Card base is basic grey. I stamped on Pink Pirouette with Basic grey. Cut an oval with my nesties. I made a bow with Basic grey satin ribbon. This is an older set but it's new to me. I bought it on the BST forum.
cream and beige toile de jouy
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Overview For this collection we looked at the ways the natural world has been depicted through time - in particular how different artists have interpreted it in various styles. Inspired by influences ranging from the late 1800’s to present day, the designs were meticulously creating by hand, or sourced from various archives, with colorways chosen to match the seasons. Measurements • Each roll contains 4 panels, each panel is 23.62" wide x 118" long • Panels line up to create pattern, rolls match seamlessly Additional Notes • Printed to order, 3 week lead time. • Fire Classification Bs1-d0 (European) & ASTM 84 (American) No addition of formaldehyde or heavy metal compounds. • Nonwoven substrate: PVC free and environmentally friendly Weight: 155g/m2 Thickness: 0.16 mm Printed with ECO friendly toner dry ink UV-resistant. No addition of formaldehyde or heavy metal compounds. Width: 60 cm (23,62 inch) Dry-removable: comes off easily. Matt finish Residential material • Vinyl type 2 substrate: linen textured finish • 100% Anti-Microbial (treated with biocide) Contract material Super washable • Fire Classification Bs1-d0 (European) & ASTM 84 (American) No addition of formaldehyde or heavy metal compounds. • Made to order in the Netherlands Color Description Blue illustration on ivory background Additional Info Read more about the artist, Lemon, here.
I couldn’t wait to get my Holiday pre-order in so I could play. It came in and I did an unveiling on my Facebook page. You can check that out here. The excitement was palpable. I had so many ideas swirling in my head to do with these new stamps and dies. So here […]
Teal green French toille fabric Toile de Jouy
Scrolling down my Instagram news feed today I found a beautiful rick ownes dress toille which is part of next seasons collection. Rick owens...
This pumpkin was created for entry into a pumpkin decorating contest. She consists of a purchased Elsa doll, white pumpkin, Toille, Glitter paint, jeweled stickers and plastic clear snowflakes.
ref: BDN05 / " Sous Haute Surveillance !" / disponible en fiche Brodé par moi même :)) Taille du modèle : 341 x 89 points soit 54 cm x 14 cm ! Toille Murano Zweigart Ma maison en a vu défiler des chats matous minets ! Le caractère du chat étant tellement...
Last year I wanted to make a open hood with the silly hook on to top, but when I did a toille it looked really off and I decided to make a buttoned hood with liripipe in stead. But at last summers medieval week I saw Saras red open hood I was really inspired and…
I've put together a little tutorial on creating your very own Blythe corset pattern. I'm not an expert, but I remember some stuff from when I studied fashion and textiles!!! First you need to do a basic sketch or at least have an idea in your head, of what you want your corset to look like. Then preferably using a headless bod, first cover the torso in gladwrap (i prefer not to as it is easier to flatten the pattern pieces out after, because they will stick to paper, but you can try both ways and find out what works best for you) and then cover it well with masking tape. Draw onto the masking tape the shape of your corset. I have done a fairly simple shape here, but you can do whatever you like, depending on your sewing abilities. Then you will need to divide the corset up into pattern pieces within the overall corset shape. Make sure lines go through the bust point and you will need a couple over the hips too, to make sure your pattern pieces come out as flat as possible, when you cut them out. You will only need half the corset, so you will need to work out the centre back and centre front on the toille and clearly mark them. Be very sure to clearly mark your pattern pieces. For example, number them, centre back, centre front, top, matching marks between each piece, direction of fabric or anything else you think you might need. Then very carefully cut the masking tape toille off the bod. Cut out each pattern piece and lay them out as flat as possible and, using tracing paper, trace around each pattern piece and then add your seam allowance. For the centre back, where the corset will be laced up, work out how much of a gap you want to leave. I wanted a small gap, 1/8", so I took off 1/16" off the centre back piece. Fold the front centre piece in half down the exact centre line and trace off the other side so you have a full front panel. (i use a very small 1/8" seam allowance) This is your blythe corset pattern!!! Clever you!!!
Rédaction et réalisations : Aurore STRANGE et Sihame CORNETET. Annotation des sources : Julie LAURENGE L'emploi d'un filet pour maintenir les cheveux en place est récurrent au cours des siècles. Faisant d'une pierre deux coups, l'accessoire est également, bien souvent, décoratif. Pour plus de commodité, nous avons fait le choix, dans cet article, d'utiliser le terme filet. Il est toujours difficile de retrouver les noms exacts donnés à l'époque aux différentes pièces du costume. Pour le filet à cheveux ou résille, on peut toutefois retenir le terme de crespine. Titre XXXVII, Le Livre des métiers, Étienne Boileau, vers 1268 : "Quiconques veut estre crespigniers de fil et de soie a Paris, c'est a savoir ouvrieres de coiffes a dames, et toies a orilliers, et de paveillons que on met par desus les auteus, que on fait a l'aguille et a mestier [...]" Reprise du mot dans un autre contexte, culinaire cette fois-ci puisqu'il s'agit d'une crépine de porc (qui ressemble effectivement à un filet). Ménagier de Paris, vers 1392-1394 : "J'ay veu rosty lievre enveloppé en la toille de la fressure d'un porc que l'en dit la crespine, et couste [...]" La crépine ou filet à cheveux existe depuis des temps lointains; on en voit de belles représentations sur les peintures murales de l'antiquité romaine notamment. Des pièces archéologiques plus récentes sont des témoignages d'une mode qui va perdurer comme nous pouvons le voir ci-dessous :
