There's nothing like a nice comfy pair of trainers but I do like a bit of pizazz on the ol' footwear. That's why I am loving a post I found over on the brilliant Budget Beautiful blog site HERE.
The finished product looks a little like this.
Soooo, want a little more motivation in trying your hand at your own version? Well, I think the new crochet flowers in our online store could be just the trick! Purchase yours HERE
It's no surprise that I'm a huge fan of shabby chic childrens clothes. I not only make my own creations for sale in my online shop (ie www.littleteetee.com) but I also happily sell the different elements so you can design your own!
One of these crocheted doilies ...
Plus one of these hearts ...
Equals one of these!!!
You can purchase the crocheted doilies, hearts plus many other sewing embellishments instore here .
Does anyone else remember those yummy life-saver lollies in the gorgeous shades of orange, pink, yellow & green? I LOVED them (until I moved on to musk flavour instead). Anyway, I have just received a shipment of fabric rose trim that immediately reminded me of these sweets!
Available in brilliant yellow, pink & orange, and then some white & nude in case we want to stay conservative!
Oh how I love doilies. Granted, there were a few years that they fell from my 'love' list but thankfully they're back with a vengence! I love them on clothes, headbands, as pretty table settings, even on lampshades!
I have 4 beautiful doilie styles for sale in my lace & trims store. Get in quick before they sell out! Veiw online here.
As the school holidays come to an end, I have released my first dress for the new year. And from the initial interest it's one that you may like!
Once I work through all the current orders, I will make a number of fabric variations in the same style. Keep an eye out instore or come visit me at the next Handmade Craft Market on Feb 19 to see the new releases.
I'm having a bit of fun playing with my new laces & trims which are to be sold in the Little Tee Tee store. I'm hoping my creations will help with a little inspiration on how to put stretch laces & fabric flowers to good use!
Team this white beaded stretch lace (available here) & these pretty flowers (available here) to make the above gorgeous headband. I simply overlapped 3 of the white flowers & sewed them directly onto the lace headband. Easy!
I love this headband! So simple, so shabby chic. Use a wide stretch elastic (this one available here), & sew in two pleats to make one section skinnier. Add a singular rose (variety available here) as the focal point by carefully sewing around the base of the rose & then trimming off excess mesh.
Handy Headband Tutorial tips:
Measure the head of the person wearing the headband, where the headband is going to sit.
Cut the lace to the above measurement.
Sew at raw edge with right sides together. I use a zig-zag stitch & go back and forth at least 3 times.