Sur Twitter, les internautes partagent les pliages de serviettes les plus créatifs qu'ils ont vus dans leur hôtel ou leur Airbnb. Une tendance insolite.
Broderie traditionnelle : décorez une serviette en lin de mignonnes fleurs bleues.
Lords and Ladies, In case you haven't noticed, I am quite excited about the return of Downton Abbey this weekend. In anticipation of the new season, I am going to help you plan your own Downton Abbey-worthy feast. I'll be sharing recipes that were inspired by The Unofficial Downton Abbey Cookbook by Emily Ansara Baines....Read More
One of the greatest things about the Internet is that no matter what you're interested in, somewhere in cyberspace there will be a group of likeminded people to chat to and share ideas with. There is a Facebook group especially for people who love to make their own cloth pads, and I really enjoy being a part of it. Whether troubleshooting misbehaving sewing machines or discussing the pros and cons of different fabrics, this group of friendly, creative women help each other to create fabulous cloth pads. Apparently, a lot has happened in the cloth pad world since I took a break from it for a few years. Here are some things I have learned: - Reusable menstrual products are now widely known as RUMPs. How did it take so many years for someone to think of this?! - People are making their own underwear using a pattern called "Scrundies", and they look amazing. - Penis pads are a Thing. Menstrual pads. In the shape of penises. - Also vulvas, teddies, sharks, owls, Batman. Pads are no longer just pad shaped! - You can now buy snaps in the shape of hearts and stars. - HOW many different types of menstrual cup?! Sometimes people post pictures of pads they have made using the Luna Wolf patterns, and seeing those makes my heart do a little happy flip. A couple of people have done some really clever, creative things with the patterns, and I am sharing them here with their permission (thanks, ladies!). Ranela De Guzman came up with a way of cutting out the pattern so that she can trace the cutting line, sewing line, AND core stitching line, all within the same template: I just love how clever this is. Everything is already perfectly aligned, centered, and ready to draw around. I have seen templates cut out on both the cutting and sewing lines, but they always looked flimsy, and I wondered how they would keep their shape. Including the core stitching guide in the template anchors and stabilises it, totally solving this issue, while having the guide ensures the core stitching is always in the perfect place in relation to the edges of the pad. This is one of those gamechanging ideas that I wish I had thought of, and I can't wait to try it myself! (Picture by Ranela De Guzman.) Siena Snedeker adapted the 9" pattern to create a "pocket and insert" style pad, cutting the top and bottom off the template to form the pockets: She repurposed an old swaddle blanket for the foldable inserts. You could also make a couple of serged cores to use as inserts, and vary the number used to increase/decrease absorbency. I can see this working really well for a heavy flow if you used PUL backing, and instead of changing the whole pad, you could just change or refold the insert. I want to make a couple of these to wear to work on my heavy days so I don't have to fit a whole load of AIOs in my bag, just a few inserts. I'm really looking forward to trying this! (Picture by Siena Snedeker.) Thank you so much ladies for letting me use your images and share these cool ideas!
Look to the sea for big-day inspiration.
Euan Uglow (UK 1932-2000) The Blue Towel oil on canvas laid on plywood 25 x 24 cm
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So eine Strandtasche, die ausgerollt gleichzeitig ein Badelaken ist wollte ich schon ganz lange haben.......und im Netz findet man auch viel Anleitungen......aber keine die mir so richtig gefiel. Darum hab ich selbst eine geschrieben und teile sie natürlich sehr gerne mit Euch! :-) Man benötigt nicht viel: 2 Badehandtücher oder Frotteestoff Fester Baumwollstoff Klettband Passendes Nähgarn Füllwatte Zunächst werden die Träger und die Vordertasche aus dem Baumwollstoff zugeschnitten. Die Größe kann individuell angepasst werden. In diesem Fall sind die Maße 85 cm x 12 cm für die Träger und 18 cm x 40 cm für die Vordertasche. Um die Träger herzustellen werden die Stoffstreifen einen cm an den kurzen Seiten umgebügelt. Nun die langen Seiten links auf links zur Mitte falten, noch einmal falten und bügeln. Anschließend insgesamt 3 mal absteppen. So entsteht ein sehr stabiler Griff für die Tasche. Das Ganze mit dem anderen Träger wiederholen. Die zugeschnittene Vordertasche nun an allen Seiten mit einem Zickzackstich versäubern und alle Kanten einen cm breit umbügeln. Nur die obere Kante wird einmal abgesteppt. Im nächsten Schritt wird eines der Badetücher in der Mitte zerschnitten. Die offene Stoffkante einer Hälfte mit einem Zickzackstich versäubern, einen cm breit umbügeln und absteppen. Nun müssen beide Stoffe miteinander verbunden werden. Dazu das große Badetuch mit der kurzen Seite in das zusammengefaltete kleine Tuch schieben und feststecken. Rundherum steppen und nicht vergessen eine kleine Wendeöffnung zu lassen! Durch diese wird nun die Watte eingefüllt und danach die Naht entweder mit der Maschine oder von Hand verschlossen. Jetzt sollte das eben genähte Kissen mit dem Handtuch zusammengerollt werden. So lange, bis ein kleines „Päckchen“ entsteht. Auf diesem „Päckchen“ nun auf der Vorderseite die Tasche , einen Henkel und auf der Rückseite den anderen Henkel - je nach Belieben positionieren und stecken. In diesem Beispiel sind die Träger 20 cm und die Vordertasche 17 cm vom Rand entfernt festgesteckt. Die Tasche zwischendurch einmal anheben um zu prüfen, ob die Träger auch gleich lang gesteckt sind. Auch der Klettverschluss sollte jetzt mittig positioniert und gesteckt werden. Nun die Tasche wieder entrollen und alle so positionierten Teile gut feststeppen. Die vordere Tasche nur an den Seiten und unten feststeppen und evt. mit einer mittleren Teilungsnaht versehen. Schon ist die neue Strandtuchtasche fertig und bereit für einen schönen Tag am See oder im Freibad! Jetzt fehlt mir nur noch der passende Schnitt für ein Strandkleid. Jemand eine Idee? Am liebsten auch aus Frottee.... :-) Das Video zur Anleitung findet Ihr übrigens hier: *klick* Viel Spaß mit der Anleitung und ich hoffe, wir haben auch bald das passende Wetter! Liebe Grüße Lina Verlinkt bei : "RUMS"
Sur Twitter, les internautes partagent les pliages de serviettes les plus créatifs qu'ils ont vus dans leur hôtel ou leur Airbnb. Une tendance insolite.
Red Word NapkinEmbroidered napkin in antique damask cloth. For this piece, Sarah drew inspiration from the tradition of the "Trousseau," a custom from the past where sheets, tablecloths, and napkins bore the intertwined initials of the betrothed, embroidered in red thread by the bride's family. - Hand embroidered in red cotton thread with a word that particularly touches Sarah. - Made in our atelier in Marseille, South of France Dimensions: Average size: 50 x 70cm; 20 x 28in. Each napkin is unique, size can vary. Care: Hand wash or machine wash at or below 30°C, gentle or delicate cycle, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, iron on the reverse side. If possible, use a delicate linen bag.Read our full care tips
These adorable Dancing Princesses are the cutest Pipe Cleaner Craft for kids, are mess free, great for imaginary play and make sweetest room decorations.
above: Bag and Doily by Hendrik Kerstens A few weeks ago I shared with you the work of Suzanne Jongmans, who reinterpreted paintings by famous Dutch Masters using packing foam and materials. In a similar vein, photographer Hendrik Kerstens has been photographing his daughter Paula since she was a child, posing, lighting and styling her in the manner of famous Flemish art. Using everyday objects like trash bags, toilet paper, lampshades and towels for the fashions, his images simultaneously capture his daughter's serene beauty and the historical seventeenth century style of portraiture. Bubble Wrap: Aluminum: Lampshade: Paper Roll: Pimp Up Towel: Napkin: Flange: Red Rabbit IV: Oastry Bag: Cupcake: Refuse Veil: Trash Bag: Black Cap: Beaver Hat: Pimp Up: Wet Towel: Below is a lovely essay about his work by Margriet Kruyver: When Hendrik Kerstens decided to dedicate himself entirely to photography in 1995, he turned to a model very near at hand: his daughter Paula. He wanted to document all the important moments in her life, to ‘be there’, to capture something of the fleeting moments that fade from memory all too quickly. The inquisitive eye of the photographer plays an important part in the process: he sets out to catch a glimpse of his subject’s secret being and tries to understand what it is he sees. He is fascinated and amazed by the fact that every human being, no matter how familiar, is ‘other’, a mystery that can never be completely unravelled. The project became known as ‘Paula pictures’, one of which went on to win the Panl-award. Something else is going on in Kerstens’ photographs. Time and time again he uses his daughter as a model, immortalizing her, as if to stop time and oblivion. Not only does he picture her in relation to events in her own life, he also projects on her his fascination with the Dutch painters of the seventeenth century. Kerstens: ‘One day Paula came back from horseback riding. She took off her cap and I was struck by the image of her hair held together by a hair-net. It reminded me of the portraits by the Dutch masters and I portrayed her in that fashion. After that I started to do more portraits in which I refer to the paintings of that era. The thing that fascinates me in particular is the way a seventeenth-century painting is seen as a surface which can be read as a description of everyday life as opposed to the paintings of the Italian renaissance, which usually tell a story. Northern European painting relies much more on craftsmanship and the perfect rendition of the subject. The use of light is instrumental in this.’ A number of the portraits of Paula are very reminiscent of Johannes Vermeer. the austerity of the photograph, its clarity, the serene expression on the young girl’s face, untouched by the experiences of adult life and, not least, the characteristic ‘Dutch’ light, all combine to create this impression. Kerstens has photographed others beside his daughter, ‘gave them a place in his heart’ as he calls it. Over the years, he has portrayed a number of men and women. These ‘portraits’ and ‘tronies’(the 17th century Dutch word for faces or heads) refer in their execution to both the Dutch masters and the portraits of the Italian renaissance. Kerstens is conscious of the fact that people are the same, no matter who they are or what age they live in. Any association with a certain age is determined by the way we are depicted: the clothes and make up we wear, accessories and lighting. He is fascinated by this game with time and is capable of magically separating the portrait of Paula in a hoodie from everyday reality. You could say that he 'paints' with his camera. To him, photography with its technical possibilities is a means of continuing the ‘descriptive’ arts. The association with painting is even further emphasised by the sharpness of his photographs. The combination of his fascination with the ‘other’, the love for his child, his attempts to come to grips with the passing of time and the knowledge of his craft make this a unique series of photographs which can be firmly placed in the Dutch tradition. (via Witzenhausen Gallery) Images courtesy of ©Hendrik Kerstens, represented by Nunc-Contemporary Hendrik Kerstens
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Verona est une jolie serviette de forme ovale pour le tissage. Il s'agit d'un fichier de téléchargement d'instructions pdf, pas l'article physique. Le projet de fichier pdf de tissage se compose de 11 pages et comprend des instructions détaillées, des conseils, des calculs de projet, le rabattement, le nombre de lisses, l'amarrage, les détails de la marche, le plan de levage pour les métiers à tisser de table et des images. Structure du tissage : sergé pointu IPE : 24 Nombre de bouts : 519 Fil recommandé : env. 3 360 yards (2 cônes) de fil de chaîne non mercerisé 8/2 Maurice Brassard en blanc pour la chaîne et 1 680 yards (1 cône) de fil de coton non mercerisé Maurice Brassard 8/2 en vert nil et 1 680 m (1 cône) de fil 8/2 Maurice Brassard Fil de coton non mercerisé de couleur ardoise. Ce fil est extrêmement doux après finition humide. Obligatoire : Métier à tisser à 8 axes d'une largeur minimale de 22 po. 8 pédales 1 navette Dimensions sur le métier à tisser : 21,6 po. de large sur 32 po. de long Mesures lavées et ourlées : env. 19" par 26". Niveau de difficulté : avancé débutant Vous devez savoir préparer votre métier à tisser avec une chaîne et vous préparer au tissage. Une assistance par e-mail pour vous aider si vous avez des questions sera fournie.
I usually costume Claire from Outlander, and I have outfits from the first 3 seasons. But in season 4, a costume worn by Brianna (Bree) caught my eye, and I started working on it before the first e…
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Offrez-vous une sensation de bien-être avec notre serviette de bain nature S, une touche de douceur et d'élégance pour votre rituel de relaxation. ✨ Cette serviette est fabriquée à partir de coton de haute qualité, assurant une absorption optimale et une sensation agréable sur votre peau. 🤎 Les légères lignes en relief ajoutent une texture subtile et raffinée, rehaussant l'esthétique de cette serviette de bain avec un soupçon d'élégance. 🌟 Avec son format pratique, emportez-la facilement dans votre sac de sport, votre sac de plage ou en voyage, pour rester rafraîchi(e) où que vous alliez. 🫧 Utilisez cette serviette pour profiter d'une expérience de relaxation ultime dans votre salle de bain, votre spa ou lors de vos moments de détente à la plage. 💡 Placez-la sur votre porte-serviettes ou à portée de main dans votre salle de bain pour allier praticité et esthétisme. 👉 Existe en différentes tailles et coloris 📐 Dimension : L 100cm x l 50cm 🧵 Matière : Coton 🧺 Instruction de lavage : Passage en machine à 40° - séche-linge à basse température.
It's the new year! I don't know about you, but the new year inspires me to organize, clean, & throw a lot of stuff away. It's all about the fresh start. Here are 13 ways to organize your bathrooms for the new year, whether it's just adding some baskets or completely remodeling, get inspired to make a fresh start in your bathrooms for 2013.... {Source} This pull out cabinet is amazing for storage of everything from medicine and face wash to hair brushes and curling irons! If you are building a new home or remodeling a bathroom, this would be
Onze eerste bestekcollectie is er en het is mooi en glanzend! Deze vorken en lepels zijn pure luxe, gemaakt van massief messing met geweldige details.
HOW TO FOLD A NAPKIN INTO THREE SWIRLS By Shirley Hailstock Inspiration for learning the folding instructions This is the final napkin with three swirls. Attached is a link to the video explaining how to fold the napkin into three swirls. This napkin folding technique is also available for a four swirl napkin. Please go to my website (http://www.ShirleyHailstock.net) or YouTube Channel for instructions.
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Inspirée du phare portugais Gibalta, situé à Oeiras, la collection de serviettes de plage Gibalta est une nouvelle version des serviettes de plage classiques des années 40. Avec un motif à carreaux en deux couleurs, il apporte un certain côté rétro. Réalisée en éponge velours et 420 g/m² de coton, la serviette de plage Gibalta mesure généreusement 100x180 cm et se décline en huit coloris : bleu et blanc, vert et blanc, jaune et blanc, gris et blanc, rose et blanc, terracotta et blanc, rouge et blanc, bleu marine et blanc, lavande et blanc & beige et blanc. Taille: 100x180 cm
SÖTRÖNN is een serie van opvallend textiel en interieur, dat is gemaakt in samenwerking met de Japanse ontwerper Hiroko Takahashi. Mix en match de opvallende expressie om de traditionele Japanse kunst te combineren met de moderne cultuur.
These blanket stiches are most popular. Crochet is a fun, relaxing hobby that anyone can do after you've learned the basic techniques.
Sunning antique cover from a German magazine. Perfect for framing, cards, bookmarks, scrap-booking--the possibilities are numerous . The image is 7.023" x 9" You are purchasing an incredibly sharp, clear, digital image scanned at a high resolution, 300dpi in jpg form. Once payment is received, you will be able to INSTANTLY DOWNLOAD YOUR IMAGE(S). Our images can fit on 8.5 x 11 paper. **THE ANNOYING WATERMARK WILL NOT APPEAR ON YOUR DOWNLOAD** What fabulous things can you create? Announcements, Invitations, and place cards, (think wedding, engagements, baby!) Paper Arts: Jewelry: Used on transfers: Print and Frame For: Greeting cards Earrings Tee-shirts Baby's Nursery Stationery Bracelets Tote bags Child's Room Bookmarks Necklaces Pillows Wall Decor Gift tags Napkins Scrap-booking Dish towels Altered Art Ribbons Card Making And any magical thing your artistic bent can create! The Fine Print (No pun intended) Do's Do make fantastico art with our digital delights! Don'ts Do not use our images in digital collage sheets, resell them, reproduce them in a compilation cd for resale, or share them with buddies. We and our little elves work tirelessly to ferret out special pieces of paper ephemera, which we then scan and restore to perfection for the discerning creative customer. Taking our work and reselling or redistributing is not only bad form, it angers our little pals. And you don't want to make an elf mad! So please refrain from practices that you would not want done to your artwork. Thank you!
My interest in serviette folding was born on a wet day at my Grandmother's house, I was a pre teen and helping her with the ironing and watched while she ironed serviettes into wonderful shapes and neatly stacked them for use. I asked her to show me how and she did. Once you know several folds and people see them, they often have at least one other that you haven't seen before, you gain knowledge of the new one and on it goes. Now that I have already posted all the napkin folds I know, I decided to look on the net for some new ones to learn. This one is another very easy fold and it's called the Candle fold.. very suitable for Birthday Parties!
Follow this photo tutorial to learn how to make a pretty origami rose napkin with a cloth (or paper) napkin, quick and easy to do.
If you’re already familiar with the work of the Canadian music journalist Nardwuar the Human Serviette, please forgive me for stating the obvious:...
Create your own controlled chaos.
U par jednostavnih koraka oblikujte zeke koji ce ukrasiti vasu Uskrsnju trpezu i obradovati vase malisane :) Potrebno: vece papirne salvete ili platneni ubrusi Priprema: Rasiriti salvetu. Presviti je na pola. A zatim dobijenu polovinu ponovo presaviti na pola. Preklopiti levu i desnu stranu prema sredini formirajuci trougao na gornjem delu salvete. Presaviti obe strane donjeg dela salvete prema sredini formirajuci trougao i sa donje strane. Saviti levi deo donjeg trougla prema sredini. Isto uciniti i sa desnom stranom. Okrenuti salvetu na suprotnu stranu. Donji ugao salvete podici prema gore. Pazljivo okrenuti salvetu na suprotnu stranu. Kruzno saviti levu stranu prema desnoj, a zatim i desnu prema levoj te zagurati kraj salvete u dzepic sa suprotne strane. Podici salvetu i nezno razdvojiti "usi", blago ih savijajuci u stranu. Verzija za stampu * Za pripremu zeka mozete koristiti i salvete standardnih dimenzija. Izgled ce biti jednak ali ce, za nijansu, komplikovanije biti baratanje sa manjim salvetama. * U toku pripreme, zbog fotografisanja, koristila sam selotep (koji cete mozda primetiti na slikama pripreme). Lepljiva traka, inace, nije potrebna jer dok salvetu drzite u rukama ona se nece razmotavati i gubiti oblik.
