Показ дописів із міткою tutorial. Показати всі дописи
Показ дописів із міткою tutorial. Показати всі дописи

вівторок, 23 жовтня 2012 р.

Second Tweed run in Kyiv

The very first Tweed run in Kyiv took part in April 2012. Аbout 150 properly dressed up participants were cruising on Kyiv streets. You can see how it was here.
On 20th October we had second Tweed run in Kiev. Even more people (about 300) took part in this autumn retro cruise, which was organized by Pride Kustoms, as a first time.
I tried my best to prepare really fancy and classy look. And my boyfriend either.
So... enjoy!
photo - Stella Melnychenko

Collar is my pride! It took me few days to make it from a real fox fur Tim brought to me.

It was challenge. But I passed it successfully ;) And my hat is also handmade. I took an old men's hat and made a lovely small one for me. That's how it was:

Goodlooking - right? :)

And this is line to registration. 


That's it!

Краткий обзор с осеннего твид рана (ретро-круиза) в Киеве. 
Вот таким был Ретро-круиз для меня. Как по мне, этот твид ран получился ещё круче, чем весенний!  Весенний отчёт можно посмотреть здесь.

вівторок, 10 липня 2012 р.

Earrings holder tutorial


Probably every girl has a big collection of diffent jewelry and dreams about even bigger. Earrings are my biggest passion ever! Although I have it so much, I'm still looking for smth lovely and precious. When my collection became pretty big I understood I need to find a place to keep it all together. The solution was really simple.What I like the best - you can see at first sight what you need today for your outfit. It's also good to have your earring organized by color or size or shape. In the box earrings can get caught, and this holder resolves such problem.

Earrings holder tutorial

You will need:
- an old shoe box (top)
- an old cotton or any loose material x1.5-2 bigger than box top
- stapler or thread and needle

1. Take the top, make sure it's big enough for your collection :)
2. Cover it with material in equal proportion
3. Pull the fabric. It should be properly tensioned. 
4. Fix the edges with stapler of with needle and thread.

 I hope you will find this small tutorial useful. Good luck, ladies!