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How To Make Face Mask With Filter
With the Coronavirus outbreak spreading and affecting everyone in the world. Wearing a mask have been an necessary tool in protecting ourselves from this deadly virus.
Below is the link to the pattern and a tutorial video on how to make a face mask with a filter pocket. Although fabric face mask are proven to be not as effective as N95 and surgical mask. It does prevent you from touching your nose and mouth when your outside. It is also environment friendly and a cheaper alternative because you can literally make face mask from your old clothes
How to Print the Pattern Correctly
Of course just wearing face mask is not enough to prevent the spread of virus. Its is also advisable to:
- Regularly wash your hands especially after you went outside
- Always maintain social distancing
- Avoid social gatherings and crowds
- Stay at home, if possible avoid unnecessary travels)
- Cover your sneeze and cough
With the pandemic still going strong and no vaccine has yet to come out, all we can do is cope with this 'new normal' and protect not only ourselves but our loved ones. Stay safe everyone and I pray that this will be over soon
Thanks for reading!
How to Make Eco Friendly Foldable Tote Bag
I've been using eco bags or tote bags for years, and my personal favorite are the fold able ones. They're a space saver and can be carried everywhere with you. Its been a part of my everyday life so when my trusty tote bag finally worn out. I had an idea to took it apart,and recreate a new one.
Easy No Sew Miniature Milk Carton Purse
I enjoy making miniatures of stuff I love. That's why when I saw this milk carton purse on Pinterest, I couldn't resist creating a miniature version of it :)
Easy DIY: Make a Kitty Bonnet for Blythes
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to make this cute kitty bonnet. Perfect for your blythes, pullip or tangkou dolls.
How to Sew a Furry Kitty Headband
I'm all about saving and being thrifty, so as much as possible I recycle things for all its worth. A perfect example is how I made this adorable kitty headband with just the leftover fabrics I have from my previous refashion.
No Sew Choker Tshirt Under 5 Minutes
Since my undying love for chokers never seem to end, I decided to make another quick and easy DIY surrounding this popular trend
9 Stunning Chokers to Make When your Broke
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| Photo by Hà n Vi Phạm Thị |
Easy Do It Yourself Velvet Choker
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| DIY Velvet Choker |
Another popular trend from the 90s that made a great comeback is the velvet choker. Its a strong statement piece that adds glamour in your plain average ootd. I've seen celebrities like Kim Kardashian, Nadine Lustre and many others wear this, and so can you without spending a single cent
What You'll Need:
1. Find an old clothes you own that is velvet, preferably something you'll never wear again. For me, I have a velvet skirt that I never knew I had
2. Fold the velvet fabric in half and trace a rectangular shape of what your choker will look like. Just eyeball how long and thick the choker will be. Its okay if the length is shorter for your neck, we will be fixing that up later. Mine was as thick as the ruler I'm using on the picture.
3. Cut your trace pattern and glue them together with a fabric glue (I used shoe glue here which also works well). Fold theraw edges inside for a clean finished and wait for it to dry.
Tip: Iron the folds and hems of the choker to make it easier to apply glue and lets its stick faster
4. Now take your ribbon, cut it into two and sew one on both ends of the choker. Its totally up to you how long you want it to be. Tie it on your neck and you got your own velvet choker.
Its classy, trendy and looks expensive af, no one will guess you made this yourself with just a few scraps of fabric. Give it a try and let me know how it goes ..
- scraps of velvet fabric
- needle & thread (same color as the fabric)
- fabric glue or shoe glue
- ribbon
- scissors
- ruler & marker
1. Find an old clothes you own that is velvet, preferably something you'll never wear again. For me, I have a velvet skirt that I never knew I had
2. Fold the velvet fabric in half and trace a rectangular shape of what your choker will look like. Just eyeball how long and thick the choker will be. Its okay if the length is shorter for your neck, we will be fixing that up later. Mine was as thick as the ruler I'm using on the picture.
3. Cut your trace pattern and glue them together with a fabric glue (I used shoe glue here which also works well). Fold theraw edges inside for a clean finished and wait for it to dry.
Tip: Iron the folds and hems of the choker to make it easier to apply glue and lets its stick faster
4. Now take your ribbon, cut it into two and sew one on both ends of the choker. Its totally up to you how long you want it to be. Tie it on your neck and you got your own velvet choker.
Its classy, trendy and looks expensive af, no one will guess you made this yourself with just a few scraps of fabric. Give it a try and let me know how it goes ..
2 Ways You Can Make a Denim Choker
Heres 2 styles you can diy out of denims in just 10 minutes or less
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| DIY Denim Choker Style 1 |
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