Inspiration and realisation: DIY fashion blog

[...] ), painter's tape, a large needle and scissors. the tutorial // how-to: Open one of the large jump rings and attach it to the lobster clasp. Place another one of the large jump rings into the clasp, [...]

[...] . Go to the detailed instructions here! For a 48 squares configuration, you'll need: 432 jump rings / 7 mm diam 180 jump rings / 4mm diam crocheted squares 3x3 inches with 1" diameter [...]

[...] 't last, because once I put it on... I really want to keep it on for one month in a row!) 432 jump rings / 7 mm diam 180 jump rings / 4mm diam two sets of pliers there are 3 sets of jumprings that [...]

[...] grey ones, so I went for my two favorite winter colors: black & grey) * 10 - 10mm closed jump rings 18 Gauge * 2 -  barrel end cords with internal diameter 9mm (Mine comes from my stash, [...]

[...]  - 2 balls Anchor Artiste Metallic Yarn - Silver - 2 balls knitting needles and circular needle sizes 4 (3.5mm) and 6 (4mm) (I used size 4(3.5mm) needles for the ribbed hem and wrists, and [...]

[...] yarn require rather large tools, whether knitting needles, or crochet hooks. I used my own circular needle and made a set of DPN for the project that will be on the blog shortly. the circular needle [...]

[...] are needed: in my case I casted on 134 stitches for the collar and worked on 1:1 rib on a circular needle, up to a 1-3/4", then bind off. For the wrists, I casted on 41 stitches and worked on 1: [...]

[...] : boat neckline detail Pick the stitches around the neckline (193 st.) and work with a circular needle size 4 mm in 1:1 rib for 8 rows + 4 rows tubular with 3.5mm circular needle. Close with [...]

[...] in all forms, I decided to join the club and gave it a try too. I had to practice using my knitting machine, and with the two beds machines, one of the first lessons on the manual is about how to knit [...]

[...] ;Creazioni OR Facebook)  because honestly, after more than two decades without using a knitting machine,  I couldn't have made it without the huge selection of videos and tips. Now that [...]

[...] in the air... and maybe soon on a new sweater! I bought the intarsia carriage for my knitting machine, and can't wait to try it ! Although prices range from extra splurging to very cheap, [...]

[...] anatomy of a multi-striped sweater After more than two decades (ugh... really??) without a knitting machine, it is time to get serious about making things. When it's about knitting, there are two [...]

[...] end cups) Note: I liked the bow of the Burberry belt (first picture on the top left on my inspiration board) - you can make this bow smaller - just using less cord. Now you have your pieces ready to [...]

[...] in DIY style! Gather your leather cords, pick your favorite colors and get to work! my inspiration board on Polyvore - I already made one of these... remember? supplies vary from bracelet to [...]

[...] ;subtle" applique t-shirt refashion! Inspired by all the bold prints: check out my inspiration board on Polyvore! what you need // supplies  I used a white t-shirt with a scoop neck, [...]

[...] of reptiles of any kind whether in garments, shoes, accessories, or accents.  my inspiration board on Polyvore The one that triggered my DIY imagination is this sweater by Jason Wu with the [...]

[...] Floss Aquamarine Blue * Fray Check * Flat Nose Pliers (easier with two sets) * a crochet hook (the hook has to fit into the chain links- mine is a 1.4mm ) * a large needle DIY multi [...]

[...] lace Lasso: I mentioned these last year and I'm obsessing over ever since! 11- get your crochet hook and make these rainbow slippers in no time! 12- I searched, but looks like the link [...]

[...] DIY - drop shoulder color-block sweater // supplies: knitting needles size 5mm, 5-1/2mm, 8mm crochet hook size 5mm circular knitting needle: 5-/12mm yarn: 450 gr (for a size 2) - thick & thin yarn [...]

[...] rows were done,  I did few rows  with scrap yarn and closed the last edge with the crochet hook The soft part of the velcro is on the crocheted bind off edge, while the rough part onto the [...]

[...] - Freezer Paper - Fabric scissors - Schmetz #1770 - Twin Needle - 3mm ... and a sewing machine: (you don't need a fancy one: I used my Brother sewing machine) t-shirt with chiffon: [...]

[...] out an old t-shirt * 12" Black Metal Zipper Closed Bottom * Freezer Paper * sewing machine (or lots and lots of patience if you decide to doing it by hand) * Twin needles Sz.4.0/ [...]

[...] in black and 1 pair in royal blue {gifted} - Seam Ripper - pins - black thread and sewing machine DIY colorblock Royal Blue + Black pants the how-to // tutorial: Pin down (on both pair [...]

[...] looks once is flat This is an extremely easy construction ... except for the fact that my sewing machine didn't want anything to do with the thick knit and the mesh fabric... so I ended up hand- [...]

[...] to fit around the sleeves 7/8" wide and one to fit around the neck. 7/8" wide Sew a zig-zag stitch just on the selvage to secure the edge. The linen fabric will fray very easily, just use a [...]

[...] is why you might want the split in the back, too. Finish the collar of your sweater with a zig-zag stitch or a bias tape, then follow the step by-step instruction going forward: I marked on a piece [...]

[...] top stitching will look pretty neat, and on the wrong side the bobbin thread will look like a zig-zag stitch which will give the seams an extra stretch. And here how it looks in detail!! I know which [...]

[...] original seam was originally. After the two legs are sewn together, finish the edges with a zig-zag stitch. Sew down the black belt on the blue front: first by sewing down the outside part (right [...]

[...] it with the clasp and the other one with the jumpring burn the edge of the rope, add some E6000 glue and slip the rope onto one of  the end caps Measure on your wrist, cut to size, burn the other [...]

[...] of the star studs with the wire cutter Use a toothpick to fill the inside of the star stud with E6000 glue apply the first star stud over the metal connector on the side  alternate the star studs [...]

[...] : the supplies Tools: - Beadalon Bead Crimp Tool - Round Nose Jeweller pliers - E6000 glue - Artistic Wire, 22 Gauge non tarnish silver Black rope chain: - Ande Monofilament [...]

[...] of leather cord: pull out 1/4" of the inner cotton part, on both ends, use few drops of E6000 glue around the edge and use a toothpick to slip the ends into the end caps. and let dry... (the end [...]

[...] once I put it on... I really want to keep it on for one month in a row!) 432 jump rings / 7 mm diam 180 jump rings / 4mm diam two sets of pliers there are 3 sets of jumprings that connect [...]

[...] the detailed instructions here! For a 48 squares configuration, you'll need: 432 jump rings / 7 mm diam 180 jump rings / 4mm diam crocheted squares 3x3 inches with 1" diameter whole in the middle [...]

[...] Yds: Black * 1 - 1/2" metal buckle * 1 - crimp ribbon pinch 10 mm * 2 - end caps 8 mm diam. * E-6000 glue * hand leather needle the skinny bow belt: how-to / tutorial Cut the  [...]