Bracelet stand from tissue roll

here’s a cute idea for keeping ur bracelets in one place using tissue roll…its all about being resourceful

you’ll need:

3 toilet tissue rolls or 1 paper towel roll 

scotch tape

scissors

scrap fabric

glue gun

two sided mount tape 

Step 1: Making your base; cut piece of cardboard, i used 8” x 4” but u can do whatever size u prefer. cut a piece of fabric just big enough to cover your card. Place the card in the center of the fabric, fold the edges in and glue them. this will be your underside.

step 2: If you’re using tissue rolls stick them together with the scotch tape, cut a piece of fabric just big enough to cover the rolls/roll and glue one side all the way down the roll. fold the edge in on the other end pull tightly and glue. 

step 3: place glue on the inside of the top and bottom of your roll and bend the left over fabric inwards n stick it in place for a finished look. Now that your roll and base is done..you guessed it….stick them together :) glue the the edges of the bottom of the roll and stick it to the base, them add some extra glue for strength

give it some drying time, and then you’re free to put on your fav bracelets ^_^

Scrappy Little Burlap Balls

this is a nice tut for cute burlap decor balls :) 

http://sweetlittlesmoothie.blogspot.com/2011/03/scrappy-little-burlap-balls.html

Little Red Infinity dress Tutorial

gaabrielrambles:

This looks like it would be fun and very pretty.

(Via Sew Like My Mom)

(via fuckyeahwesew)

how cool!

(Source: shakebeforeyouopen, via lucyhurtado)

Easy Fabric accessory

this can be done for a necklace, headband or even straps for a pretty little dress

you’ll need:

thin cardboard

scissors

pencil/marker

left over fabric cut into long 2.5” wide strips

scotch tape

glue gun

numero uno: trace a circle as big as you want your necklace/whatever to be, i used the bottom of a small glass, then draw another circle in that circle (inception kinda ish), cut the bigger circle out first, and then cut the smaller circle from in that circle….sounds confusing init??? thank the universe for pictures lol…if you cut the card to get the inside circle out stick in back in place with some tape.

step 2: hold the first end of the fabric strip in place folding the edges inward so it has a nice clean look, start wrapping the fabric tightly around. When you’ve covered the entire circle cut and glue the fabric onto one side…this of course will be the back side.

yayy!

Step 3: cut thin strips, 1”wide 3.5” long, fold the edges inward, put some glue between them and press them together. Use these to attach your fabric rings together, gluing them at the ends.

add some fabric as ties to each end do whatever you please with it!

here are some ideas

Modern dining room lightning

these are pretty neat huh! here’s the how to on IKEA Hackers

http://www.ikeahackers.net/2011/02/modern-dining-room-lightning.html