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DIY Fingerless gloves from sleeves

I bought a 3/4 sleeve shirt from Pull and Bear but it I didn’t notice the sleeves were too tight. I cut them off and came up with the idea of making a pair of fingerless gloves out of them. I din’t use a sewing machine here. I just “back stitched” what was needed to be sewn.

1. Get two sleeves.

2. Measure the length you want for your thumb and cut it.

3. Position the thumb where they should be perfect. Notice that in the pieces for the thumb, I put the pins in a slanting way because apparently, when you lay your hand, your thumbs tend to slant.

4. Cut the excess and back stitch.

5. Cut (only) the part whew you are going to insert the thumb pieces and make sure to tie(/secure) the threads. On the wrong side of the base, insert the thumb piece like how it’s shown below. Note: The base is on its wrong side (inverted side), and the thumb piece is on it’s right side (normal side).

So when you pull off the piece, the wrong side shows.

6. When you’re done,embellish with buttons/ribbons.

Voila!



scissorsandthread: DIY Map Pendant | Paisley Sprouts This is a cute take on a globe! If you’re not keen on using a map, you can use any kind of paper - newspaper, vintage music paper, scrapbooking paper… book pages! These would look great in a cluster of different sizes and different colours.

scissorsandthread:

DIY Map Pendant | Paisley Sprouts

This is a cute take on a globe! If you’re not keen on using a map, you can use any kind of paper - newspaper, vintage music paper, scrapbooking paper… book pages! These would look great in a cluster of different sizes and different colours.


Don’t say goodbye to your flared pants.. They still have hope. I wish I took some photos while making this cropped shorts so I could share show them to you. All you have to do is: Decide the length you want and cut the pants Make a cuff by folding the bottom part twice Since my pants was a little bit tight, i cut both sides until the 2nd fold (that’s why you can see denim patches on the third and fourth photo.) Hem stitch it on the inner side, make sure the thread doesn’t show on the outside side (how to hem stitch)  For the distressed (torn) style, use a sandpaper, rub it continuously until the denim wears out, make sure not to tear the inner white threads. Pull out the white threads until you reach the size you wish. Add some buttons or ribbons if you want 

Don’t say goodbye to your flared pants.. They still have hope. I wish I took some photos while making this cropped shorts so I could share show them to you.

All you have to do is:

  1. Decide the length you want and cut the pants
  2. Make a cuff by folding the bottom part twice
  3. Since my pants was a little bit tight, i cut both sides until the 2nd fold (that’s why you can see denim patches on the third and fourth photo.)
  4. Hem stitch it on the inner side, make sure the thread doesn’t show on the outside side (how to hem stitch) 
  5. For the distressed (torn) style, use a sandpaper, rub it continuously until the denim wears out, make sure not to tear the inner white threads.
  6. Pull out the white threads until you reach the size you wish.
  7. Add some buttons or ribbons if you want 

Turn your hoodie into a computer sleeve..

Turn your hoodie into a computer sleeve..


Turn your old school  negative strips into a cool lamp What you’ll need: Ikea’s Grönö lamp Negatives or other transparancies Mod Podge Foam brush Scissors OPTIONAL: rubber bands for holding the strips of negatives to the lamp

Turn your old school  negative strips into a cool lamp

What you’ll need:

  • Ikea’s Grönö lamp
  • Negatives or other transparancies
  • Mod Podge
  • Foam brush
  • Scissors
  • OPTIONAL: rubber bands for holding the strips of negatives to the lamp


Steps: Paint nails with a light color; let dry. Cut ten strips out of a newspaper. Pour a little rubbing alcohol in a bowl or cup. Wet one nail and press a strip of paper on it, but don’t leave it for too long. Repeat step four on the other nails. Cover with a clear coat.

Steps:

  1. Paint nails with a light color; let dry.
  2. Cut ten strips out of a newspaper.
  3. Pour a little rubbing alcohol in a bowl or cup.
  4. Wet one nail and press a strip of paper on it, but don’t leave it for too long.
  5. Repeat step four on the other nails.
  6. Cover with a clear coat.

asimplefairytale: (via teddybear-hugs) Saving this for future reference. (;

asimplefairytale:

(via teddybear-hugs)

Saving this for future reference. (;


DIY Ribbon hairclips. :D (via 3-65)

DIY Ribbon hairclips. :D

(via 3-65)


thedailywhat: DIY Idea of the Day: Turn lonely, “mateless” gloves into adorable squirrel plushies. [sra-interesante / femmebot / craft.]

thedailywhat:

DIY Idea of the Day: Turn lonely, “mateless” gloves into adorable squirrel plushies.

[sra-interesante / femmebot / craft.]