Wednesday, November 3, 2010
day "14": adelaide
day "14" of my make something everyday project.
I’m sorry this has turned into a make something every week project :( I am too busy/unmotivated to do this. This one’s a little different, I decided to make something with my hands instead! I've named her "Adelaide".
Go to my tumblr to look at the rest!
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Hello! I'm Connie and I love to admire (and attempt to create) beautiful things. I believe design should be thoughtful and sincere. This is a collection of my admiration for pretty things. Leave a comment to say hello! I'm a wedding/lifestyle photographer based right outside of Santa Barbara. Check out my website: thegreatromancephoto.com |
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4 comments:
so delicate + lovely! thanks for sharing :)
xo Alison
Hi Connie
I just LOVE your blog. Did you follow a tutorial to make this project? I'd love to try it myself.
Khali
xx
@Khali
Thanks so much Khali! :) I didn't follow a specific tutorial, just glanced briefly at several.
Basically, you cut out larger flower shaped pieces of cloth (has to be polyester or it'll burn) and smaller tear-shaped pieces. I also added some tulle.
You use an open flame to melt (not burn) the edges. Then, I layered them together and sewed them! (You can also probably hot-glue gun them first if that's easier). Then I sewed on the beads! :) Hope that helps?
It did help - thanks so much, you're so clever! x
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