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Wishing that it’s my hair…

Wishing that it’s my hair…

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ameliorate-disintegrate:

Vintage and newer crocheted lace pieces cut to about 15” long. 
Pour a good amount of fabric stiffener into a wide cup and place the lace pieces inside.  Wearing gloves, work the fabric stiffener into the lace until they are completely saturated.  Spread the lace pieces out onto washable mats or wax paper and allow to dry. 
While the lace is still very wet, flip the pieces every now and then and make sure that the liquid does not form “windows” in the lace holes. 
Dry overnight then paint with acrylic or spray paint

ameliorate-disintegrate:

Vintage and newer crocheted lace pieces cut to about 15” long. 

Pour a good amount of fabric stiffener into a wide cup and place the lace pieces inside.  Wearing gloves, work the fabric stiffener into the lace until they are completely saturated.  Spread the lace pieces out onto washable mats or wax paper and allow to dry. 

While the lace is still very wet, flip the pieces every now and then and make sure that the liquid does not form “windows” in the lace holes. 

Dry overnight then paint with acrylic or spray paint

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popsiclesplinter:

Honeycomb Shelves (click through)

popsiclesplinter:

Honeycomb Shelves (click through)

(Source: doiturselfbitch)

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modcloth:

I struggled this spring trying to incorporate my bangs into a wedding updo. This tutorial is awesome, plus I love any style with a braid! (via the beauty department)
<3 Amy, ModStylist
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modcloth:

I struggled this spring trying to incorporate my bangs into a wedding updo. This tutorial is awesome, plus I love any style with a braid! (via the beauty department)

<3 Amy, ModStylist

Need styling suggestions, trend tips, or dress details? Ask a ModStylist and your question might be featured on our feed!

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truebluemeandyou:

DIY Gold Lace Cuff Tutorial by Runway DIY here. *I’ve posted lace crowns and clothing that use different techniques for stiffening and coloring the lace here, here and here.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Gold Lace Cuff Tutorial by Runway DIY here. *I’ve posted lace crowns and clothing that use different techniques for stiffening and coloring the lace here, here and here.

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truebluemeandyou:

DIY UPDATED DVD Color Pencil and Paper Carrying Case. I originally posted Stacy Vaughn’s DVD Coloring Kit here, but she’s come up with some updates and tips and tricks for making it even better. Tutorial at Handmade by Stacy Vaughn here.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY UPDATED DVD Color Pencil and Paper Carrying Case. I originally posted Stacy Vaughn’s DVD Coloring Kit here, but she’s come up with some updates and tips and tricks for making it even better. Tutorial at Handmade by Stacy Vaughn here.

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10 months ago
truebluemeandyou:

DIY UPDATED DVD Color Pencil and Paper Carrying Case. I originally posted Stacy Vaughn’s DVD Coloring Kit here, but she’s come up with some updates and tips and tricks for making it even better. Tutorial at Handmade by Stacy Vaughn here.

truebluemeandyou:

DIY UPDATED DVD Color Pencil and Paper Carrying Case. I originally posted Stacy Vaughn’s DVD Coloring Kit here, but she’s come up with some updates and tips and tricks for making it even better. Tutorial at Handmade by Stacy Vaughn here.

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10 months ago

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Recycle Hardcover or Softcover Books into Journals. Easy tutorial from Blue Velvet Chair here. *You need a grommet kit to do this as neatly as in the tutorial (and I always mention this is one of the tools I have), and if you feel guilty about cutting up books you can make yourself feel better by reading what happens to old books here.

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