QUOTE(bartez @ 2005 09 27, 11:48)
ohoooo koks grozis
ohoooo koks grozis
Pagalveles is juosteliu
1. For a 16" x 16" pillow, you'll need a total of 38 pieces of 7/8" satin ribbon in assorted colors. Cut each ribbon piece to 18" long.
2. Cut an 18" x 18" piece of woven fusible interfacing and place, fusible side up, on a piece of foam core. Begin laying ribbons in the color order you want.
3. Pin ribbons to interfacing in a straight row, creating your warp (figure A).
4. For the weft, start at the top, weaving in and out between the warp ribbons. Alternate the weaving pattern with every row. Pin each ribbon into place on both ends.
5. Once all your ribbons are woven together, lightly fuse ribbon to interfacing with a warm, dry iron (figure
. Remove all the pins and transfer entire piece to an ironing board to continue fusing, pressing on the backside of the interfacing.
6. Attach decorative rope piping to pillow face, by stitching around all sides and overlapping raw ends (figure C).
7. For the back, cut a 17" x 17" piece of coordinating fabric and sew with right sides together, leaving a 5" opening for turning and stuffing.
8. Turn pillow right side out, stuff with Poly-Fil or a pillow blank, and sew closed by hand (figure D).
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1. For a 16" x 16" pillow, you'll need a total of 38 pieces of 7/8" satin ribbon in assorted colors. Cut each ribbon piece to 18" long.
2. Cut an 18" x 18" piece of woven fusible interfacing and place, fusible side up, on a piece of foam core. Begin laying ribbons in the color order you want.
3. Pin ribbons to interfacing in a straight row, creating your warp (figure A).
4. For the weft, start at the top, weaving in and out between the warp ribbons. Alternate the weaving pattern with every row. Pin each ribbon into place on both ends.
5. Once all your ribbons are woven together, lightly fuse ribbon to interfacing with a warm, dry iron (figure
. Remove all the pins and transfer entire piece to an ironing board to continue fusing, pressing on the backside of the interfacing. 6. Attach decorative rope piping to pillow face, by stitching around all sides and overlapping raw ends (figure C).
7. For the back, cut a 17" x 17" piece of coordinating fabric and sew with right sides together, leaving a 5" opening for turning and stuffing.
8. Turn pillow right side out, stuff with Poly-Fil or a pillow blank, and sew closed by hand (figure D).
http://www.hgtv.com/...4047652,00.html
QUOTE(Tender @ 2005 09 27, 15:35)
Pagalveles is juosteliu
1. For a 16" x 16" pillow, you'll need a total of 38 pieces of 7/8" satin ribbon in assorted colors. Cut each ribbon piece to 18" long.
2. Cut an 18" x 18" piece of woven fusible interfacing and place, fusible side up, on a piece of foam core. Begin laying ribbons in the color order you want.
3. Pin ribbons to interfacing in a straight row, creating your warp (figure A).
4. For the weft, start at the top, weaving in and out between the warp ribbons. Alternate the weaving pattern with every row. Pin each ribbon into place on both ends.
5. Once all your ribbons are woven together, lightly fuse ribbon to interfacing with a warm, dry iron (figure. Remove all the pins and transfer entire piece to an ironing board to continue fusing, pressing on the backside of the interfacing.
6. Attach decorative rope piping to pillow face, by stitching around all sides and overlapping raw ends (figure C).
7. For the back, cut a 17" x 17" piece of coordinating fabric and sew with right sides together, leaving a 5" opening for turning and stuffing.
8. Turn pillow right side out, stuff with Poly-Fil or a pillow blank, and sew closed by hand (figure D).
http://www.hgtv.com/...4047652,00.html
1. For a 16" x 16" pillow, you'll need a total of 38 pieces of 7/8" satin ribbon in assorted colors. Cut each ribbon piece to 18" long.
2. Cut an 18" x 18" piece of woven fusible interfacing and place, fusible side up, on a piece of foam core. Begin laying ribbons in the color order you want.
3. Pin ribbons to interfacing in a straight row, creating your warp (figure A).
4. For the weft, start at the top, weaving in and out between the warp ribbons. Alternate the weaving pattern with every row. Pin each ribbon into place on both ends.
5. Once all your ribbons are woven together, lightly fuse ribbon to interfacing with a warm, dry iron (figure
. Remove all the pins and transfer entire piece to an ironing board to continue fusing, pressing on the backside of the interfacing. 6. Attach decorative rope piping to pillow face, by stitching around all sides and overlapping raw ends (figure C).
7. For the back, cut a 17" x 17" piece of coordinating fabric and sew with right sides together, leaving a 5" opening for turning and stuffing.
8. Turn pillow right side out, stuff with Poly-Fil or a pillow blank, and sew closed by hand (figure D).
http://www.hgtv.com/...4047652,00.html
O ar galit truputuką paaiškint, nemokančiai angliškai kaip tai daroma. Čia tiesiog supinta ar ir susiūtos tos juostelės?
Ir aš pasigirsiu..ką tik pasisiuvau pagalvytės užvalkaliuką..avytė siuvinėta..labai nepeikit nes tai mano pirmas siūtas darbas 
QUOTE(kriziuke @ 2005 09 29, 20:46)
Ir aš pasigirsiu..ką tik pasisiuvau pagalvytės užvalkaliuką..avytė siuvinėta..labai nepeikit nes tai mano pirmas siūtas darbas
FANTASITŠKA pagalvėlė
Ir aš tokios užsimaniau
Viskas šiandien pat eisiu pirktis siūliukų.
QUOTE(kriziuke @ 2005 09 29, 20:46)
Ir aš pasigirsiu..ką tik pasisiuvau pagalvytės užvalkaliuką..avytė siuvinėta..labai nepeikit nes tai mano pirmas siūtas darbas
Labai sauni pagalvyte 
Ir dar kelios pagalveles is naujausio Vouge zurnaliuko 
O sita man paciai labiausia prie sirdies
Rozes rozes.......
Rozes rozes.......
Sveikutes, turiu prasymeli 
gal kuri issisaugojote siu pagalvyziu modeli as kaip kvaila, tik piesinuka sugebejau issisaugoti 
gal kuri issisaugojote siu pagalvyziu modeli as kaip kvaila, tik piesinuka sugebejau issisaugoti
