Posts Tagged ‘lace’

UT Tutorial – Lace Chandelier

Looking to glam up your next party? Nothing says classy like a chandelier. Especially one doused liberally in glitter.

Yup, you can stitch this! Just grab the freestanding lace design here, and then check out this tutorial on how to put it together and glam it up for your next occasion. You can skip the glitter if you choose, but I think having perpetually sparkly hands also adds to the class, don’t you? Darn skippy.

Little Princess

Adenine Modeling Tiara

This was too cute not to share. MissAdenine stitched up our Battenburg lace choker in pink and yellow, but turned it upside down and made it into a tiara instead! And got the perfect (very patient) little princess to model it.

I love it when customers (pardon the pun) turn an idea on its head! It does indeed make quite a charming little tiara.

UT Tutorial – Battenburg Lace Choker

Looking for something dark and romantic to top off this spooktacular week? We have just the thing…

Grab our new Battenburg lace choker! The new Battenburg lace style stitches up a softer and more delicate design that’s great for wearable pieces like chokers. We dressed it up with chains & charms to make it perfect for a gothic and glam night out.

Pair it with some of our other lace pieces, like this Day of the Dead Mask, and you have an elegant look for any dark occasion. It may not be Halloween yet, but that’s no reason not to look this awesome.

Get the design here, and then check out the full tutorial here!

UT Tutorial – Gilded Lace Mustache Necklace

Both darling and dapper at the same time… it’s the gilded mustache necklace! Classy in gold, because when my brain thinks of the classiest thing to add gold leaf to, it comes up with a mustache. Of course, brain. Nothing more ladylike and delicate than that.

Grab your lace mustache here, and the check the tutorial to find out how to make it shine as the worlds most dapper and darling necklace, always at the ready for a quick disguise.

Lace Portrait

This amazing lace portrait by artist Pierre Fouché was made over a period of four years using bobbin lace, a handmade form of lace made by twisting strands of thread together. Yeah. Wow.

via Colossal