Sentences with phrase «piece of fabric up»

The last time in... they had «ribboned» a piece of fabric up and down the walls....

And window coverings need to be sorted out (I've nailed a piece of fabric up so I'm not on quite such intimate terms with the neighbours lives and vice versa).

Reach between yourself and your baby to pull the bottom piece of fabric up and toward your baby to help with positioning.

Not exact matches

And it's actually a remnant piece of fabric from the craft store... takes up much less space:)

But I mixed them up a little bit with embellishment - some have a bit of doily love, some have freezer paper stencils, and others have fabric appliqued pieces (with help from a few of the books on my shelves: the squirrel is from Sew Liberated, the birds and chick from Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing for Baby).

This type of carrier is usually made up of only a piece of fabric and a couple of durable metal rings, so there's very little to keep up with.

When she was done, she cuddled up on my chest as she always does, but this time there was no barrier between us, not even a thin piece of fabric.

I've fallen in love with the idea of a simple piece of fabric, and young Henry loved being in cuddled up there on my back.

This set is made up of three separate soft foam pieces covered in vinyl fabric.

Pocket diapers are two piece diapering system typically with a piece of fleece that makes up the inner portion of fabric and a waterproof layer that makes up the outermost portion.

I had no idea how much I could love a piece of fabric until it was opened up there on the cutting counter.

The trickiest part of making the book was keeping straight which pieces of fabric ended up as which pages in the book, and which photographs and text belonged on them.

two: Stack the two pieces of fabric on top of each other, lining two joining sides (one corner) up evenly.

You can manage to do more or less the same thing by putting down a piece of plastic sheeting or even a thin fabric sheet underneath the toy, but be careful you don't end up using something that will make it slide around and become unsafe for your kids to play on.

You may end up paying a lot of money for something that seems like it's just a piece of fabric.

They could work as art pieces by themselves with nothing tacked up to them, especially to show off the kind of intricate, pretty or vintage fabrics that we all have in our collection but don't know what to do with... Thanks for the inspiration Vicky and Jennifer!

Unlike the strap - based baby carriers, the Moby Wrap is just one long piece of stretchy fabric that lets you wrap the baby right up close to Dad.

Crafted from 100 % certified organic cotton, the Moby Wrap is an 18 - foot - long piece of stretchy fabric that can be tied 4 different ways and accommodates children up to 35 lbs.

They are made up of pieces of absorbent white 100 % cotton fabric that can be folded to custom sizes.

If you're looking for a strong and sturdy sling that can hold up to several hours of use at a time every day, you need the Wallaboo Baby Sling Connection as part of your baby's traveling ensemble right away This sling is made to fit any wearer and built from one piece of fabric that straps across the wearer's body and attaches with tons of high - quality, durable Velcro on the back of the sling.

This multi-use baby cover kicks that up a few notches by performing four separate tasks with one piece of stretchy, jersey fabric.

They're basically a nice piece of fabric sewn up in a way that's supposed to help absorb wetness as part of a diapering system.

Lay one piece of the fabric on the floor with the hemmed side facing down, right side up.

Lay the second piece of fabric directly on top of the first piece, also with the hemmed side facing down, right side facing up.

The product is simple, it's a piece of lightweight fabric, with a strap to go around your neck and a wire rim that protrudes up and over the bust line.

Rather than having to pull pieces of fabric down or pull the whole top down or up, it just unzips on either side and there is fabric in the middle which keeps you covered.

I added the doll's pillow I posted the tutorial for last week and a piece of leftover fabric from the cloth baby doll diapers I also posted the tutorial for last week, to dress it up a bit, and it looked like this:

When nursing with your baby out of the wrap (while still wearing the wrap), the «x» (the two pieces of fabric that cross in the front) actually work amazingly as discreet cover - up.

Pull the logo piece of the fabric over your baby's bottom and up to the back of their neck.

You'll be able to swaddle your baby to your chest basically, and reduce crying, which I believe is worth the time you'll spend trying to figure out how the heck to tie yourself and the babe up in a long piece of fabric.

But kids love this one, and it's gorgeous, small, and looks more like a piece of furniture than some of the other wooden chairs that somehow end up festooned with fabric and neon junk to give them baby functionality.

The tip is designed not to leave any marks, too, so you don't need to worry about scuffing up the wood or fabric of the piece you're working on.

And it's actually a remnant piece of fabric from the craft store... takes up much less space:)

Another option is to double up the layers of fabric by cutting out two identical pieces for the front and back, sewing down the open edges whilst the pieces are pinned right sides together, then flipping the bodice right way out, then adding the straps.

To keep your outfit from looking too one dimensional — I believe the official term is blah, mix up the textures of your pieces and don't be afraid to pair up silky fabrics with thick knitted sweaters, wools with leather, suede with denim, etc..

Firstly, I was wrestling with a super stretchy knit fabric with tons of give, and all the pieces I cut ended up being around two inches shorter than the pattern pieces!

After I finished ironing all my pieces, the only thing left to do was to clean up the edges with a sharp pair of fabric scissors.

It's amazing how such a little piece of fabric will add flair to any outfit and zest it up.

Cutting up two or three garments and piecing them back together to make a completely new garment was one way that I got anything «new» when I was a teenager — the other being when I would earn.75 or a dollar and go to our local dime store to buy a few yards of fabric and a pattern to make my own «new» outfit.

You can now stick the other fabric piece on top (the back sides of the fabric pieces should be facing each other) and line up the edges.

Prints and fabrics sometimes will date an item, but that's when adding a fresh new piece comes in to play... Below are a few things I've picked up recently to integrate in to my wardrobe which you will definitely be seeing more of in future posts

It is a line for Kmart however, so you have to have reasonable expectations, it's not super high - end with high end fabrics; but I didn't pick up a couple really cute pieces and a steal of a price.

Eid Festival dresses collection brings exclusive series of two, three - piece suits that have mind blowing designs and made up of high - quality fabrics.

You should end up with one large rectangular piece of fabric.

Fold your piece of fabric in half and line up the halfway point with the back of the skirt.

Lay your front piece of fabric face up.

If you've been following along on stories you'll know that a few days ago I hit up my local fabric markets, searching for new pieces of fabric to make outfits for this totally new figure I'm sporting these days.

Since it's just one piece of fabric, my shirt doesn't get bunched up plus this style of clothing is usually pretty loose and flowy so that helps with any restriction especially when you already have a seatbelt strapping you in.

Here are a few tips for pulling off this trend: pick different shades of denim to pair together (dark and light, black and dark blue, etc.), break up the denim with other fabrics and colors, make sure your pieces aren't too tight, and please DO N'T add denim accessories.

I used fusible interfacing on both pieces of the brim fabric, which I think stiffened up the brim a bit more than I like, so the next time I make it I'll just put interfacing on one of the sides.