Posts tagged: fashion
ZOOZOOM presents Fashion Wars Live Manhattan
By ZOOZOOM 
EVENT :: FASHION WARS LIVE presented by ZOOZOOM MAGAZINE
DATE :: Thursday, Jan 29th
TIME :: 9 PM - Late
VENUE :: Ultra Lounge (http://www.theultranyc.com), 37 West 26th Street, New York (6th Ave. / Broadway) » READ MORE
Trends: Blues, Sinks, Seating
By TheHome
TREND: Blue
November 18, 2008
The calm color blue was used at the fall 2008 High Point Market in many
ways. Some designers went back to their traditional roots with dusty
blues and some returned to classic navys.
Sensational Sinks
November 12, 2008
Sinks become the focal point of your vanity and the centerpiece of your bathroom decor
Seating for Conversations
November 18, 2008
For a fashionable, comfortable conversation starte » READ MORE
How to Make Boy Shorts
By threadbangerHaven't done laundry in a while? Need some more underwear? Well, take a lesson from Rob and Ruffeo Hearts Lil' Snotty and turn your old t-shirts into a pair of boy shorts! And put off doing laundry for another day... Watch the full Episode here!
First thing to do is to draw out a design
Take out a t-shirt, you can use the same sleeves but Maxwell uses sleeves from another t-shirt to spruce up the color. You'll also need to h » READ MORE
Emerging Trends: Boho Chic Meets Antique
By TheHome
There is an eclectic trend on the upholstery horizon that combines
bohemian themes with vivid, exciting colors and bold patterning. These
carefree statement pieces are inspired by handicraft and patchwork
ancestors, but they have an essentially contemporary edge that defies
conventional authority. Read more here.
Check out these other great articles from this week:
Trends on the Web
Thursday October 09, 2008
This week’s round up h » READ MORE
How to Plan Your Room, Cool Fridges & Tips on Choosing a Dishwasher
By TheHome
DESIGNER INSIGHT: Barry Dixon on How to Plan Your Room
Friday, September 5, 2008 (released early for email subscribers!)
Some start with a rug, some start with a color. Designer Barry Dixon offers this advice for starting to plan your room.
Black & White and Stylish All Over
September 4, 2008
The black and white color scheme is a fashion mainstay. Black and white fabrics in solids and patterns compose a dynamic look that never goes out » READ MORE
House and Hound Friday Round Up
By DeborahPet Fashion Week was in New York this weekend, and we featured some very stylish and innovative pet products on House and Hound.
Vegas Baby : Dog Collars from Hampton's Hound
H20 : Acqua Bol from Wow Bow
Dog Stash : Doggie Closets from Canine Couture Closets
A Good Investment : Dog Water Bowl from Drink Better
Ride On Cowboy : Leather Belt from Fine Arf Collection
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Peacock Trends, Ideal Fridge Temps & Going Green by Redesigning
By TheHomeToday's weekly roundup from TheHome.com features bold new trends and practical advice. What's the best temp to keep the fridge at? Did you know you actually need to "wash" the washing machine?
Hot Trend: Peacock Feathers
August 28, 2008
For high glamour with an element of natural beauty, peacock designs are
impeccable. A wave of peacock motifs has washed through the home
accessories market recently in both ...
House and Hound Friday Round Up
By DeborahThis week has been exciting, and I've got some big news! Daniel and I got engaged last Friday, with a little help from Charly, who brought me the most beautiful perfect ring I could have ever hoped for. Read the whole story on House and Hound. Plus, I've got lots of really cute things featured this week.
Puppy Love : Ceramic Mug from Graham and Greene
A Tiny Case Of Writers Block : Notebook from Panik Design
The Bling : Dog Charm Pendan » READ MORE
FURNITURE TREND: Tufted Furniture Gets All Buttoned Up
By TheHomeTufting is no longer just seen on vintage upholstery. This classic detail is re-emerging with new shapes and contemporary styling.
Originally employed to secure cushioning to the backs and seats of upholstered furniture, tufting today is also more for visual interest than practicality. Tufting adds dimension and drama to upholstery because it highlights the fabric and casts shadows in the tufts. When tufted, each type of fabric has a » READ MORE
Curbly Video Podcast: How To Print Custom, One-of-a-Kind Apparel with Skreened.com.
By Chrisjob
Skreened.com fulfills not only the American, but the ultimate, international dream of all humankind: to have anything you could ever desire printed on a t-shirt.
Skreened's technique is efficient and durable full-color process that lays soft, water-based prints right onto the garment. So you can get just one, just for you, with no setup fees, or minimal orders. Plus, Skreened's approach uses sweatshop-free apparel, prints without harmful chemi » READ MORE
How to Crochet a Neckline
By threadbangerFor your next t-shirt reconstruction, shake things up a bit with a 70s-inspired crocheted neckline! Take a trip with Threadbanger to visit Cal of Hodge Podge and learn how to do this unique craft! For more details, watch the video, and for more DIY style, subscribe to Threadheads on iTunes!
Materials:
Old t-shirt
Tiny steel crochet hook (usually for lace/doilies)
Size E crochet hook
Scissors
Needle with a large eye
How to Make a Jean Collar Sweatshirt
By threadbangerEver wonder what would happen if you bred a pair of jeans and a sweatshirt? Well check out this baby! This jean collar sweatshirt is a great diy style that looks great on guys. Thanks to amazing Threabanger forum member Ryan Moore for this idea and lesson! To see his tutorial in more detail, check out the video. Want more Threadheads DIY fashion? Subscribe now on iTunes! Just do it!
Materials:
Old pair of jeans (or just the t » READ MORE
How to do a Blind Hem Stitch on your Sewing Machine
By threadbangerThis is the go-to hem for anything more formal where you don't want to be able to see a line of stitching on the bottom. It is called a blind hem for obvious reasons -- you can't see the hem! Amazing! And professional! To do this, you need to have a blind hem foot for your sewing machine. Thanks to the Diana Rupp of Make Workshop! Check out her book Sew Everything Workshop! To see this tutorial in live action, check out the Threadheads vid » READ MORE
How to Make a Button Necklace
By threadbangerThese little buttons always seem to collect from events, gifts, political races, concerts, and such. Do you ever do anything with them besides let them sit around the house? Put them to use! Here, Threabanger forum member Mama Sass shows us how to take the buttons and turn them into a far-out necklace. Thanks so much to Mama Sass for teaching us how to do this, and to Making Stuff: An Alternative Craft Book. For more information, check out » READ MORE
How to Make a Mummy Costume
By threadbangerThis is so much better than using a roll of toilet paper! Using old clothes and sheets you have laying around the house, or buying some from the thrift store, follow Rob of Threadbanger to make your own realistic mummy costume! For more information on this project, watch the video, and for more tutorials of do it yourself fashion, subscribe to Threadheads on iTunes!
Materials:
White sheets (2)
White pants/jeans
White long sle » READ MORE
How to Make a Shrug and Skirt Set out of an Old Sweater
By threadbangerHere are the step-by-step instructions for making your own matching shrug and skirt out of an old sweater. For more information, check out the video!
This works best with a tight-fitting, tightly-knit sweater.
1.
Try on the sweater to get an idea of where you need to make your
markings. Get out some tailor's chalk and draw some lines starting at
the top front part of the collar and goes all the way around the back.
How to Create a Sweeney Todd Vintage Inspired Ruffle Shirt
By threadbangerHere is a quick and easy way from Threadbanger to add ruffles to any plain old button-down shirt. To see more information on this and to find out how to make a Sweeney Todd inspired dress, watch the episode! Want more Threadheads diy style? Subscribe on iTunes!
1. Grab a solid colored button-up and either a printed button up or cool piece of fabric.
2. Now cut out 6 1 1/2 to 2 inch strips of your printed shirt. » READ MORE
How to Make a Sweeney Todd Vintage Inspired Dress
By threadbangerHey guys! Here is how to diy dye a skirt to create your very own Victorian costume! For more information on this style and to see how we created a Sweeney Todd/Victorian-inspired shirt for Rob, watch the video!
Materials:
standard bridal petticoat
Rit dye
rubber gloves
old towel
newspaper
large pot
salt
detergent
stirrer
scissors
pins
sewing machine
1. First put down some newspaper, put on the g » READ MORE
How to Make a Picnic Blanket Backpack Out of T-shirts
By threadbangerDo you have an abundance of extra t-shirts lying around that you have no use for? Do they not fit you or are they too worn out? Well, with the help of Threadbanger you can take those t-shirts and make your own Picnic Blanket Backpack! All you need is 10 shirts to make blanket, backpack, and even pillow. So whip one up and go outside! For more information, watch the video, and for more Threadbanger diy style, subsribe to Threadheads on iTunes
How to Make a Rain Poncho Out of a Shower Curtain
By threadbangerRob and Corinne of Threadbanger are at it again, this time re-using and recyling a shower curtain! Take one of your shower curtains and make it into a unique rain poncho following these directions. For more info, watch the video! Want to make more recycled and individual fashion? Subscribe to Threadheads on iTunes!
Materials:
Shower curtain, sewing machine, nylon thread (we used transparent), tissue paper, leather sewing ma » READ MORE
