While searching for info on Peyote stitch, I run into the FAST method on this site: http://wildsallyroad.blogspot.com/2011/09/fast-f-s-t-peyote.html. I was intrigued and tried it. This alternate method can be used for even or odd count peyote. It is shown here with an odd-count. Someone with much more experience with Peyote than I have, nicknamed it the FAST and FRUSTRATING method as whatever time might be saved is quickly lost if any mistakes are made along the way as undoing is time consuming. When I read her email, I laughed so hard, as I had the same experience. I have already nicknamed this method the Double F method… As to time saving I don't know, I have not timed it yet. So far, I am a bit lukewarm about this method, mostly because it does not have the peaceful rhythm of regular Peyote… picking up a bead, catching a bead, picking up a bead and catching one… The rhythm becomes a meditation. Regardless this method has merit, but especially for odd-count peyote as it bypasses the odd-count turnaround. Myself, I prefer the 2 Needle Method for Odd-Count Peyote, but you can mix the 2 methods within the same sleeve project and find out which way is best for you. Do the first 4 rows Start using either the traditional method or the 2 needle start. 2 needles are used for this method, so you might as well start with the 2 needles. > Peyote Stitch - 2 Needle Start. Then add 1 row (4th Row, 3 rows were made at once with the start). 1. Place a mini-clamp on one thread end. 2. Insert 6 Delicas Size 10, 3 Seed Beads Size 11, and 6 Delicas Size10. 3. With the Needle #2, go through the first bead on right. This is actually the last bead you threaded on Needle/Thread #1 4. Place the mini-clamp on Thread #1, right at bead. Catch the 2nd bead on left side, that's the protruding bead. Then go through the 3rd bead on right side and pull the thread. The two beads are positioned diagonally from each other. See the angle of the needle. 5. Repeat step 4, catching the next protruding beads on left side, and go through to the right, skipping the next bead and catching the one after that. 6. Continue. 7. Here are the beads of Row 5 & 6 all added in. This method adds 2 rows at once. Peyote Stitch rows are counted in a diagonal, or zig-zag fashion. 8. Remove the mini-clamp and adjust the tension. Here the same sequence started for row 7 & 8 9. Insert 6 Delicas 10s, 3 Seed Beads 11s, and 6 Delicas 10s. 10. With the Needle #2, go through the first bead on right. This is actually the last bead you threaded on Needle #1 11. Place the mini-clamp on Thread/Needle #1, right at bead. 12. Catch the next 2 beads. Continue integrating the 2 sides by catching 1 bead on each side, and skipping 1 in between. Once the rectangle is finished it can be joined into a tube by zipping the 2 sides together. See the other tutorials for the peyote sleeves listed below for instruction on finishing. This sleeve was done with 0.06 WildFire in Camouflage Green. The Miyuki bead mix is Green Patina with Delicas Size 10 and Duracoat Gold Seed bead Size 11. This is my final post for the Peyote Sleeves, Yay. Look for an upcoming review on Beading Thread. Otherwise, at least for the time being… I am switching back to other projects next. References Other Peyote Stitch Tutorials Even-Count Peyote Sleeves with Delicas Size 11 Even-Count Peyote Sleeves with Seed Beads Size 11 Odd-Count Peyote Sleeves with Delicas Size 10 & Seed Beads Size 11 2 Needle Start - An Alternative Method to Start Peyote 2 Needle Method for Odd-Count Peyote Get Kits, Materials & Tools Peyote Beaded Sleeves Kumihimo Bracelet with Long Magatamas & C-Lon Tex 400 Bead Cord Magnetic End Clasps in Gold or Silver Tone Related Posts Why add Beaded Sleeves over Magnetic Clasps? Beside the esthetic… Thread Burners Review
At shows I often demo braid samples on Kumihimo disks. Lately one of the finished braided sample turned into a bracelet has attracted lots of attention with many asking for a kit. Voilà, a new kit is born. Well, not so fast, it took a bit more experimenting, to iron all the wrinkles out of the process and several test bracelets later a final version was done. It is better than the original bracelet in my opinion. So yes you can get there without all my experimenting and get a great result on the first try. That's the beauty of a kit, you get all the materials in one spot and bypass the trial and errors. -> Kits Bead, Cord & Clasp Pack The cords in the Bead, Cord & Clasp Packs are pre-cut and ready to be inserted in the slots in the kumihimo disk for your convenience. All of this will make this project easy even if it is your first kumihimo project. This kumihimo bracelet is an original rendition of a kumihimo done with Long Magatama beads from Miyuki. These beads have been often associated with beaded kumihimo. So what's original about this one? The C-Lon Bead Cord Tex 400 braid can be peaked in between the Long Magatamas, giving the beads a fabulous color background. A central core is used, so the bracelet will remain the same length for the lifetime of the bracelet. This project comes in many colors - Bracelet can be stacked or worn in combination with other types of bracelets. With the Bead, Cord & Clasp Pack you get the complimentary PDF instructions sent by email. The manual is 12 pages long with over 30 large pictures. It is a step by step instruction with pictures like the ones below showing each step. It includes instructions on how to set up your cords on the K-Disk, how to load the Long Magatamas, how to braid, how to braid with beads, how to remove your project from the K-Disk, and how to prepare the ends for the clasp and how to finish the project. It has a what if? section, plus the standard women's bracelet length and how to care for the bracelet. Plus it has the braiding mantras… whatever else would you need, right. Left Up Right Down And Turn That's the Kumihimo Mantra! Tool Bags designed for this project are also available. They include: a Mini K-Disk, 8 EZ-Bobs, a Weighted EZ-Bob, a Mini-Clamp, and a Big Eye Needle. The PDF manual is available by itself if you already have all the material and tools on hand. These bags makes it easy for you to take your project on the go, then you can braid in the car, on a plane, on the beach or watching for your favorite TV show. Watch out it is addictive - and hey you can make gifts and a bracelet in every color available! Resources: -> Kits -> C-Lon Tex 400 Bead Cord -> More Kumihimo Supplies -> Other Kumihimo Kits -> Newest Post about this Kit and Design Options
Occasionally I step out of my comfort zone, technically speaking… Away from techniques I am familiar with to meander into new territories. That is exactly what happened after releasing a new kumihimo bracelet kit using a magnetic clasp. Originally I designed the bracelet with a sterling silver clasp, but it added too much to the cost of the kit… So to keep the price of the kit low, I went with the magnetic clasp. Then... Several of my customers told me of having problems with the gold finish getting removed due to their skin types. They planned on spraying a lacquer finish… Others including myself found the magnetic clasps preferred to attach themselves to various metal objects. Finally after losing a bracelet for several days only to find it under my desk attached to a metal leg and metal set of drawers, I knew I had to do something to improve the bracelet. So after searching for new clasps, I found new European magnetic clasps with strong magnets and advanced designs. These clasps are fabulous but their inside diameters are 10 mm by 7 mm, not the 4 to 6mm inside diameter needed for the bracelets. I look forward to designing new projects with these clasps. So keep posted. Next, I decided to cover the clasps with beads, creating a tubular sleeve that would prevent the magnet from moving sideways. I remembered seeing tubular cylinders used a spacers made with Peyote Stitch at one of the show I attended. So I spent a weekend learning Peyote Stitch, creating rectangles and zipping them into tubes. hey I made my first beaded sleeves for the magnetic clasps. These beaded tubes are inserted right over the clasp, either left loose, so they can be interchanged, or stitched to one side. Since adding the beaded sleeves over the magnetic clasps, I have not lost a single bracelet, and if the metal reacts to my skin, the bead sleeve will act as a barrier. Hey - Problems solved! New designs or design improvements sometimes come in unexpected ways… And Peyote Stitch is easy to learn and very addictive. So try it. Over the few next few posts or so, I will go over what's involved in making these Peyote Stitch Beaded Sleeves, show you a few versions of the Peyote Sleeve, show several methods of starting the peyote stitch and of doing the rows, and talk a bit about the history of Peyote Stitch and the origin of its name. References Peyote Stitch Tutorials Even-Count Peyote Sleeves with Delicas Size 11 Even-Count Peyote Sleeves with Seed Beads Size 11 Odd-Count Peyote Sleeves with Delicas Size 10 & Seed Beads Size 11 2 Needle Start - An Alternative Method to Start Peyote 2 Needle Method for Odd-Count Peyote The FAST Peyote Method - An Alternative Peyote Stitch Method Get Kits, Materials & Tools Peyote Beaded Sleeves Kumihimo Bracelet with Long Magatamas & C-Lon Tex 400 Bead Cord Magnetic End Clasps in Gold or Silver Tone European Magnetic End Clasps Related Posts Thread Burners Review
Lacis Macrame Board with a Bead Mat Covering Here is the set up I used to demo the leather wrap bracelet at Stitches this weekend. Th...
T.BA Gypsy Vest Silk Velvet The vest is really having ‘a moment’ now, but the thing is, a vest is always a good idea. At T.ba, we take pride in making everyone’s favourite vests. This seasons models, in velvet and tones such as brown and black, with double jewelled buttoning, are especially elegant. This is guaranteed a gift that will be worn again and again and again.
The striking shade of Marigold Linen brings vivacity and opulence to the home. Matched with dark, forest or olive greens, this jewel tone enhances the luxurious aesthetic of such rich colour combinations. With a subtle tactility, this linen takes inspiration from Transylvanian Marigold fields, blooming from late spring to autumn, also adding an organic texture into the room. PRODUCT INFORMATION Composition: 80% Linen, 20% Polyamide Width: 150cm Weight: 610 gsm Fabric Usage: Upholstery, Curtains and Blinds, Cushions Design Code: Marigold - FB00158, Pineneedle - FB00168, Washed Indigo - FB00167, Boysenberry - FB00166, Navajo Red - FB00165, Mudcloth - FB00164, Tobacco - FB00163, Cactus - FB00162, Aqua Haze - FB00161, Faded Denim - FB00160, Ripe Papaya - FB00159, Cloudy Blue - FB00157, French Ivory - FB00156 *Please note that fabric cannot be returned *Sold in 1-metre increments ABOUT MIND THE GAP From the unseen and undiscovered to the instantly recognisable and iconic, Mind The Gap pay homage to art, architecture, artefacts, culture, rituals, and people from all four corners of the globe. Created with an appreciation for the history of art and design, the Mind The Gap collections present a host of different styles, each with a strong aesthetic identity inspired by the marvellous creations of mankind. Led by founder Stefan Ormenisan, the design team creates vintage, classical, traditional and contemporary looks, generating a unique bohemian lifestyle that encapsulates the spirit of wanderlust of our birthplace. Mind The Gap products are rich in detail with high-quality finishing and unique embellishments. Mind The Gap are not just purveyors of wallpaper or fabric. They are creators of moods, stories and lifestyles. A world of intriguing combinations and endless creativity, filled with luxury wallcoverings, fabrics, furniture and home accessories that are timeless pieces that enrich lives with beauty and style.
Myriam Balaÿ creates beautiful luxurious and minimalist textile jewelry. Her designs are all handmade in France. She uses cotton, linen and silk to create these colorful pieces. They bring joy to every outfit.
While searching for info on Peyote stitch, I run into the FAST method on this site: http://wildsallyroad.blogspot.com/2011/09/fast-f-s-t-pe...
Botanical Atlas Collection A bold, dramatic geometric found in the Liberty archive has been developed into this richly textured matte and sheen velvet. Woven in Belgium using opulent yarns in ten jewel- inspired tones, this coordinate can be paired with all our prints and embroideries from the collection. Suitable for heavy domestic and severe contract upholstery, drapery, cushions, and accessories. VERY IMPORTANT! For fabric properties such as width, composition and print repeat, see Fabric Properties tab, below. Unless faulty, your order cannot be amended, refunded or cancelled so please make sure you are happy with all of its features before ordering. This product is specially cut and delivered individually and therefore non-returnable.
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PLEASE NOTE! Wetsuits are EXCHANGE ONLY. .5 MM Fiber-Lite Neoprene. Covered back zip and secure velcro closure Bonded seams with cover stitch SPF 50+ Fabric content: 80% neoprene, 20% nylon Care instructions: hand wash, hang to dry Fit: model is 5'9" and wears a size S. Styled with the Colorblock Trucker Hat Our wetsuits and neoprene swim styles are made using green technology, contributing to a gentler environmental impact. By using earth mined limestone in place of petrochemicals, and recycled materials such as tires and plastic bottles, water resources are conserved and carbon footprint is significantly reduced. We are proud to create eco-friendly products that can be enjoyed across oceans world-wide. Our wetsuits are produced in limited-edition runs, when they sell out they are gone forever.
Braid shown coming out of the Disk A while ago I noticed interest in kumihimo is often divided between fiber lovers and bead enthusiasts. Most of my customers when asking me questions about the best cord to use for their kumihimo first express their area of interest. Either it is all fiber, or all beads. I happen to love both so I went searching for ways to bring both into focus. Braid made with C-Lon Fine Weight Bead Cord One of my first trial in this direction was a small braid done with C-Lon Fine Weight Bead Cord Tex 135 and Miyuki Size 11 Seed Beads. I used a Mini Kumihimo Beadsmith Disk, 4.5 inch in diameter and Small EZ-Bobs to hold the cord and beads. Gold was the only cord color chosen for the standard 8 strand round braid. The bead mix was added at random. The beads were added on all 8 cords at random. The uniform color brings out the braid structure. A close up of the braid shows the segments with and without beads. The braid is 2mm in diameter. The look is delicate. The plan is to make a bracelet, but as I only braid this sample as a demo, it is slow going as I have a number of braiding demos to choose from at shows. I will post a picture when it gets finished! Another of my show samples is this 12 strand braid made with C-Lon Bead Cord. I also chose a uniform color scheme for this braid, Bronze, and Miuyki Duracoat Size 6 Beads. This sample braid shows some irregularity in the second segment. I will need to trouble shoot to se what exactly happened. I often braid at show on these sample pieces while talking to customers... so anything is possible. I may have to start all over, we will see. 12 Strand Braid with C-Lon Bead Cord The 12 strand braid with the standard size of C-lon Bead Cord has about a 3mm diameter, so about the same diameter as an 8 strand round braid with C-Lon Bead Cord Tex 400. An 8 strand round braid done with the standard C-Lon Bead Cord measures about 2.5mm depending on tension. 12 strand and 16 strand round braids are set on the disk the same way as 8-strand braid, but place more cords on the disk and then braid counterclockwise each set of braids in sequence. Set up for 12 strand braid My next sample was made using knitted hand dyed rayon ribbon and Miyuki Size 6 beads added in sections. The sample was finished into a bracelet and a neckpiece. I wear them sometimes, and occasionally wear the necklace as a multiple pass bracelet. Sample Braid made with Variegated Hand Dyed Knitted Rayon Ribbon and Beads I fell in love with this knitted rayon ribbon. It braids beautifully. The hand dyed color are gorgeous and once it is braided it is soft against the skin and also protected from accidental damage. Rayon fibers are very thin and can be snagged. So make sure before working with this fiber to make sure all your mails are nicely filed... Variegated Hand Dyed Knitted Rayon Ribbon: Golden Berries, Blue & Tan, Aqua & Bronze, Passion Flowers and Pomegranate So out of these meanderings, I created the Bead Cluster Kit in 5 color ways. See my next blog for details... Go to > Bead Cluster Kits
Buy the Zarah Top sewing pattern from Fibre Mood. Those gorgeous statement puffed sleeves with handsome long cuffs are sure to turn heads. The designer recommends making this top short and sassy. But if that’s not your thing, just make it longer. The generous pleat at the back gives Zarah a lovely, roomy feel. And the jewel neckline and concealed placket finish it off perfectly. This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats: – PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF? – PDF pattern + Printed A0 copy shop (We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you’ll need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day). What is Copy Shop? Suggested fabrics: The Zarah Top works well in all kinds of fabric. One thing is clear though - its statement sleeves call for a stiffer fabric, such as poplin, silk taffeta, nylon, leather(ette), cotton twill, organza, oilskin. If you prefer a top that is less voluminous, select a fabric with a more fluid drape like cotton voile, double gauze, or viscose (crepe). Fabric requirements: 110 cm wide fabric: 190 - 305 cm // 140 cm wide fabric: 145 - 265 cm. Sizing: EU 32 – 60 / US 0 – 28 / UK 4 – 32 (approx. UK 6 – 28/30, based on our standardised size chart). Please also check the designer’s size chart and pattern measurements. Notions: Thread; iron-on interfacing, max. 65 cm; buttons, 1.1 cm diameter, 14 for sizes 4-22 or 15 for sizes 24-32. PDF pattern includes: Step-by-step illustrated instructions; A4/US letter print-at-home pattern (35 pages); A0 copy shop pattern (2 sheets); projector pattern. Note: Seam allowances are included in this pattern. The copy shop file we print for you shows the cutting lines only (not cutting lines and stitching lines) to make it easier to know what size to cut out. If you’re looking for more maker inspiration, check out the latest sewing pattern reviews from the sewing community. We also have a sewing blog to keep you up to date with all the news from the world of sewing.
These bracelets made with a flat braid can be done on a round kumihimo disk or a square plate. The flat braid is easy to learn and the movements of the cords become instinctual quickly. Four variations of this 8-strand flat braid are shown on page 68 in Braids, 250 Patterns from Japan, Peru & Beyond, by Rodrick Owen, but none of the variations have the heart motif shown here. In this tutorial, this braid is done on a round disk, but instructions for the square plate will be forthcoming in a future post. These bracelets can be worn singly or stacked. They are light and comfortable to wear. When stacked the magnetic clasps either attract or repel each other depending on the direction of their magnets, so take advantage of this property to stack them closely. Wear these bracelets triple stacked as shown on the top picture. Tutorial - Step by Step Instructions This is a free tutorial... but it is copyrighted! If you want to share the content with others, always refer to this original post... and visit Marion Jewels in Fiber online store for supplies. Thank you! - Marion Braiding Materials Rayon Satin #2, or 2 mm Nylon Satin - or 2 mm Chinese Knotting Cord - 3 yard (2.7 m) Metallic Cord with Shiny Finish - 12 yard (10.80 m) or Metallic Cord with Iridescent Iris Finish - 15 yard (13.50 m) or Metallic Cord with Fine Finish - 20 yard (13.50 m) These cords will be cut into 1 yd length. The satin will be used individually, the metallic cords will be used as a bundle or strand with multiple cord treated as 1 unit. These steps are described in Step 1 and 2. Finishing Materials C-Lon Micro Cord - 1 yard (0.9 m) cut in 1/2 into 2 lengths of 18 inches (45 cm) Magnetic Clasps with 6.2mm inner diameter The tutorial shown below is made with Black Rayon Satin #2, Silver Shiny Metallic Cord, and a 6.2 mm Black Oxide Magnetic End Clasp. These materials are available by following the links in the material list. Tools & Adhesives 4 inch Kumihimo Mini Disk 2 Mini-Clamps 2 EZ-Bobs (optional) 1 Paperclip 1 Weighted EZBob Scissors Micro Tip Pruning Snip or Shears Pliers Poly Zap Super Glue All these tools can be found in Tools for Kumihimo, Tools, and the glue in Adhesives. Step by Step "Cord" refers to an individual cord or a strand - a group of cords is treated as a unit, as in the metallic strand. Set Up the Braid 1. Cut 3 one yard length of Rayon Satin #2 or 2 mm Nylon Satin. Fold in half and insert into the paperclip. 2. Cut the Metallic Cord into 1 yard lengths, keeping them together as a strand. Fold at the center and add to the paperclip. Add mini-clamps at each end or roll the ends into the EZ-Bobs to keep the cords from intermingling. 3. Tie several half hitches 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the paperclip with C-Lon Micro Cord. 4. Pull the paperclip through K-disk, the weighted EZ-Bob, and secure the paperclip with a mini-clamp. 5. Place the cords and strands in the slots on each side of the black dots. The heart pattern is created by placing the metallic strands in the slots above dots #24 and #8. Braiding Steps Left cord by #32 to slot below the 2 cords by #8 Right cord by #32 to slot below the 2 cords by #24 Now 3 cords are on each side and 2 cords are by dot #16 Left cord by #16 to slot above the 3 cords by #8 Right cord by #16 to slot above the 3 cords by #24 Now 4 cords are on each side Right cord above dot #8 to slot right of dot #16 Left cord above dot #24 to slot left of dot #16 Now 3 cords are on each side and 2 cords are by dot #16 Right cord below dot #8 to slot right of dot #32 Left cord below dot #24 to slot left of dot #32 Reposition the side cords to the closest slots on each side of #8 & #24 Now all the cords are in the slots on each side of black dots. The metallic strands are now on each side of dot #16. Braiding Mantra Top down Bottom up Center up Reposition Here is the Mantra shown in a graphic form: Note: Move the left cord 1st Note: Move the left cord 1st The cords are back to the same position as before Move 1. To continue, repeat the Mantra. Turn the disk over often and check the progress of the braid. Tips - Keep your tension even - I prefer mine on the loose side for this braid. - Hold the flat braid on the back end of the disk with your left hand, braid with your right hand. Repeat these steps until you have braided the cord to the desired length. Remove the cords from the disk while holding the braid with your left hand. With 18 inches (45 cm) of C-Lon Micro Cord, tie several half hitches right at the end of the braid. The End Clasps 1. Prepare the part you just finished braiding - Wrap the cord ends in a corkscrew fashion with the Micro Cord. Do it very tightly but keep some space between the wraps. Wrap around 1 inch (2.5 cm). End the wrap with a few half hitches. For the end with the paperclip - Cut the cords first, then wrap the cord ends in a corkscrew fashion. 2. Add a few drops of Poly Zap Superglue over the wrapped parts. Let the glue dry. Cut the ends with the snip or shears leaving 3/8 “ (1 cm) of wrapped cords. Check the fit. Round the braid with pliers if needed. Dab a drop of glue on the end clasp and insert. Let dry. Design Options Peyote Sleeves Add a Peyote Bead Sleeve over the magnetic clasp. Go the tutorials HERE and get the materials HERE. Extra Colors Add an extra color for the center of the braid as shown above. Grey Satin was used for the two satin cords by dot #16. This way the satin color at the center of the braid is different than the color on the sides. Compare Materials 2 mm Nylon Satin: Shown on left. It has a bit more sheen than the Rayon Satin. It is strong and durable and devoid of the annoying little thread that sometimes stick out of the rayon satin. Rayon Nylon Satin #2: Shown at center. Beautiful sheen. Needs to be treated nicely. Harder to clean than nylon. Little threads stick out sometimes. 2 mm Chinese Knotting Cord: Shown on right. Matte. Textured. Strong and durable. Easy to wash. Enjoy this tutorial. Happy Summer! - Marion Links to Materials Metallic Cords Rayon Satin Nylon Satin 2 mm Chinese Knotting Cord C-Lon Micro Cord Magnetic Clasps
Botanical Atlas Collection A bold, dramatic geometric found in the Liberty archive has been developed into this richly textured matte and sheen velvet. Woven in Belgium using opulent yarns in ten jewel- inspired tones, this coordinate can be paired with all our prints and embroideries from the collection. Suitable for heavy domestic and severe contract upholstery, drapery, cushions, and accessories. VERY IMPORTANT! For fabric properties such as width, composition and print repeat, see Fabric Properties tab, below. Unless faulty, your order cannot be amended, refunded or cancelled so please make sure you are happy with all of its features before ordering. This product is specially cut and delivered individually and therefore non-returnable.
PLEASE NOTE: This pattern is a digital (PDF) sewing pattern. more info Gemma is a pullover tank sewing pattern designed for woven fabrics with a shirttail hem and options for a high (jewel) or low (scoop) neckline and two lengths: regular and cropped (NEW). Gemma is a quick and simple project and sewing this top is a great way to learn some garment-sewing basics. Gemma will become a favorite for your summer wardrobe and all season layering! Included are fourteen sizes with two front bodice pieces to fit different cup sizes. inspiration & resources: visit the Gemma Page on my blog! recommended fabrics: lightweight woven fabrics such as lawn, shot cotton, shirting, double gauze, broadcloth, silk noil, lightweight chambray, and rayon challis (see yardage chart). NEW SIZES! fourteen sizes A-N, designed for chests 32-66 inches [81-168 cm] and hips 35-70 inches [89-178 cm] (see size chart & finished measurement chart) NOW WITH LAYERS All pattern piece files include layers so you can print just the size(s) you need. pattern includes: digital instruction file - includes diagrams for each step, 6 pages Print at home pattern piece file with LAYERS - formatted for US Letter with A4-compatible margins, 26 pages 1-page A0 copy shop pattern piece file with LAYERS - b&w and color (see how to use a copyshop file for more info) Projector pattern piece file with LAYERS for home projector setup with full (mirrored) pattern pieces and 4 inch and 10 cm grids for calibration
The striking shade of MARIGOLD Linen brings vivacity and opulence to the home. Matched with dark, forest or olive greens, this jewel tone enhances the luxurious aesthetic of such rich colour combinations. With a subtle tactility, this linen takes inspiration from Transylvanian Marigold fields, blooming from late spring to autumn, also adding an organic texture into the room.
Botanical Atlas Collection A bold, dramatic geometric found in the Liberty archive has been developed into this richly textured matte and sheen velvet. Woven in Belgium using opulent yarns in ten jewel- inspired tones, this coordinate can be paired with all our prints and embroideries from the collection. Suitable for heavy domestic and severe contract upholstery, drapery, cushions, and accessories. VERY IMPORTANT! For fabric properties such as width, composition and print repeat, see Fabric Properties tab, below. Unless faulty, your order cannot be amended, refunded or cancelled so please make sure you are happy with all of its features before ordering. This product is specially cut and delivered individually and therefore non-returnable.
Buy the Josephine Dress sewing pattern from Fibre Mood. This ultra-feminine dress has a jewel neck with a V-shaped keyhole finished with bias tape. The back fastens with a button. Josephine’s elegant bishop sleeves taper at the end with narrow barrel cuffs. And this dress is a hacker ’s dream. Just imagine the options... a dress with a gathered top, waist seam, and long, flared skirt, optionally tightened at the waist with a belt. Or you could make a classic blouse, or even lengthen it into a relaxed tunic, again with or without a belt. This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats: – PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF? – PDF pattern + Printed A0 copy shop (We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you’ll need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day). What is Copy Shop? Suggested fabrics: The sky's the limit. Josephine looks a treat in soft drape fabrics, such as viscose (crepe), polyester (crepe), lyocell, seersucker, double gauze, crepon, and broderie anglaise. But it also looks just as lovely in fabrics with more body such as poplin. Fabric requirements: Version 1 Dress: 110 cm wide fabric: 335 - 425 cm // 140 cm wide fabric: 240 - 345 cm. Version 2 Dress: 110 cm wide fabric: 315 - 395 cm // 140 cm wide fabric: 215 - 320 cm. Top: 110 cm wide fabric: 170 - 255 cm // 140 cm wide fabric: 120 - 185 cm. Note: To make the top or version 2 of the dress, you will need to lengthen pattern pieces 1 and 2. Sizing: XS – XXXL (approx. UK 6 – 28/30, based on our standardised size chart). Please also check the designer’s size chart and pattern measurements. Notions: Thread; iron-on interfacing, max. 20 cm; 8 buttons, 1.1 cm diameter; 1 hook-and-eye closure; concealed zip, 40 cm (for version 1 dress only). PDF pattern includes: Step-by-step illustrated instructions; A4/US letter print-at-home pattern (38 pages); A0 copy shop pattern (2 sheets) // Layers: Yes // Projector file: Yes. Note: Seam allowances are included in this pattern. The copy shop file we print for you shows the cutting lines only (not cutting lines and stitching lines) to make it easier to know what size to cut out. If you’re looking for more maker inspiration, check out the latest sewing pattern reviews from the sewing community. We also have a sewing blog to keep you up to date with all the news from the world of sewing.
Spring/Summer 2019 LFW Color Palette Energizing hues supported by a range of dependable classics defines the spring/summer 2019 colors for fashion. Here is how these Pantone colors translate to the C-Lon Bead Cord color offerings. Shanghai Red - Fiesta is a bright festive color radiating energy. Red - Jester Red is a deeper rich classic color. Popsicle Orange - Turmeric brings life and joy. Chinese Coral - Living Coral is the Pantone Color of the year. It is vibrant and full of life with a golden undertone. Light Magenta - Pink Peacock is theatrical, tantalizing, and a feast for the eyes... Olivine - Pepper Stem is a modern color that connect us with nature. Golden Yellow - Aspen Gold brings joy, good cheer, and brighten our day. Princess Blue - Capri a royal blue hue. Lemon - Lemon Verbena the London alternative color Chestnut - Toffee is deliciously irresistible. Marigold - Mango Mojito sounds so good... Green Olive - Terrarium Moss reminds us of rich foliage and the beauty of the natural world. Light Orchid - Sweet Lilac is a charming and endearing pink. Rose - Pressed Rose the London alternative color Spring/Summer 2019 Neutrals There will always be a need for structure and neutral colors. This season’s classics work well on their own, but also as a foundation for the distinctive color seen above. Wheat - Soybean is a natural, versatile neutral that changes depending on the colors that surrounds it. Navy - Eclipse is a deep blue like midnight, serious and mysterious. Vanilla - Sweet Corn is buttery, soft and classic. Chocolate - Brown Granite is versatile, grounded, strong, understated and timeless. It mutates depending on the colors that surrounds it. > C-Lon Bead Cord > Post about Living Coral - Pantone Color of the Year compared to C-Lon Bead Cord and More
Creating a Granny Chic living room is about embracing a nostalgic yet stylish design aesthetic that combines vintage elements with modern sensibilities.
Wow, almost all the C-Lon Tex 400 Bead Cord colors are here, 100 colors out of 108 are in. The picture above shows all 104 spools of Tex 400. 8 spools are regular C-Lon Bead Cord standing up for the Tex 400 Cord not yet in stock and the 4 neons are not shown - they do not play well with the other colors. We are still waiting for 8 new colors of Tex 400 to arrive, 4 in February and 4 in March. Yippee! The next step once they arrived was to adjust all the jpegs. Often the picture did not match the actual color on the spool, or there was discrepancies between jpegs of different sizes, so I spent time readjusting most the Photoshop files and jpegs of all 108 regular C-Lon, 108 C-Lon Tex 400, 44 C-Lon Fine Weight and 32 C-Lon Micro. 100's of jpeg adjustments later.... They now match the actual spools a bit more, at least on my monitor and preferred browsers, but please keep in mind that monitors and even browsers vary as to how they display colors. Another consideration are dye lots, so occasionally a color drifts a bit. Right now for example Antique Brown in the fine weight size is a bit yellower than in all the other sizes. Occasionally 2 colors drift closer to one another making them difficult to differentiate. But, hey, at least the dye lots are close, unlike Chinese Knotting Cord where often dye lots are so extreme that they create all new colors... but that is a story for another blog. After that I played musical chairs with actual spools trying to find a better way to fit for all the 104 colors in rows of 8 colors. Finally I transferred this reshuffle to the the web. Here are the actual spools of Tex 400 for the first 7+ rows Here is the last 6+ rows of Tex 400 The new arrangement starts with Greys, Black and White and ends with Blues. The old arrangement for the standard C-Lon Bead Cord started with Purples and ended with Black & White and Greys. So yes if you have an old color chart - reprint a new one if you wish. The new color charts are available in a PDF format. –> Print a Color Chart for C-Lon Tex 400 Bead Cord –> Print a Color Chart for C-Lon Bead Cord
A free Singapore theme printable pack with 9 fun activities for kids to learn about Singapore. Learn about Merlion, food, history and more!
Get ready to have all eyes on you with our Nazar Necklace! This stunning necklace will make any outfit stand out. Complete the set with our Nazar Bracelet and Nazar Anklet!
Hand made by Elisabeth Riveiro Height 5.6cm (width 4.3 cm) Elisabeth Riveiro is a passionate jeweller who hand makes her pieces in her studio in France using ancient and traditional techniques such as lost wax casting, planishing, chiselling and enamelling. She has been working for more than thirty years translating the designs of Enesto Riveiro inspired by ancient civilisations with an emphasis on geometric, zoomorphic or symbolic patterns. They are small wearable sculptures made from bronze and then gold gilded or silver plated.
Botanical Atlas Collection A bold, dramatic geometric found in the Liberty archive has been developed into this richly textured matte and sheen velvet. Woven in Belgium using opulent yarns in ten jewel- inspired tones, this coordinate can be paired with all our prints and embroideries from the collection. Suitable for heavy domestic and severe contract upholstery, drapery, cushions, and accessories. VERY IMPORTANT! For fabric properties such as width, composition and print repeat, see Fabric Properties tab, below. Unless faulty, your order cannot be amended, refunded or cancelled so please make sure you are happy with all of its features before ordering. This product is specially cut and delivered individually and therefore non-returnable.
This beautiful vinyl sticker can be attached to almost any hard surface such as windows, doors, walls, laptop and even your car. The sticker can withstand the sun well and has a color fastness of up to 7 years. The sticker comes with a confirmation manual.
Smudging is the ceremonial practice of cleansing and blessing a space by burning sacred plants such as sage or Palo Santo.
The Hadley is drapey, fluid, and sophisticated. It’s the semi-formal top that you need to wear to work or to throw on over your jeans for a night out. View A has a jewel neck, a pleat at the back neckline, and bracelet lengths sleeves. View B is sleeveless and features a soft v-neck. Both are subtly geometric as they have center seams in the front and back as well as a wide hem. Techniques involved include sewing straight and curved seams, setting sleeves, darts, pleating, and applying facings. Suggested Fabrics: Light to medium weight fabrics such as cotton, linen, silk, rayon, voile or lawn. Avoid fabrics that are too stiff since this top requires a bit of drape. Extra fabric may be needed to match plaids, stripes, or one-way design prints. Notions:Coordinating thread, hook & eye. Difficulty: Advanced Beginner US Women's sizes 0-18 The pattern envelope includes the full size pattern on tissue paper and instruction booklet with detailed instructions. Instructions are in English and use the imperial system. All seam allowances are included in the pattern.
Botanical Atlas Collection A bold, dramatic geometric found in the Liberty archive has been developed into this richly textured matte and sheen velvet. Woven in Belgium using opulent yarns in ten jewel- inspired tones, this coordinate can be paired with all our prints and embroideries from the collection. Suitable for heavy domestic and severe contract upholstery, drapery, cushions, and accessories. VERY IMPORTANT! For fabric properties such as width, composition and print repeat, see Fabric Properties tab, below. Unless faulty, your order cannot be amended, refunded or cancelled so please make sure you are happy with all of its features before ordering. This product is specially cut and delivered individually and therefore non-returnable.
Os brincos Asawa estão disponíveis em prata de lei e ouro vermeil. Comprimento do Brinco - 5cm OBSERVAÇÃO: Todas as joias são feitas à mão individualmente por mim sob encomenda e, como tal, podem levar de 1 a 3 semanas para serem produzidas. Se você estiver com pressa, não se preocupe, entre em contato comigo antes de fazer seu pedido e veremos o que podemos fazer.
