Anna Sui Spring Summer 2011 Collection

Anna Sui Spring Summer 2011 Collection

The ethno simplicity and the hippy sharm were enough to bring me to a happy place, somewhere countryside where the sun shines bright and puts that gorgeous smile on the models faces! Clearly receiving the same stylists consignment to pick a seventies related theme for the collection, Anna Sui did her best to highlight that and still have fun while doing it. (more images right after the jump and a catwalk video)

It may not be the most avant-garde and noire couture out there (and that’s something I’m thankful for), but Anna Sui’s collections make me safe in such a mad, mad catwalk world. Smiling is good, girly is good and country is definitely good. Give me a wardrobe full of Anna Sui and I’d feel like celebrating life with every garment I’d wear! Frills and thrills, the emotions of light and positivism through fabrics, I’m sold! Is it spring yet? (you can see photos of the entire collection here)





http://stylefrizz.com/201009/anna-sui-spring-summer-2011-collection/

Romantik bir Mum

Wrap fragrant pillar candles in homemade paper for a romantic look. Brass hearts add extra romantic appeal. You can vary the look of the paper for different occasions.

Supplies:

• Arnold Grummer's Heart & Flowers Ceramic Casting Mold
• Arnold Grummer's Papermill Complete Kit
• Arnold Grummer's Angel Wings: Multi Color Mix
• Arnold Grummer's Flame Free for Paper Crafts
• Arnold Grummer's Cotton Linter Casting Squares: 2 oz package
• Wastepaper to recycle: pink, white
• Blender
• Dishpan
• Ruler
• Paintbrush
• Craft glue
• Large needle
• Purple metallic ribbon
• 3 small round brads
• 5 brass heart brads
• Pillar candle with concave top

Steps:

1. Follow the instructions in any Arnold Grummer paper making set to make one sheet each of white and pink handmade paper. For botanical look: remove seeds from 1 to 2 Angel Wing petals; add to pulp in blender for last few seconds of blending.
    
2. Make lines on handmade sheets using a ruler and fine paintbrush dipped in water. Tear along the wet lines to make 'torn edge' pieces in these sizes: white - 2 1/2" x 8 1/2" and 3 1/2" x 3 1/2"; pink - 3" x 3".
    
3. Follow directions on Arnold Grummer's Cotton Linter Casting Squares to create heart paper cast. Gently tear excess paper from heart cast to leave a 1/4" torn edge border around image.
    
4. Use craft glue to attach strip of handmade paper around candle, 1/2" up form the bottom of candle. There will be a gap, but the paper cast will cover the gap between ends of the strip.
    
5. Wrap metallic ribbon around the handmade paper strip several times. Secure with craft glue.
    
6. Layer and attach white and pink torn edge paper squares, and paper cast as shown.
    
7. Use a needle to poke holes at top right, bottom right, and bottom left of casting on candle. Insert small round brass brads into holes. Poke four holes around the strip of paper and insert heart brads.
    
8. Attach a ribbon bow to the top left corner. Cut off brad prongs from the remaining heart and secure to the center of the bow with craft glue.

Note: Never leave a burning candle unattended. Pillar candles with concave tops normally do not drip. To prevent wax from dripping, refrigerate candle 1 to 2 hours before burning and keep lit for only 1 to 2 hours at a time. Use Arnold Grummer's FLAME FREE for PAPER CRAFTS on any paper candle wrap used in a display at a restaurant or hall.

http://www.favecrafts.com/Candles-Soap/Paper-Wrapped-Love-Candle

Romantik bir Mum, Mum Yapımı, Mum Resimleri

Örgüden Şapka

This hat will be a favorite for anyone you choose to give it to. Soft 100% Merino Wool with a classic style is sometimes referred to as a beret or tam. It’s really cute and easy to knit for beginners.

One size fits all and can be adjusted around face edge. Fits med-X/large

Materials:

• Yarn: merino wool worsted weight 200 yards
• Knitting Board with 80 needles (28”
• knitting board)
• Knit hook
• Crochet hook

Version I Instructions: (as shown)

1. Cast On (80) stitches. Place anchor yarn.
2. Knit in Rib Stitch for (30) rows.
3. Bind Off from board.

Version II:

1. Cast On (80) stitches
2. Knit in Rib Stitch for (6) rows.
3. Change to Stockinette Stitch. Knit for (4) rows.
4. Change to Rib Stitch. Knit for (4) rows.
5. Change to Stockinette Stitch. Knit for (4) rows.
6. Change to Rib Stitch. Knit for (4) rows.
7. Change to Stockinette Stitch. Knit for (8) rows.
8. Bind Off from Board. This edge will be top of hat.

SEWING THE HAT:

1. Fold hat so that the (2) shorter side edges are together. Sew with invisible stitch.
2. Version II top of hat is the Stockinette end.
3. Create the top of hat by lacing a double strand of yarn thru the hat about 2” from top of hat. Draw the double yarn tightly and knot. Draw tails to inside of hat.
4. Finish front edge of hat (anchor yarn) by binding off the stitches creating desired tightness for head size.
   
5. Hat can be worn close to face to one side, or as full head cover.

http://www.favecrafts.com/

örgü sapka modeli, şapka modelleri,  bere modeli

Şal

dantel şal, orgu sal, Örgü şal modeli, şal modelleri

Örgü şapka

Today we’re proposing you a light, neutral outfit in tones of grey, purple and brown. It’s easy to wear, it sure looks gorgeous and it has all those beautiful colours we love so much: grey to give us the sporty feeling, purple for elegance and feminity and brown for harmony with nature. We just fell in love with the dress

http://stylefrizz.com/

Örgü şapka, şapka modelleri, örgü sapka modeli

Panço Modeli, örgü panço

This child's poncho pattern is for all skill levels and has colorful stripes and a mock turtleneck. Stay warm and look fabulous with adorable pom-pom detail on the sides.

MATERIALS

• Patons Astra (50 g/1.75 oz)
• Size 4 6 8
• Main Color MC (Variegated)
• 2 2 3 balls
• Contrast A (Aqua)
• 2 2 2 balls
• Contrast B (Lt Green)
• 2 2 2 balls
• Contrast C (Dk Green)
• 2 2 2 balls
• Knitting Needles: size 3.75 mm (U.S. 5) or size needed to obtain tension. 4 st holders.
• Abbreviations

SIZES
Chest measurement
4 24 ins [61 cm ]
6 26 ins [66 cm ]
8 28 ins [71 cm ]

TENSION
24 sts and 32 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st.

INSTRUCTIONS
The instructions are written for smallest size. If changes are necessary for larger sizes the instructions will be written thus ( ).

RIGHT SIDE
All Sizes: **With A, cast on 179 (185-197) sts.
1st row: (RS). K1. *P1. K1. Rep from * to end of row.
This row forms seed st pat.
Rep 1st row once more.
3rd row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Knit to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
4th row: Purl.
Rep last 2 rows once more. 175 (181-193) sts.
Proceed in pat as follows:
1st row: (RS). With MC, K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Knit to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
2nd row: P3. Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
3rd row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
4th row: As 2nd row.
5th and 6th rows: Rep last 2 rows once more.
7th row: With B, K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Knit to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
8th row: Purl.
9th to 12th rows: Rep last 2 rows twice more.
13th to 18th rows: With MC, as 1st to 6th rows once.
19th to 24th rows: With C, as 7th to 12th rows once.
25th to 30th rows: With MC, as 1st to 6th rows once.
31st to 36th rows: With A, as 7th to 12th rows once.
These 36 rows form stripe pat. Rep last 36 rows of stripe pat once more. 103 (109-121) sts.

Sizes 6 and 8 only: Work 1st to 6th rows of stripe pat once more. (103-115) sts.

Size 8 only: Work 7th to 18th rows of stripe pat once more. 103 sts.

All Sizes: Cont working in stripe pat, as established, and using appropriate colors, proceed as follows:
Shoulder shaping: 1st row: (RS). K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat 45 sts. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. Mark last st. K2tog. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
2nd row: Work even in pat.
3rd row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat to last 3 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
4th row: As 2nd row.
5th and 6th rows: As 3rd and 2nd rows.
7th row: As 3rd row.
8th row: P3. Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
9th row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
10th row: As 8th row.
11th and 12th rows: Rep last 2 rows once more.
13th row: As 3rd row. 79 sts.**
Rep 2nd to 13th rows once more, then 2nd to 7th rows once, ending with WS facing for next row. 47 sts.
Neck Shaping: Next row: Keeping cont of pat, P3. Pat to last 10 sts (neck edge). Turn. Leave rem 10 sts on a st holder.
Next row: K2tog. Pat to last 3 sts. K3.
Next row: P3. Pat to last 2 sts. P2tog.
Next row: K2tog. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
Next row: P3. Pat to last 2 sts. P2tog.
Next row: K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 2 sts. P2tog.
Next row: K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
Next row: Pat to last 2 sts. P2tog.
Next row: Sl1. K2tog. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Work even in pat.
Next row: Sl1. K1. psso. K2tog. Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
Next row: P3. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 3 sts. K3.
Next row: P3. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 4 sts. K2tog. K2.
Next row: P3. Pat to end of row. 20 sts. Leave these sts on a st holder.

LEFT SIDE
Work from ** to ** as given for Right Side.
Rep 2nd to 13th rows once more, then 2nd to 8th rows once, ending with WS facing for next row. 51 sts.
Neck Shaping: Next row: P3. Pat to last 3 sts. P3. Leave first 10 sts on a st holder (neck edge).
Next row: K3. Pat to last 3 sts. K2tog.
Next row: P2tog. Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
Next row: K2. K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts. K2tog.
Next row: P2tog. Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
Next row: Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts. K2tog.
Next row: P2tog. Pat to end of row.
Next row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts. K2tog.
Next row: P2tog. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K1. Sl1. K2tog. psso.
Next row: Work even in pat.
Next row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. K2tog. Pat to last 2 sts before marker. Sl1. K1. psso. K2tog.
Next row: Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
Next row: K3. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 3 sts. P3.
Next row: K2. Sl1. K1. psso. Pat to end of row.
Next row: Pat to last 3 sts. P3. 20 sts. Leave these sts on a st holder.

FINISHING
Pin garment pieces to measurements. Cover with a damp cloth leaving to dry.
Neckband: Sew front seam. With RS of work facing and A, pick up and knit 16 sts from right back st holder. Pick up and knit 18 sts down right front neck edge. K10 from front right st holder. K10 from front left st holder. Pick up and knit 18 sts up left front neck edge. K16 from back st holder. 90 sts.
Beg with a purl row, work 3 ins [7.5 cm] in stocking st. Cast off. Sew Back and neckband seam, reversing seam on neckband for curl-back edge.

http://www.favecrafts.com/Knitting-for-Kids/Bright-Stripes-Poncho-from-Patons

Panço Modeli, örgü panço

orgu sal, sal modeli

orgu sal, sal modeli

Kırmızı Patik

patik modeli, patik modelleri

Örgü Kırlent

This black and white afghan and pillow set is great for any room. It's easy to make and it's a free knit pattern just for you. The gray color also offsets the black and white.

MEASUREMENTS:
Afghan: Approx 42 ins x 56 ins [106.5 cm x 142 cm].
Pillows: Approx 14 ins [35.5 cm] square.

MATERIALS

Afghan: Approx 48 ins x 54 ins [122 cm x 137 cm].
Pillows: Approx 16 ins [40.5 cm] square.

Bernat® Harmony(Solids: 100 g/3.5 oz / Ombres: 80 g/2.8 oz)
Afghan (Pillow A-Pillow B)
Main Color (MC) (Black) 8 (2-2) balls
Contrast A (White) 3 (0-2) balls
Contrast B (Grey) 3 (2-0) balls
Size 10 mm (U.S. 15) knitting needles or size needed to obtain gauge.
2 pillow forms 16 ins [40.5 cm] square.
Pattern

GAUGE
8 sts and 12 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in stocking st with 2 strands tog.

INSTRUCTIONS
Afghan
Strip A (make 2)
With 2 strands of MC, cast on 32 sts.
Work Chart I in stocking st to end of chart, reading knit rows from right to left and purl rows from left to right.
Work Chart II in stocking st to end of chart, reading knit rows from right to left and purl rows from left to right.
Work Chart I in stocking st. Cast off.
Strip B
With 2 strands of B, cast on 32 sts.
Work Chart II in stocking st, substituting B for A.
Work Chart I in stocking st, substituting B for A.
Work Chart II in stocking st, substituting B for A. Cast off.
FINISHING
Sew strips in following sequence: A, B and A.
Upper and lower borders: With RS of work facing, 2 strands of B and beg at bottom left corner, pick up and knit 90 sts across lower edge of Afghan.
Work 3 rows in garter st (knit every row). Cast off loosely knitwise.
Rep for upper border.
Side borders:With RS of work facing, 2 strands of B and beg at bottom right corner, pick and knit 100 sts up right edge of Afghan.
Work 3 rows in garter st. Cast off loosely knitwise.
Rep for other side.
Tassels: (make 4). Cut a piece of cardboard 4½ ins [11 cm] wide. Wind
MC around cardboard 25 times. Break yarn leaving a long end and thread end through a needle. Slip needle through all loops and tie tightly. Remove cardboard and wind yarn tightly around loops ¾ inch [2 cm] below fold. Fasten securely. Cut through rem loops and trim ends evenly. Attach 1 tassel to each corner of Afghan.
Pillow A
FRONT and BACK (make alike)
With 2 strands of MC, cast on 32 sts.
Work Chart III in stocking st to end of chart reading knit rows from right to left and purl rows from left to right.
Cast off.
FINISHING
Sew 3 sides of pillow. Insert pillow form. Sew last side.
Tassels: (make 4). Work as given for
Afghan, substituting B for MC and attach to corners of pillow.
Pillow B
FRONT and BACK (make alike)
Work as given for Pillow A, substituting A for B.
Finishing and Tassels:Work as given Pillow A, substituting A for MC for tassels.

http://www.favecrafts.com/Knit-Afghans/Black-and-White-Afghan-and-Pillow-Set-from-Bernat

Örgü kırlent modeli, örgü yastık modeli, kırlent modelleri

Fiercest Shoes Of The Season Chau Har Lee’s Platforms

Fiercest Shoes Of The Season Chau Har Lee’s Platforms

Now this is one fine day to take a walk down Fierce Alley and admire the novelties! After Lady Gaga’s cover, you thought it doesn’t get any better, didn’t you?
Say hello to Chau Har Lee’s shoes! Somewhere between metal art land and the stiletto jungle, there was just enough space for these to be spawned! Half Battlestar Gallactica (the concrete city edition), half artistically challenged creation, the new platforms will be ready to meet the world at Selfridges. However, don’t celebrate too soon! One pair sold, doesn’t take the menace away, you can check out Chau Har Lee’s website for more heels challenges! (via)

http://stylefrizz.com/201009/fiercest-shoes-of-the-season-chau-har-lees-platforms/

Fiercest Shoes Of The Season Chau Har Lee’s Platforms, Ayakkabı Modelleri, Topuklu Ayakkabı resimleri

Repetto For Opening Ceremony Shoes Collection Fall 2010

Repetto For Opening Ceremony Shoes Collection Fall 2010

Repetto and Opening Ceremony worked on a collection for this 2010 fall that seems to illustrate just what we were talking about yesterday: modest heels make this fall’s hottest trends. Animal print ballerinas and western booties. How do you find the new OC Repetto collaboration (do hit the jump to see more, larger, better)? (how much is it, you say? Well, count $400 for the flat ballerina shoes and $500 for the Kadinsky Western booties)

http://stylefrizz.com/201008/repetto-for-opening-ceremony-shoes-collection-fall-2010/

Ayakkabı Modelleri

teeny tiny knitted toys

Free pattern: teeny tiny knitted toys

Little Cotton Rabbit has an adorable pattern for knitting tiny soft animals that would make pefrect pram toys. The project is also a great way to use up leftover yarn.

The pattern will show you how to make a rabbit and bear, both measuring just under 2.5 inches (6 cms) long. It's a bit fiddly, but heaps of fun, and good practice for getting those precision stitches spot on. And their little faces are just so unbearably cute! Think I'm going to move on to something else now before my maternal instincts eat me.

Teeny tiny knitted toys, örgüden oyuncak yapımı, örgü oyuncak modelleri, örgüden oyuncak nasıl yapılır

http://www.craftycrafty.tv/2008/07/free_pattern_teeny_tiny_knitte.html

Knitted toys

dragon knitting pattern - knitted toys

knitted flat, normal needles, quite easy
exclusive knitting pattern available from
www.debibirkin.co.uk 

cheshire cat knitting pattern - knitted toys

knitted flat, normal needles, quite easy
exclusive knitting pattern available from
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badger knitting pattern - knitted toys

knitted flat, normal needles, quite easy
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dragon knitting pattern - knitted toys, örgüden oyuncak nasıl yapılır,  örgü bebek

Lady Gaga In Alexander McQueen Dress For MTV 2010 VMAs

How do you feel about Lady Gaga? How do you feel about Lady Gaga wearing Alexander McQueen? I’m struggling hard not to see a bad side to this fame story!

So we had the MTV 2010 VMAs this very Sunday. You can just as well name it the Gaga edition since she swept this edition with 13 nominations from which she actually received 8 trophies (notably video of the year for Bad Romance, best collaboration for Telephone). That’s just a brief introduction to her stage outfits, actually. Because Lady Gaga chose to wear Alexander McQueen to start the night with. It’s a dress she had already worn before in her Vanity Fair pictorial. The Mohawk head piece was signed by Philip Treacy. (the story continues right after the jump with more images, click here for the gallery!)

That wasn’t the most outrageous thing she had worn for the night. The Alexander McQueen dress (paired with the impossible Armadillo shoes) was the most decent and the most fashionable by far. Remember that Vogue Hommes cover she did? The one not-so-easy to digest? Yep, the meat dress thing? She had a very similar piece tonight, on the MTV VMAs stage with a matching head meat piece and a meat clutch. For some reason, though, even if I highly appreciate any public highlight of anything McQueen, Gaga’s attempts at being different smell like fame desperation, thus not honoring McQueen’s memory in my opinion. Where others see art in Gaga, I see nothing genuine / original. Posing as a “special” someone doesn’t necessarily make her one too. It’s all a stage game. The Fame game. Please, Gaga, enough McQueen already! (photos via 1, 2, 3)

http://stylefrizz.com/201009/lady-gaga-in-alexander-mcqueen-dress-for-mtv-2010-vmas/

Monika Jagaciak For Atelier Versace Fall Winter 2010 2011

Monika Jagaciak For Atelier Versace Fall Winter 2010 2011
Atelier Versace Collections have become the new Herve Leger of fashion. Body hugging dresses and draping details for the Fall Winter 2010 2011 collection bring a new power shade to the word femininity.
Elegant, flawless and Red Carpet ready, this is Donatella’s success approach to her couture line. Atelier Versace binds together elegance, couture and commercial success with an enviable sartorial ability. Showing us the perfection of Atelier Versace’s Fall line is Monika Jagaciak, as simple and stunning as the collection itself. Wouldn’t you want to spin those dresses around a bit? (via)

Monika Jagaciak For Atelier Versace Fall Winter 2010 2011, Elbise modelleri, kış kreasyonu, elbise resimleri, gece elbisesi, gece elbisesi modelleri

http://stylefrizz.com/201009/monika-jagaciak-for-atelier-versace-fall-winter-2010-2011/