Frayed and Fancy Ribbon Belts!
Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Accessories. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Just for fun!
These all sold before I could post them, but I thought that I'd put the pictures up anyway. I'll have to make some more like them soon. 
Pretty pink and white crepe flowers

Blue damask frayed flower with a rhinestone, white flower with silver pearls

Cream bubble organza and white organza flowers with bead clusters

Pretty pink and white crepe flowers

Blue damask frayed flower with a rhinestone, white flower with silver pearls

Cream bubble organza and white organza flowers with bead clusters
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Emmaline Headband
Stain-coverage discovered!
What do you do with a childs shirt that has been stained multiple times and been placed in the rag-pile? Throw it out? I think not! 
If you have a few pretty scraps of material laying around and a few hours you can do THIS!
I used strips of dark gray crepe and light gray chiffon to sew little ruffles over the stained area.
With the scraps left over from the scraps, I made this matching hair clip. Matchy-matchy, but cute!

A few things I learned from this project:
1. Fray Check is your friend.
2. USE Fray Check.
3. Use Fray Check on the material BEFORE you sew it into little ruffles. It sure is a lot easier to apply it to flat material.
4. A sewing machine would make this project a LOT faster. I think I logged about 3 hours on this project by hand-stitching it.
5. I need to buy a sewing machine. And learn how to use it.
Look HERE for more idea's on re-fashioning old clothing. This woman is brilliant and inspired me to try my hand at it.
If you have a few pretty scraps of material laying around and a few hours you can do THIS!
I used strips of dark gray crepe and light gray chiffon to sew little ruffles over the stained area.
With the scraps left over from the scraps, I made this matching hair clip. Matchy-matchy, but cute!
A few things I learned from this project:
1. Fray Check is your friend.
2. USE Fray Check.
3. Use Fray Check on the material BEFORE you sew it into little ruffles. It sure is a lot easier to apply it to flat material.
4. A sewing machine would make this project a LOT faster. I think I logged about 3 hours on this project by hand-stitching it.
5. I need to buy a sewing machine. And learn how to use it.
Look HERE for more idea's on re-fashioning old clothing. This woman is brilliant and inspired me to try my hand at it.
Labels:
Accessories,
clothing,
hair clips,
handmade,
refashions,
sewing
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Frayed & Fancy Headbands!!
I can't stop making these headbands! They are so fun to make and I love coming up with different styles, so I have decided to sell my handywork. Look for a link to Etsy soon, I am working on setting up an account at the moment. If you are interested in my headbands, please take a look and see if there is anything you like, and spread the word! We'll see how I fare in the crafty mom buisness world...
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