MIDI RINGS

MATERIALS NEEDED:

-gold aluminum wire
-chain
-jump rings
-stone
-round molder (ex: mascara)
-long nose

DRESSED UP SLIPPERS

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-flip flops

-two scarves

STEPS:

-Get one of your scarves and fold in half to get the center

-Aim the center fold to the middle of the slipper sling

-Create a loop to secure 

-Now start wrapping to both slings

-The excess scarf will be the tying lace

-Experiment and let your creativity work in coming up with stylish wraps

SCALLOPED CROPPED TOP

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-top

-scalloped paper trace

-scissors

-marker

STEPS:

-First, flip your top on wrong side

-Mark a horizontal line (measure how high you’d like your top)

-Place your scalloped paper trace along the line

-Trace/ mark

-Start cutting

-And we are DONE! 

TIGHTS CUT-OUT

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-tights

-marker

-ruler

-scissors

STEPS

-Lay your tights flat on the surface

-3inches from the crutch, start marking

-Mark a straight line. 3 inches down from the crutch until 6 inches before the ankle

-Depending on how deep you want the slits, mark. Mine, I started from 7cm gradually decreasing in centimeters down to the ankle.

-Slit measures 2cm. from each other. Mark.

-Create column marks

-Then mark another line quite slanted to create a sharp triangle.

-Now cut the triangles, those will be guide.

-Make sure that as you cut down your triangles get smaller and smaller.

-DONE!

CAT EAR CAP

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-cap

-felt cloth

-needle and thread

-pins

-pencil/pen

-piece of paper

-scissors

STEPS:

-First we’ll do a trace. Create a 3X3 inches square paper

-Draw a diagonal line. Cut

-Use only one part of the triangle

-Draw a center line and other lines like in the photo

-Cut the outermost wings.

-Now fold the sides to the center

-Flip the tail upward

-Cut the excess

-Pull the bottom downward to achieve a pocket. Now we have a cat ear trace

-Place the paper trace on the felt cloth and secure with pins

-Cut

-Ok now just follow the folds we had in the trace (in the photo I pinned each folds in the foam just to show each procedure so pls disregard the pinhead you see)

-Now hold your ear tightly while sewing the bottom part of the ear.

-Make two of this.

-When done, stitch it on top (right and left side) of the cap

-DONE!

UNDER COLLAR ACCESSORY

My project is so easy! It will only take you a few minutes (depending on your sewing prowess) to revamp your plain collared button down. Here, I decided not to put the sequined lace over the collar to make it more discreet and to just give a hint of surprise. So here’s how to do it! Enjoy! 

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-collared button down

-sequined lace

-needle and thread

-scissors

STEPS:

-Flip the collar upward

-Place the sequined lace under. Make sure that the collar is not too wide to cover the under lace entirely, if that so, adjust the lace lower.

-Start sewing from the front to the back until the other side of the front.

-DONE!

BUTTON DOWN CUT-OUT

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-top

-inverted triangle paper cut

-scissors

-needle and thread

-marker

STEPS:

-Prepare your inverted triangle paper cut-out

-Use this to leave a trace on the top. Do this on the wrong side of the fabric.

-Mark all the areas: front upper chest and the upper side waist

-Leave a half centimeter allowance (you can mark if you can’t cut straight)

-Cut

-Make sure to cut the corners like in the photo.

-Stitch time. You can sew using a sewing machine or by hand. Here I prefer a hand stitch

-Use a blanket stitch

-Do this in all holes

-DONE!

LOVELY FLORAL HEADBAND

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-lace

-synthetic flowers

-elastics

-glue stick

-needle & thread

STEPS:

-First, let’s do the headband. Measure 30 inches and cut

-Fold into half

-Insert the elastics and stitch to hold in place

-Do a loosely overlapping twist

-When you get to your last twist, glue stick each intersections.

-Again insert the other end of the elastic and stitch the tail end of the lace.

-Now that we’re done with the headband, we can now attach the flowers.

-Glue stick each flowers onto the intersections.

-Let the glue stick dry.

-Done!

EMBELLISHED BLAZER

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-plain blazer

-studs

-fabric glue

STEPS:

-Using the fabric glue, stick each stud on of the front edge of the blazer.

-Continue to create a line.

-Do it on both sides and wait for a few minutes or until the g lue gets dry.

-DONE!

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COLLAR ACCESSORY

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-chain

-stones

-clipper

-glue stick

-jump ring

-long nose and cutter pliers

STEPS:

-Attach the jump ring to the clipper. Do it in both clippers.

-Add the chain to the jump ring onto the other side of the jump ring and back to other side to create a two layer of chains.

     -12cm. (upper chain length)

     -16 cm. (lower chain length)

-Now embellish the clipper with a stone (or any of your choice). Adhere using glue stick.

-DONE!

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LOVE WIRED RING

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-gold aluminum wire

-thin wire

-long nose and cutter pliers

-jump ring

-small beads

-heart plastic stone

STEPS:

-Create a small loop using the gold aluminum wire and long nose plier.

-Twist carefully to make letters: L O V E

-Small loop again and cut.

-Attach the thin wire in the small loop.

-Insert each small bead until you reach your desired finger size.

-Wrap it around in a perfume nose to attain a perfect round ring.

-Got your ring size? Brace the thin wire around the small loop to lock.

-For the finishing touch, attach the jump ring to the heart stone and dangle at the letter V.

-DONE!

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RIBBON ROSE HEADBAND

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-satin and organza ribbon

-piece of white fabric

-plain headband

-needle and thread

-glue stick

-marker

-scissors

STEPS:

-Two ribbons are used here for more dimensions. First, get your satin ribbon and fold in half.

- Cut the fabric in circle (diameter depends on the size of the flower)

-Mark the center of the fabric.

-Anchor the satin ribbon at the center.

-Create a bud like by stitching in a round path.

-Now add the organza ribbon and stitch along with the satin ribbon.

-Continue stitching in a circular trail until you reach the edge.

-When done in stitching, you can now attach your rose ribbon to your headband using a glue stick.

-DONE!

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SEQUINED COLLAR NECKLACE

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-sequined lace

-felt cloth

-black satin ribbon

-fabric glue

-paper pencil

-ruler

-scissors

-pins

STEPS:

-Draw a collar like figure on the paper.

-Trace or pin it on the felt cloth.

-Do on both sides and cut.

-Stitch the center ends of both sides to be one.

-Using the fabric glue, stick the sequined lace on the felt cloth.

-Fold the ends if necessary.

-Not to forget to insert the satin ribbon in both ends and stick.

-DONE!

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WIRED BAND

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

-aluminum wire

-fabric

-tape measure

-ruler

-pencil/ marker

-scissors

-thread & needle

-pins

STEPS:

-On the wrong side of the fabric, measure 33 inches: length and 3 ½ inches: width

-Fold in half and pin the edges.

-Cut.

-Measure ½ inch.  Mark. (Note: Both tips must be a pointy curve line)

-Stitch following the mark. Make sure to leave a small space (½  inch) at the middle, this will serve as a door for flipping the fabric and entrance of the wire.

-When done in stitching, flip the fabric and insert the measured wire (33 inches).

-DONE!