Menanti hari hari INDAH: April 2011

Monday, April 25, 2011

kita merancang TUHAN menentukan :)

hai..
lama dah tak update blog nie.berhabuk bersawang bagai nie hah.....labah labah pun ada!*tipu.haha*...banyak nak story mory about my wedding..but tak tau nak start dari mana.huhu.belasah jerk lah kan......okay,now i start dari perhiasan rumah..my mom dah beli langsir untuk majlis nanti.biasa lah kena lah ikut colour tema kan.hah cakap pasal colour tema nie...I tukar lagi colour.hahaha.*entah kali ke berapa.lantak lah nyahhhh* tapi kali nie cnform sebab dah beli langsir and try baju...so tak ada sebarang penukaran lagi!*arahan untuk diri sendiri.hihihi*nasib baik langsir tu kakak I nak buatkan.kalau tak duit lagi kan..kan..kan..huhu.baju untuk family pun I dah beli.lega jugak lah bila dah beli barang sikit sikit.banyak jugak I dah fikir untuk majlis I nanti.hope semuanya okay lah.dah pening sangat kepala nie fikir.salah faham dengan Amad selalu jerk.sampai tak larat dah nak bertekak.huhu.adat lah kan nak rancang sesuatu majlis tu..kena banyak banyak sabar....sabau sabau sabau bak kata orang melaka.haha.

note: sorry tak ada gambar masa beli langsir tu..huhu.so entry kosong jerk lah..

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

d.i.y

hai.
hari nie i nak kongsi something yang uols boleh buat sendiri untuk naikkan lagi seri majlis perkahwinan uols.hihi.atau boleh bagi idea untuk B2B..i dapat nie dari bantuan incik GOOGLE.i think i nak buat masa wedding i nanti.*tu pun kalau hengaatttt!kekeke*

1) fabric flower bouquet

Supplies needed:

assortment of fabric (choose fabrics with a variety of different textures, for these we used silk, cotton, and linen. You can also use fabric remnants or scraps to add a vintage or sentimental feel)
hot glue gun
glue sticks
fabric scissors
cardstock
fabric marker
buttons
felt flowers
½ yard length of 2″ thick ribbon
floral cloth wire
felt circles
hand sewing needle
all-purpose sewing thread

Make Fabric Yo-Yo Flowers

1) Cut 6″, 5″, and 4″ diameter circle templates out of cardstock. Trace an assortment of circles onto fabrics.

2) Cut out all circles using fabric scissors.

3) Thread your needle with the all-purpose sewing thread, knotting it at one end. begin to sew around the edge of the circle. As you stitch, begin pulling the thread, you will notice the fabric beginning to come together into lovely folds. Once the fabric ruffles enough that it begins to make a flower, knot your thread on the back (flat) side.

4) Continue making yo-yo flowers until you have a variety of sizes and colors to choose from. Stitch beads to the center of each or glue buttons or pre-made felt flowers to the centers. You can also layer different sizes on top of one another.

Construct the Bouquet

1) Bend the floral cloth wire in half and then bend the ends to create a flat surface for the flowers.

2) Add hot glue to the back of the flower and attach the “stem” to it.

3) Cover the stem with a piece of pre-cut felt and glue down the edges. This will give the flowers a more finished look.

4) Do the same with the other stem. Repeat steps 1-3 until you have the desired amount of stemmed flowers.

5) Begin to bunch all the stems together. Start wrapping some of the stems around the bundle to secure it in place. This will also shorten the stem so you can start to play with different stem heights.

6) When you are happy with the size of your bouquet, tie the ribbon around the bundle for a finished look and enjoy!

Materials:

assorted paper, card stock is a good weight for sewing into
all-purpose sewing thread
sewing machine
scissors
felt craft ball

1) Cut out a variety of heart sizes

2) For the vertical garland, layer different sized hearts on top of one another and sew together down the middle of the heart. Leave about 3 inches in between each heart. Sew some with a singular heart to create interest and variety.