Top de crochê Iasmim!

"Cropped é um termo originário da língua inglesa que significa “cortado”, é usado para identificar peças com modelagens menores do que o normal, por exemplo, “cropped tops”, blusinhas mais curtas que deixam parte do corpo a mostra. A blusa cropped teve grande destaque na década de 80 e 90. Ficou famosa por se diferenciar dos comuns modelos de camisetas e camisas que existiam na época. A blusa cropped traz muito estilo para a mulher que a usa. Fica perfeita com calças ou saias longas de cintura alta, oferecendo luxo e elegância ao look. Elas são extremamente democráticas."

Eles estão com tudo na próxima estação.

Tamanho P e M.
 Para confeccionar tamanhos maiores  clique Aqui
Um novelo  Bella ou Charme, agulha 2 mm
Gráfico do bojo básico achado na net, acabamento inferior com o ponto conchas e folhas( repita 2 vezes ou a gosto) ..Faça 1 carr de 10 pts altos de cada lado para unir os bojos na pate central (frente), 15 pts altos em cada lateral dos bojos p/ formar as costas e faça o tamanho necessário. Faça + ou - 120 corr p/ cada alça e prenda no centro de cada bojo. Acabamento da parte superior, comece pelas costas: faça 3 pts altos 2 corr 3 pts altos no mesmo espaço, pule 3 espaços 1 pt baixo pule 3 espaços* contorne as corr das alças passe pela frente e finalize na outra lateral das costas. Faça um cadarço de corr p/ fechar as costas.
Bjoss e até mais!!!
Bjoss e até mais!!!!!!

 Eu autorizo postar apenas uma foto da peça, com link explícito  do post. Obrigada!

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Saida de praia de crochê!

Saia reta com cadarço na cintura! Simples assim...

Eu autorizo postar apenas uma foto da peça, com link explícito  do post, foto essa que não seja de gráfico ou Pap. Obrigada! 

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Organza Flower Tutorial

Organza Flower Tutorial

This flower is quick and easy to make.

Materials:
- Organza fabric
- Either matching or contrasting seed beads
- Candle, matches
- Scissors, matching thread and needle
1. Cut off two stripes of organza 1 inch wide and 10 inches long each.

2. Then cut them into squares, the side of which will measure 1 inch. You will need 20 pieces.

3. The petals of the flower are roundish, so we should cut the corners of the squares to make them more or less round. As this is kinda free form flower, I don’t really try to make the petals all absolutely similar and perfectly round.

4. Now let’s light the candle and singe the edges of organza pieces.

5. All the petals are ready.

6. The way we assemble the petals will define the looks of the flower. Here is how to make it fast and easy: place all the petals on the table in two layers; the upper layer should be placed on the junction of the bottom layer petals, like on the photo.

7. Gather the petals on the thread just the way they lay on the table.

8. Now just pull all the petals towards the thread end where the knot is made.

9. Then fix that bundle of petals with the thread.

10. To finish the flower, sew as many beads as you want at the base of the flower between the petals.

11. The flower is ready. And it shines so nice in the sun!

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Rounded End Five Petal Flower

The rounded ribbon edge is made with a washer and woodburning tool. Trace the end of the washer on the ribbon. This will cut the ribbon and seal the end at the same time.




Cut Ribbon to length; these petals are 1 3/4 inches.

Repeat process to make five petals.

Stitch petals together with a needle and upholstery thread.


Pull the threads tight and tie off on the back of flower.



Supplies used in this flower: 1 1/2 inch Ribbon, 1 1/2 inch Metal Washer (hardware store), Woodburner (craft store), Needle and Upholstery thread

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My New Kindle Book Published

Hello,
Just want to share a pleasant news with all my friends. I have just published my next book at Amazon Kindle store. It is called "Fabric Flowers Tutorial", which actually deals with making ribbon flowers, roses in particular. Hope, it will have some success among the craft fans and Kindle owners.

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My first Kindle Book Published at Amazon

Hi everyone,
I just want to share a great news for me - my first Kanzashi flowers tutorial book has been published at Amazon. This is the Kindle version of the kanzashi flowers tutorial, which means it can be delivered to anyone, who has Kindle device. Hope this tutorial will be popular among readers :-)

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Kind of blouses

You won't believe it! I made these blouses from the vintage recycled fabrics. In fact, I was going to just throw these fabrics away, but then I thought there was enough to make something. I ended up with these three blouses or tops. The red one is my favourite, but it turned out too tight, so I don't wear it often.

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