Please note first of all before you start reading this older post that I have long since included an updated/expanded version in the constructing section of my Materials pages which can be accessed…

A tutorial of how to construct the Lombard Curves Block, an exclusive block designed for the Modern Makes subscription box by Alderwood Studio.

Conscious PS Paul Smith button-down collar linen shirt Color: Blue Imported Highlights Tiffany blue linen/flax box-pleat detail mini logo tag button-down collar front button fastening long sleeves buttoned cuffs curved hem This item contains at least 50% materials which are certified or widely recognised as having a lower environmental impact through production and/or manufacturing processes that reduce water consumption and the use of harmful chemicals, or re-use by-products of the production process. Learn more about what makes a product Conscious on our Conscious Criteria page Composition Linen/Flax 100% Washing instructions Machine Wash Wearing The model is 1.86 m wearing size M Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 22704415 Brand style ID: M2R708UM20289

Even in the tightest corners of this cottage, the designer, Laura Parkinson of Palmer & Stone, squeezed a shower, mini fridge, and more.

Long-sleeve shirt sewn from a crisp cotton poplin. Styled with a regular collar, front buttoning and buttoned cuffs. Back yoke with box pleat. Curved hemline. Loose fit.

Much like many of you, our NZP Team members are staying home for the next few weeks, working from home, and we're honored to continue sharing Nancy's love of

Today Christine shares two different ways to incorporate curved seams into an art quilt. First a traditional Drunkard's path block is made and then next, Christine uses an improvisational method to sew curved seams.

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Fence net long sleeve cami top. Plus size.

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J'avais admiré les lampes de Sucrette il y a déjà pas mal d'années, mais ça me paraissait trop difficile à l'époque. Je me suis enfin lancée, je suis partie de 4 cadres en bois brut identiques et 2 pièces pour la fixation. 3 cotés sont vitrés. Je voulais aussi absolument un éclairage par le haut. La boite mesure 150x150x190 mm sans le couvercle. Ce n'est pas très grand à l'intérieur. Les cadres sont des "10x15" (dimensions extérieures 141x190 mm) , celui du couvercle est un 13x13 (dimensions extérieures 160x160 mm) J'ai vissé un raccord mâle et une rehausse laiton sur le couvercle. Le sol est en pâte séchant à l'air, le fond est recouvert de bardage en carton fin, collés sur le fond du cadre d'origine. Je compte mettre mes fleurs à l’abri de la poussière, et même changer avec la saison.

This was our last project at last month's Watercolor Wings class. I had been seeing these boxes pop-up all over Pinterest and just had to include my own version. The base curvy keepsake box is cut in Melon Mambo and then the English Garden DSP was cut from the handle side of the die as well (skip the other section). I then trimmed this cut piece of DSP down at the fold lines so that only the main side face was left- all the folds were trimmed off- and I adhered it to the matching place on the Melon Mambo base. Last, but certainly not least (after all it is what makes the box awesome!), I used the butterfly framelits to cut out the medium butterfly in Melon Mambo and the small butterfly from some vellum. To attach them to the box you have to cut the butterflies in half (gasp!) but don't worry, once you adhere them to the sides of the top split they will look whole and beautiful again :) Flutterby again soon!

Hi Stamper! So, if you follow our Instagram (Jomina.Creations) you probably saw this really cute retro trailer made with the Curvy Keepsake Thinlits (Holiday Catalogue pg. 11) and wondered how to make it. We've decided to post the instructions here and then post a video tutorial later on. We hope you love this project and hope to see your CASE (copy and share everything) of this project! Make sure to hashtag #jominacreations 1. Using the Curvy Keepsake Thinlits (item #135853) cut two of the box thinlit in Whisper White (two makes one complete box) 2. Cut two of the curvy keepsake boxes in Costal Cabana 3. Cut the Coastal Cabana at the scored lines (created by the thinlit) away from the "box base" 4. Cut the Coastal Cabana at 1 1/4" 5. Glue Whisper White Box Together at square base. 6. Glue the Coastal Cabana pieces to the Whisper White box using either Fast Fuse Adhesive (item #129026) or Sticky Strip (item #104294) 7. Using the Simply Scored Scoring Tool (item #122334) score the box every 1/4" 8. Cut Silver Foil Paper (item #132178) in 1/8" strips and glue onto all four sides of the box. Cut to length. 9. Cut Silver Foil Paper in dimensions pictured above. 10. Cut Whisper White paper in dimensions pictured above. 11. Glue pieces together to create a door and window. 12. Glue door and window onto box using Fast Fuse or Sticky Strip. 13. Punch three, 3/4" circles and one, 1/2" in Basic Black paper. 14. Punch five, 1/2" circles in Whisper White paper. 15. Glue the three of the 1/2" Whisper White circles onto three, 3/4" Basic Black circles. Draw a dot with a Basic Black Stampin' Write Marker (item #100082) in the middle of the Whisper White Circles. These are three tires. 16. Dimensional one tire onto the window and one on each side of the trailer. 17. Glue the coastal cabana piece of the curvy keepsake (keep me piece) onto the bottom of the trailer, to create a "hitch". 18. Roll a piece of Basic Black paper and use a glue dot to attach to 1/2" Basic Black circle, this will create a stand. Place into slot. 19. Roll a piece of Whisper White 3/4" thick and glue a 1/2" Whisper White circle to each end. Glue this tube dot onto the "hitch." This completes the project. If we've missed anything, comment below and we'll answer as soon as possible. Hope you love this Retro Trailer Curvy Keepsake Box as much as we loved creating it! Make sure to CASE this project and hashtag it #jominacreations or tag us in the photo! We would love to see your version of this project! Keep Creating Memories, Andrea Radzick and Irma Radzick Products You'll Need For This Project:

New Season SANDRO rhinestoned cotton shirt Color: Blue Imported Highlights blue/white cotton poplin texture mini check pattern rhinestone embellishment box-pleat detail classic collar front button fastening drop shoulder long sleeves chest patch pocket hem gusset curved hem Composition Cotton 100%, glass 100% Washing instructions Hand Wash Wearing The model is 1.75 m wearing size 1 Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 23749177 Brand style ID: SFPCM01157

Get your kids psyched about STEM and STEAM with interactive activities they can do at home. They'll be amazed to use science, technology, engineering, art, and math in a setting that feels nothing like school.

1,20 x 1,20 m, Anleitung von Karla Alexander, Stoffe von Brigitte Heitland

Item Code: 71686 Add a statement piece to your wardrobe with the Oversized Striped Poplin Shirt from Gant. Crafted from 100% cotton for a comfortable and breathable feel, this shirt features a big point collar and high cuffs to exaggerate the oversized silhouette. Classic details such as a chest pocket, curved hem and box pleat with the brand's signature locker loop at the back give the shirt a smart edge. Perfect for wearing loose with your favourite jeans or tucking into a mini skirt, this oversized shirt is a high quality casual yet chic option for the coming season.  Women's  Colour - Linen  Oversized fit Big point collar Chest pocket High cuffs 100% Cotton  This garment is intended for an oversized fit. For a closer fit, we recommend sizing down. Gant Oversized High Cuffs Striped Poplin Shirt

One more installment after this one of selected quilts from the exhibitions at Quilt Market Houston 2015. A wide variety of styles, I find them all either likable, interesting or intriguing. Enjoy…

Style: Shift DressDesign: FloralFabric: JacquardLength: MiniNeckline: Round NeckSleeve Length: Sleeveless

6" Wide Curved/Circle Aluminum Truss. We can create any radius out of our 6" wide aluminum mini truss. We offer curves in ladder (flat), triangle, or box profile shape.

At about 16 feet long, the Barefoot Caravan is a monocoque, egg-shaped camper with a compact living space that can sleep two.

Throughout Thornbury House, Olaver Architecture was deliberate about applying "minor alterations to simple forms," to make the so-called "box" addition feel more special. Starting at the entry, a timber-clad, curved corner creates flow. Tagged: Doors, Exterior, Wood, and Swing Door Type.

The Freya Dress is a staple mini-dress style and transeasonal piece. It features statement patch pockets, curved side seam hem finishings, a back yoke with box pleat and denim loop detail. It also has a two-piece collar, contrast topstitching and a concealed button front.  Made in a sturdy but soft denim, this piece has a worn-in feel but will last the test of time. The dark denim colourway with a classic washed finish will fit right into your wardrobe rotation.  It has a flattering, boxy silhouette with a relaxed fit. Take your normal size.  100% Cotton

DKNY logo-patch shirt Color: White Imported Highlights white cotton poplin texture classic collar long sleeves buttoned cuffs chest patch pocket mini logo tag rear box-pleat detail curved hem front button fastening Composition Cotton 100% Washing instructions Machine Wash Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 23776178 Brand style ID: E31M1RDM

Posh Buddy Quilt Pattern designed by Jenny Pedigo for Sew Kind of Wonderful (#SKW436). Modern dog themed quilt pattern that uses the Mini Quick Curve Ruler (link below). Finished size is 50" X 50". Uses the Quick Curve Mini Ruler (#QCRMINI) - ruler not included. Pattern is new and unused/unopened. All pattern sales are final.

Product design points:Collage/stitching Clothes version description:Slim. Matching recommendation: necklace. neckband. Fabric composition: Polyester Washing instructions: hand wash. dry clean. Size:XS,S.M.L,

Today I wanted to share with you a tutorial for an easier way to make a drunkard's path block. I love the drunkard's path pattern but always hate all the techniques to get to the final product. This tutorial allows you to make a machine stitched block much easier and faster then before. No more stabbing yourself with pins or dealing with curves and open bias edges. This super quick super fun process with have you making tons of drunkards in no time! This process is completed using Dale Fleming's 6 Minute Circle. You can view a video tutorial of Dale's technique here, but in case you missed anything I'll show you step by step how its done! *****Edit - 3/29/16***** It has come to my attention that this technique has a name! It is called Piec-lique and was developed by Sharon Schamber. Here is a link to her daughters rendition of the tutorial.When I originally made this post way back in February of 2013, I did a ton of searching and couldn't find anything on the topic. Thank you to Lani for commenting about the technique and bringing it to my attention. And as promised credit where credit is due! :) ******** This tutorial will make four 3.5" finished blocks. You will need: a background fabric a contrasting fabric fabric safe glue stick (I don't think mine is, but its all I had :) freezer paper scissors/rotary cutter/ruler Ok, here we go! Please ignore my poorly manicured hands! Step 1: Cut a piece of freezer paper into an 8.5" square. Then find the center and using a compass ,either bought or homemade, draw a 5" diameter circle. Then cut it out like this! Step 2: Cut your background fabric into an 8.5" square. Match up your background fabric and freezer paper template, wrong side of fabric to the waxy side of template. With a dry iron, iron your template to the fabric. Using your rotary cutter, cut out the inside of the circle leaving approximately a half inch allowance around template. Step 3: Carefully snip the fabric inside the circle so it looks like this. Be sure not to snip all the way to the edge of the circle. Leave about an 1/8 of an inch gap between snip and template. Step 4: Run a light bead of glue on the edge of the paper template and with your fingers and iron gently press snipped edge around the template being careful not to burn yourself. You may have to reapply a little glue as you go. Make sure you pull tightly enough to form the circle shape, but not so tight as to warp fabric. Press thoroughly. Step 5: Cut a piece of contrasting fabric large enough to cover the hole and have about a inch extra all the way around. Step 6: Next, run another bead of glue around the folded edge of the fabric. I like to start from the center out and do dabs rather then in a circular motion so the edges don't catch. Step 7: Position background fabric over the contrasting fabric and press in place. You'll want to press both sides to make sure you have a good hold. Then carefully remove freezer paper template and set aside to use again. Step 8: With zipper foot attached and needle as far left as possible begin stitching in the ditch all the way around circle. When you've finished, cut away excess fabric leaving a rough quarter of an inch seam. Step 9: Cut block in half both vertically and horizontally. Then square up blocks to 3.5". Voila!!! *Note: You can square up your block to 7" first then cut in half vertically and horizontally. Works both ways :) Step 10: Enjoy! P.S. This was my first time writing a tutorial so please feel free to comment or email if you have any questions!

Creating my own miniature pieces for the dollhouse is exciting. There is a big learning curve, as miniature making is fiddly work, and requires patience and precision. Behold the French Dressing Screen! Sitting at my desk, I created this screen out of paper and paint, with the exception of the legs, which are made from dollhouse staircase balusters. Bristol Paper, which is heavy card stock, is cut according to a pattern found in my favorite book on miniatures: The Big Book of a Miniature House, by French author and miniaturist Christine Lea Frisoni. She also writes a blog, which is linked on my blogroll on my right hand sidebar. If you are reading this on a mobile phone vs a laptop or desktop, you can scroll to bottom of blogpost and click on "view web version" to view the sidebar. Her book has many DIY projects and this one was the one I decided to try. It required Bristol or heavy paper, and acetate paper for the mirrored area, as well as a printed paper in a pretty French vintage inspired design. The screen gets assembled as if a sandwich, with back solid sections layered over with the mirror paper. Then I glued the printed paper to the bottom of the mirror, to line up with the top framework of the screen. The book says to insert the decorative paper at the end, but I found it easier to glue the pink floral paper to the mirror first. The finishing touches are the wooden legs, and the ribboned bows at the top, which are made of thin paper strips. Lea shows how to do this in the book. Its a charming addition to my French dollhouse. I have much work to do on the house, but finding or making pieces that fit my esthetic are ongoing as I complete the interior rooms. Making flowers out of paper is another project in the book. Lea (the author ) makes them from crepe paper streamers, that she paints in a water color way so the colors of the petals are soft and realistic. I used a coffee filter as I did not have streamers on hand. The result was ok, but not as great as the flowers Lea makes.... I will be making more once I buy some streamers. One other neat thing I discovered was three dimensional paint! I used gold 3D paint to add some details to my pastry table and I loved the result. These little projects will add nice personal touches to the house. I have a special Vintage piece of furniture coming.... excited to share when it arrives!