Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2014

How-To: A Tutorial on How to Make Felt Flower Plumeria Bobby Pins

I know it's Winter, but I keep dreaming about Summer and an island vacation. Here is a tutorial on how to make a plumeria flower bobby pin out of felt!
 

Skill Level: Medium. You need to know very basic sewing.

You will need:
  
  1. scissors
  2. white felt (I prefer to use wool or wool blend, it just looks and feels nicer than polyester)
  3. two bobby pins
  4. needle
  5. thread
  6. light pink powdered blush
  7. dark or hot pink powdered blush
  8. yellow or gold powdered eyeshadow (If you are a super fancy artist, you can use your artist powdered pigments instead)
  9. a small and large eyeshadow brush
  10. hairspray
  11. industrial adhesive (I use E-6000. I love this stuff, it is really strong, you don't have to worry about your flowers falling off. Hot glue can also probably be used, but I think the flowers might fall off since it is not that strong.)
  12. Newspaper or scrap paper
These are all things you probably have just laying around the house!

Let's make a plumeria blossom!


Sunday, January 12, 2014

Tutorial on How to Make Simple Bows out of Felt, Foam, or Leather


I made a new tutorial on how to make a simple felt bow for barrettes or for attaching to anything you like. It is for sale for only $2.99 in my Etsy shop: Bow Tutorial .

Here is a snapshot of what the tutorial looks like. It comes in a printable PDF file. It is 18 pages with 33 color photographs!


Monday, December 19, 2011

How to Make a Fabric Bow Barrette Hair Clip



Here is a tutorial on how to make a French style bow barrette out of fabric!

You can purchase the instructions in a beautiful printable format here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/88062522/instructions-on-how-to-make-a-fabric-bow

Friday, December 9, 2011

Handmade Alpaca Knit Hand Warmers


This was my new project for Christmas presents. These hand warmers were hand knit and crocheted with 100% Alpaca yarn! It is so soft!

Jump for simple instructions to make these hand warmers.