Showing posts with label Lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lace. Show all posts

Friday, April 12, 2019

Vintage Boho Envelopes

Hello, my friends!
Today I am bringing you my project: three Vintage Bohemian Envelopes created as an entry into Sheila's giveaway challenge (closed now)
We were to create the freestyle envelopes. I checked with Sheila about her favorite craft style and it was vintage... I took it from here
The 1st envelope was created via live stream with Maggie White and Amy Love



And been an overachiever, I created a tag for this envelope


2nd Envelope I used the same technique (if you would like to see how I made it, watch a process video below)



The 3rd Envelope was created following Valentine Buck's live video tutorial exclusively at "NSK&Friends"

In all, I was very proud of myself to achieve such beautiful results keeping in mind that Vintage is not my crafty style and Boho if fairly new to me as well




Let me know what you think about these projects! Does it fit the Vintage Boho? I would love to hear your opinion!
Please enjoy the video and I will catch ya later...
Hugs and Kisses,
Natasha

Monday, February 11, 2019

Layered Beaded Ribbon Lace Seam binding Tailed DIY Bow Tutorial

Hello, my friends,
Today I would like to share with you a step by step tutorial on how to make layered beaded ribbon/seam binding/lace tailed bow
Something like that...
Step 1. 18-inch ribbon (in this case seam binding); face ribbon wrong side up
Step  2. fold tails of ribbon on itself 4inch from both ends; crease

 Step 3. mark 1.5 inches from the edge (do for both ends); sew or glue on the mark


 Step 4. left the end of the folded ribbon fold on the mark of 3 inches from the edge

Step 5. fold the right side of folded ribbon away from you (about on 3-inch mark from the edge); your ribbon should be folded in a Z fold

 Step 6. while holding layers in the center spread loops in all directions, like a star; secure layers by sewing or gluing; be sure tails of the ribbon will be on the same side

 Step 7.  take about 8 inches of beaded string; fold it in half and cross into “breast cancer” loop; glue to the #6
 Step 8. take complimentary material  about 10 inches (it can be lace, another shade of ribbon, sequin trim or all together); tie a simple bow with the same length of tails as at #6; glue on top of #7
 Step 9. choose your final centerpiece; adhere to #8
 Enjoy the final product...
 
Hope you like this tutorial and will visit our shop for the following items that was used in this project:
1. Seam -binding
2. Cotton Lace
3. Pearl trim
4. Sequin trim
5. Applique flower
6. Venice applique trim
7. Paper flowers
Thank you very much for stopping by and spending some time with me.
Hugs and Kisses,
XO-XO-XO

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Whimsical Loaded Embroidery Hoop created for swap at NSK&Friends

Hello, my friends!
Today I will share with you my finished project for a swap at "NSK & Friends" on Facebook "Whimsical Loaded Embroidery Hoop"
This was the most fun project I have done in the years...
Unfortunately, all files of the process video were deleted (so sad), so I will offer only an overview of the project in the video...
We had to create many things along with the main project - altered embroidery hoop
Well, I loaded that one with laces, trims, floral sprays, dangle laces, feathers appliques and more





 The back part of the altered loaded hoop had to be in form of the pocket, which I used to tuck in all the extra goodies, that I made for my partner...

I started with the empty pocket


Let us load this pocket with goodies...

here how wand looks on its own



 back of the wand

Next, let put postcard and ATC


What would we have to add next? Ah, stick pins





Now, I forgot about handmade flower... well those couldn't fit into the hoop pocket, so I had to package those separately...




How about lace tussle... BAM!




Let's take a look at how all items fit into whimsical loaded embroidery hoop pocket...


Now from the front again...

Wow, I love how it all came out...
And the final TA-DA, packaging...


 Well, enjoy the video below for the details of this project...
Hugs and Kisses,
Natasha