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Saturday, November 19, 2011
Tu Tu cute .... hand made tutu so simple to make...
to make a child's (or adults) tutu is VERY simple....
its a NO sew project so if you can use a pair of scissors then you can make a tu tu too...
materials needed....
Thule or crinoline material
scissors
elastic
decorative ribbons ....
1) Start out by measuring you child's waist
2.) cut length of elastic should be about 2 inches wider than child's waist
3.)then cut your Thule the double the length you would like the tutu to be each piece should be about 5 inches wide
4.)then fold your cut lengths in half and do a lark shed knot (see drawing) the lark shed knot looks cleaner and you get a nice uniformed look when finished
5.) continue doing the lark knots all around waist band then tie a knot in the elastic when you have finished
6.) add a decorative bow over top of elastic knot.. and your all done !!!!
this project should take under 30 mins to do
and shouldn't cost more than $15 dollars to make it :)
I used 6m of fabric to do both tutu's shown.. these are VERY fluffy you could use less but 3m is a good amount for a basic tutu :)
you can make little "tutu " hair clips too.. just attach the thule to the hair clip or around a hair elastic.. the possibilities are endless :)
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this is cute. I've been meaning to make one for a while now. I love your blog. I tried following but the link is not working. I'll have to stop by later to see if it works. Would love you to stop by DIY Home Sweet Home
ReplyDeleteJamie
http://diyhshp.blogspot.com/
P.S. I have a linky every Monday would love you to stop by Monday and link up.
what link wasnt working for you ????
ReplyDeleteI will check your blog out too :)
Thanks for the nice words :)