Decorate a polyester mesh basketball jersey for March Madness or St. Patty's Day with Siser heat transfer vinyl & a home iron or Cricut EasyPress! Get the step by step instructions here!
La temporada navideña se acerca y con ella llega una tendencia que está arrasando en el mundo del nail art: las 'sweater nails' o uñas efecto jersey .
Decorate a polyester mesh basketball jersey for March Madness or St. Patty's Day with Siser heat transfer vinyl & a home iron or Cricut EasyPress! Get the step by step instructions here!
Tu decoración navideña no estará completa sin su estrella de Navidad. Te damos 24 ideas para hacer tus propias estrellas.
Decorate a polyester mesh basketball jersey for March Madness or St. Patty's Day with Siser heat transfer vinyl & a home iron or Cricut EasyPress! Get the step by step instructions here!
Quer investir na customização de camisetas, mas está totalmente sem ideias? Separamos 60 inspirações e passo a passos para reformar suas roupas antigas!
So let's see where we ended up. First the sleeve. Then the shoulder. Then the front. I love it. Totally couldn't be happier. I'm actually considering doing this
I'm making a quilt with these little beauties on the blocks and thought I would share the process with you all since it's coming out so pretty (in my opinion). I'm using some knit scrap I have from cutting up some long sleeve knit jerseys my husband wanted converted into short sleeved shirts. He had worn and washed the shirts several times so the knit is so soft! And since I'm having such a love affair with orange right now, the scraps are working perfect for me. so let's get started. For one rose, you will need: knit of your choice cut into a 27 X 3/4 inch strip (for the flower) knit of your choice for the leaf (at least a 2 X 3 inch piece probably) fabric to sew rose onto Firstly, decide what you are going to sew the rose to (a shirt, napkin, tea towel, quilt blocks, whatever) and mark the position of the middle of the flower: Next, take your knit strip and fold the very end over at an angle like so. There's no exact measurements to this, so you'll just have to use your imagination and free form it. It's highly unlikely you will be able to make two roses exactly alike. Start sewing along the outside of the knit and folding your knit over as you go. I sew until I come to the point and then fold the knit again. just keep on folding, keep on folding until you have no more knit strip to sew. Now, tack the end down by tracing around the tail end with a stitch like so: Next up, using a rotary cutter, cut some leaves out to the size and shape you desire. and play with the placement until you like it and then sew them down tadaaaa! If it only smelled as pretty as it looks! (not that it smells bad, but you know what I mean!) let me know if you try this, I'd love to see a picture! ~Penny edit- hmmm, I just realized the post name "knit rose tutorial" could be confusing so I renamed this post to help avoid any confusion that the post is about knitting a rose.
DIY jersey frame ideas are the perfect solution for displaying the jerseys and memorabilia of your favorite sports teams.
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Decorate a polyester mesh basketball jersey for March Madness or St. Patty's Day with Siser heat transfer vinyl & a home iron or Cricut EasyPress! Get the step by step instructions here!
Spring is the time to say “see ya later!” to all my winter clothes. I don’t actually have a special place to put them, but I do shuffle things around…
DIY cardigan. :)
DIY jersey frame ideas are the perfect solution for displaying the jerseys and memorabilia of your favorite sports teams.
I had some leftover supplies from a few projects and decided to redo one of my Spring sweaters. I used some buttons covers from my Spring Ring Project, some fabric scraps from my Spring Burlap Wreath and some ric rac from a project that’s being posted tomorrow. I hardly ever wore this sweater before because...Read the Post
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There are numerous ways to protect the environment, and it's up to us to choose the most suitable methods to contribute and help our planet. This is especially crucial now, given the many factors contributing to climate change and the degradation of our beloved Mother Earth.
Want to know how to fix a hole in a sweater or reattach a button? Discover easy ways to fix a sweater with these simple techniques—plus, what you to put in your sweater repair sewing kit.
Today we propose an easy way to use up leftover cotton yarn. We bring you an easy pattern to personalize your garments. We’re going to make a pocket in crochet…
Quilts! Sewing! Books! Life!
Hello folks…how are you? I hope this post finds you feeling good. Thank you, to all of you who sent warm wishes after learning our big fluffy guy, Dude, passed away. Here’s Dude’s story if you would like to read it: “Dude’s Apple Tree” I’ve learned a little something about myself in the last... Read More
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i don’t know what it is about this time of year that makes me just want to have my bare feet in the sand, be watching the sun setting into the ocean, and breathing in the warm salty air of the beach… as i get older, more and more i find myself missing that place […]
These yarn-based buttons look cute on a knitted or crocheted sweater, or make them to decorate a bag, hat, or scarf. They're a great way to use up scrap yarn, and easy to make once you've mastered the basics.
