This TuTu was very simple to make and it turned out beautifully!
What you need:
- two 20ft rolls of each color of tulle - $4.99ea
- some elastic or a piece of ribbon
- scissors
- needle and a thread
Step 1:
Measure you little one's waist then cut the appropriate length from the ribbon or elastic (if you are using elastic it will likely stretch as you tie the tulle around it)
Step 2:
Measure the desired length that you would like the tutu, then double that length. I pre cut all my tulle.
Step 3: Tie Tulle around the ribbon or elastic. (Make a loop and pull the ends through the hole) For this tutu I put 4 pieces of purple alternating between the light and dark purple, then I would put a piece of gold tulle!
Step 4: Once you have tied all the tulle around the ribbon or elastic, sew the ends together to make a waist band!
Step 5: you can trim the tulle to make sure it is all the same length!
Happy Tutu crafting!!
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Wednesday, 30 April 2014
Rustic D.I.Y pen holder with Mr. & Mrs. markers
My Grandpa carved out a piece of wood, I made a heart out of wire and wrapped it in twine then I hot glued twine around the permanent markers, I hot glued the Mr. & Mrs. signs I made out of 16 gauge wire!
Sunday, 5 January 2014
DIY Wedding crafts
This "CARDS" banner will be hung on the chest my Grandpa made Andrew and I for our wedding.
We cut these pieces of wood for our centerpieces, I bought a wood burner to burn the numbers of our tables onto the little pieces of wood!!
Saturday, 30 November 2013
Get that girl prego!!
I went into Andrew's work the other day with him to pick up some parcels. (Kal Tire hires people from poverty stricken countries to help out with winter rush.) While we were there the gentleman they hired for winter rush, Armen seen me standing in the reception area waiting for Andrew to find the boxes we needed. The next day he asked Andrew if that was his wife with him yesterday, Andrew replied yes. Then Armen said to Andrew that his wife is very beautiful and he should get me pregnant, or else I may leave him for someone who will hahaha!!!
Monday, 29 July 2013
DIY Rustic Wedding Invitations
I decided to make my own invitations for our wedding, to save a little bit of money. It cost around $200.00 for all the supplies I needed to make our invitations, if we would of got someone else to make them it would of cost $300.00 and up. I know we only saved around $100, but I love how they turned out and plus i get the satisfaction to know I created these beautiful pieces of art!!!
I found this awesome website that has free printable wedding invitation templates, there is a couple different templates to choose from and a large variety of colors to choose from!! I didn't really like the RSVP card's that came with this template, so I just made my own RSVP cards which was really easy!
http://www.weddingchicks.com/freebies/invitation-suites/cross-stitch-invitation-suite/
Here are my invitations below:
I covered our personal information, but you can still get the idea of the invitations.
I covered our personal information, but you can still get the idea of the invitations.
For my envelopes, there is a template for A7 envelopes on Microsoft word. I just copy pasted the heart and stars from the invitation, on some of the envelopes I do have guest's full address. It was a little tricky to get them to print right at first, just play around with the layout until it prints correctly!!
I bought a couple tools to help making these invitations a little easier! I bought a heart punch at Micheals I think it coast around $20.00, and i bought a 1/8 hole punch for $7.00 off Amazon.com.
Below are the links and prices from where I bought my paper & envelopes:
Envelopes - 150 x A7 Brown Paperbag Envelops - $32.85 + shipping & handling
CardStock - Vanilla Cream Cardstock - Textured - 240 papers - $29.94 + shipping & handling
CardStock - Kraft Cardstock - 250 papers -$25.47 + shipping & handling
Friday, 19 July 2013
Heaven's gained another angel....WWBD.....What would Brendy do...
I found out yesterday a dear friend of our family’s passed away;
she was a one of a kind women! She was my play school teacher, which is where she
and mom met. They were inseparable, she was pretty much there from day one she watched
my sister’s and I grow up. She was always there for us no matter what; if we
needed advice, or someone to talk to, we knew we could count on ol’ Brendy. A
couple years ago we had some pretty tough times and Brenda was right there
whenever we needed her she was only a phone call or text away; we even made up
WWBD what would Brenda do! She was a wonderful woman to be around; if she was
there we knew we would be laughing our heads off!!
She would always be over for a game of canasta, and when she
got too hot she would get up and put her head in the freezer to cool down!! She
would get soo excited she would talk in this high pitch fast voice it was
pretty hilarious! One time we were fueling up with gas and My sister’s and I were
waiting in the car with Brenda when a bee flew in and she had one of those
paper yoyo things and she just went crazy whipping that thing around trying to
kill this bee! I will always remember the time we were driving around with her
in her tracker and she turned a corner a little too sharp and away we went up
on two wheels around the corner haha, her reaction was priceless!!
She was on the invite list for mine and Andrew’s wedding,
even though she won’t be there in person I am sure she will be there in spirit.I am so glad we got the chance to have you in our lives, and I am thankful we had the chance to experience so many awesome memories with you, you really lightened our lives
We will definitely miss her crazy loving spirit and we will always be thinking
WWBD.
Our hearts go out to her husband, family and friends… you
will be missed.
Monday, 24 June 2013
Custom made veil & garter's!!!
I just received my garter's and Bird Cage Veil from Made4You by Kelly McFadden! I love it she did a wonderful job! I will post pictures after my wedding a year from now haha!!!
Check her out on Facebook and Etsy!!
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