lovely! And these flower pins are too cute for words! She's so talented and so creative, you've got to see it for yourself. Hugs,