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Thursday, 28 December 2017
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Wednesday, 27 December 2017
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Tuesday, 26 December 2017
no-sew clutch
DIY – The easiest no-sew clutch
August 21, 2012
I love to create easy but beautiful projects. It’s nice to create something that doesn’t cost a lot of time or money but does look beautiful. This clutch is an example of such a project. It’s easy, cheap and pretty! It even gives you the chance to upcycle some stuff. I hope you enjoy making and wearing this clutch!
Learn how to make the easiest no-sew clutch including step by step pictures after the jump. . .
– Craft glue (I recommend Aleene’s 8 oz. Original Tacky Glue)
– Thrifted leather belt
– Dollar store place mat
– Scissors
– Clothespins
– Cropodile
How to create the easiest no-sew clutch
1. Find a belt and a place mat that go well together.
2. Fold the place mat while leaving about 4 inch on top to fold over the opening of your clutch. Glue the sides and use clothespins to keep material in place while it’s drying. Remove the clothespins when the glue is dry.
3. Fold the belt around the clutch and decide on the length of the belt. Cut off the leather. Now decide where the holes should go. I made two holes. One for an almost empty bag and one for when it’s a little bit more filled.
4. Use your Cropodile to punch to holes in the leather belt.
5. Glue down the belt on your bag. You only need to glue down the part of the belt that’s on the back of your clutch. Use something heavy to press the glued surfaces down.
6. Close your belt and your beautiful and easy no-sew clutch is ready
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Monday, 25 December 2017
Best Wishes
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Misyellelovers!
Wish you all the best for New Year. New plans, new goals, and new collection exactly.
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Sunday, 17 December 2017
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Thursday, 14 December 2017
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Wednesday, 13 December 2017
DIY Makeup Bag
his bag has to be one of my all time favorite sewing projects. It
was one of my first ventures into sewing other than my burp cloths. I
wanted to hand-make some of my bridesmaid gifts for my wedding, so I
made 5 tote bags (I’ll have to share that later) and 10 little makeup
bags. The makeup bags were for my bridesmaids and house party and since
I was making 10 of them, I didn’t make myself an extra. Well, now its
almost a year later and I wanted one, so I decided to make one for
myself and share the process with y’all. Here is the bag:
And here is a pic of them all lined up and filled with goodies for my bridal party:
When I got started on this project I got some great help and fabulous fabric from Sarah’s Fabrics in Lawrence, KS. If you live in Kansas City or Lawrence I highly recommend them… they are a great little shop on Mass St. The gray and white fabric came from there.
Alright, on to the how to, here is what you need:
First up we will prep the zipper. I love the way this looks on the final bag, it gives the little colored stoppers at the end of each zipper. Take your 1.5″x4″ strip of fabric and fold it ‘hot dog style’ down the middle, and run the iron over it so you have a seam in the middle. Then fold each edge in towards the crease you just made with the iron. Now fold it in half on that crease so that your edges are all on the inside. This is a hard step to explain, so I have a picture (I don’t have a picture with the iron because I don’t have three hands, but picture me running an iron over the fabric between each step):
Now take your zipper and cut off the end of it (sorry for the weird lighting on this one… i’m still mastering the whole photography thing):
Now tuck that end of the zipper in between the two folded in sides of your small piece of fabric towards one end of that fabric and sew a line of stitching across it, then cut off the excess. You’ll use that other half for the other end of the zipper. Now it should look like this:
Cut your zipper off at the other end about an inch shorter than your bag (approx 9″)
And sew the other half of your small piece of fabric onto
this end of the zipper, repeating the same process. You should now have a
zipper that looks a lot like this:
Alright, set that to the side and grab your inside fabric
pieces (solid color) and the interfacing and follow your instructions on
attachment, mine you simply iron on, making sure the dotted side faces
the fabric you are fusing it to. If your fabric has a good side and a
bad side, make sure you are attaching the interfacing to the ‘bad side’.
It will look like this when it is finished:
Now comes what I think is the trickiest part of this project,
figuring out which way which fabrics go! I’ve shown you pictures of
each step so hopefully this will be easier for you guys! Place your
outside fabric (the gray and white), good side up, then the zipper
upside down and about 1/2 of the way zipped up and centered between the
fabrics (there will be about 1/2 inch overhang on each side), then the
inside piece good side down, which means the interfacing will be face
up. I didn’t use a zipper foot (mostly because I’m lazy, but also
because I don’t know how). But no worries… its easy to get around.
Put it in the machine like I have it laid out above, and stitch down the right side of that zipper until you get to the actual zipper part. Then with your needle down through the fabric so it doesn’t move, lift up your presser foot, slip your hand in between the layers of fabric and move the actual zipper up and around the presser foot (the needle part) so that you can sew through the rest of the zipper (if you don’t the presser foot will run over the zipper and move your seam off of the fabric… trust me).
Now your bag should have one side attached to the zipper, like this:
Move your zipper halfway up again, and get ready to attach the other side, like before your outside fabric goes face up on the bottom, and the solid color fabric face down on the top, but you have to make sure your zipper is face down and the other side is sandwiched in between your new fabric, like this:
Now just repeat the process from before: sew halfway down,
leave your needle in the fabric, lift the presser foot and move the
zipper to the other side, and sew the rest of the way.
Now your bag should look alot like this:
I highly recommend ironing at this stage so that the seams next to the zipper are as flat as possible. Once you’ve done that its time to seal up your bag. IMPORTANT STEP!!! Make sure your zipper is at least partially unzipped. You are about to seal up the other three sides of this, so if your zipper is zipped all the way up, it becomes VERY difficult to open a zipper from the inside and you will be very frustrated with yourself for forgetting this very simple step. Just ask me how I know.
Now, fold the fabric so your outside pieces are facing each other (for mine this means my navy fabric is facing out) and sew all three remaining sides together. Don’t forget to back stitch at the beginning and the end!
This should be one continuous line, when you get to the
corners just leave your needle in the fabric, lift the presser foot and
move your fabric until your next side is lined up. Once you are done,
trim off any excess pieces (did I mention I’m bad at measuring and
cutting so I frequently have sides that don’t line up perfectly??
Totally acceptable)
You have two choices now. You can cut your corners off at an angle like we did for the burp cloths and then turn your piece through the zipper side… see aren’t you glad you left it partially unzipped? This will make it a rectangular pencil bag like this:
Or you can do another step like I did to make it stand up on its own and look a little more like a makeup bag. For this step, leave it inside out and take one corner and line up the seams so they are on top of each other like this:
Measure about an inch and a half up and stitch a line across it (again, sorry for the weird lighting on a few of these):
Then trim off your excess:
Rinse and repeat on your other corner, now when you turn your bag inside out, it looks like this:
And its the perfect size for makeup, jewelry, etc!
source
And here is a pic of them all lined up and filled with goodies for my bridal party:
When I got started on this project I got some great help and fabulous fabric from Sarah’s Fabrics in Lawrence, KS. If you live in Kansas City or Lawrence I highly recommend them… they are a great little shop on Mass St. The gray and white fabric came from there.
Alright, on to the how to, here is what you need:
- 2- 10″ x 7″ rectangles of patterned fabric
- 2- 10″ x 7″ rectangles of solid print
- 2- 10″ x 7″ of interfacing (I used a medium weight iron on interfacing it makes the bags stiffer so they will sit up on their own)
- a zipper that is longer than 10″
- 1- 1.5″ x 4″ strip of fabric the same color as your zipper. (I show two below… but you only really need one, I just like to have extra in case I goof)
- an iron
- a sewing machine
- thread
First up we will prep the zipper. I love the way this looks on the final bag, it gives the little colored stoppers at the end of each zipper. Take your 1.5″x4″ strip of fabric and fold it ‘hot dog style’ down the middle, and run the iron over it so you have a seam in the middle. Then fold each edge in towards the crease you just made with the iron. Now fold it in half on that crease so that your edges are all on the inside. This is a hard step to explain, so I have a picture (I don’t have a picture with the iron because I don’t have three hands, but picture me running an iron over the fabric between each step):
Now take your zipper and cut off the end of it (sorry for the weird lighting on this one… i’m still mastering the whole photography thing):
Now tuck that end of the zipper in between the two folded in sides of your small piece of fabric towards one end of that fabric and sew a line of stitching across it, then cut off the excess. You’ll use that other half for the other end of the zipper. Now it should look like this:
Cut your zipper off at the other end about an inch shorter than your bag (approx 9″)
And sew the other half of your small piece of fabric onto
this end of the zipper, repeating the same process. You should now have a
zipper that looks a lot like this:
Alright, set that to the side and grab your inside fabric
pieces (solid color) and the interfacing and follow your instructions on
attachment, mine you simply iron on, making sure the dotted side faces
the fabric you are fusing it to. If your fabric has a good side and a
bad side, make sure you are attaching the interfacing to the ‘bad side’.
It will look like this when it is finished:
Now comes what I think is the trickiest part of this project,
figuring out which way which fabrics go! I’ve shown you pictures of
each step so hopefully this will be easier for you guys! Place your
outside fabric (the gray and white), good side up, then the zipper
upside down and about 1/2 of the way zipped up and centered between the
fabrics (there will be about 1/2 inch overhang on each side), then the
inside piece good side down, which means the interfacing will be face
up. I didn’t use a zipper foot (mostly because I’m lazy, but also
because I don’t know how). But no worries… its easy to get around.
Put it in the machine like I have it laid out above, and stitch down the right side of that zipper until you get to the actual zipper part. Then with your needle down through the fabric so it doesn’t move, lift up your presser foot, slip your hand in between the layers of fabric and move the actual zipper up and around the presser foot (the needle part) so that you can sew through the rest of the zipper (if you don’t the presser foot will run over the zipper and move your seam off of the fabric… trust me).
Now your bag should have one side attached to the zipper, like this:
Move your zipper halfway up again, and get ready to attach the other side, like before your outside fabric goes face up on the bottom, and the solid color fabric face down on the top, but you have to make sure your zipper is face down and the other side is sandwiched in between your new fabric, like this:
Now just repeat the process from before: sew halfway down,
leave your needle in the fabric, lift the presser foot and move the
zipper to the other side, and sew the rest of the way.Now your bag should look alot like this:
I highly recommend ironing at this stage so that the seams next to the zipper are as flat as possible. Once you’ve done that its time to seal up your bag. IMPORTANT STEP!!! Make sure your zipper is at least partially unzipped. You are about to seal up the other three sides of this, so if your zipper is zipped all the way up, it becomes VERY difficult to open a zipper from the inside and you will be very frustrated with yourself for forgetting this very simple step. Just ask me how I know.
Now, fold the fabric so your outside pieces are facing each other (for mine this means my navy fabric is facing out) and sew all three remaining sides together. Don’t forget to back stitch at the beginning and the end!
This should be one continuous line, when you get to the
corners just leave your needle in the fabric, lift the presser foot and
move your fabric until your next side is lined up. Once you are done,
trim off any excess pieces (did I mention I’m bad at measuring and
cutting so I frequently have sides that don’t line up perfectly??
Totally acceptable)You have two choices now. You can cut your corners off at an angle like we did for the burp cloths and then turn your piece through the zipper side… see aren’t you glad you left it partially unzipped? This will make it a rectangular pencil bag like this:
Or you can do another step like I did to make it stand up on its own and look a little more like a makeup bag. For this step, leave it inside out and take one corner and line up the seams so they are on top of each other like this:
Measure about an inch and a half up and stitch a line across it (again, sorry for the weird lighting on a few of these):
Then trim off your excess:
Rinse and repeat on your other corner, now when you turn your bag inside out, it looks like this:
And its the perfect size for makeup, jewelry, etc!
source
Fillyano Flat
Fillyano Flat
IDR 259.900
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IDR 259.900
Pertanyaan & order bisa lewat:
Direct message account ini atau
Line@: @misyellestore (pakai @)
WA : 0851-0599-9158
Ayo tunggu apalagi sis? 😊
Monday, 11 December 2017
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Misyelle Store Christmas Sale
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Friday, 1 December 2017
Misyelle Christmas Collection
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