Ruffle collar diy

How do you make a DIY ruffle collar? Learn how to magically transform a spool of tulle into a whimsical costume collar that is so easy to make you can craft it tonight!

This one won’t win you any points for historical accuracy or art. It’s more for those times when you need to put something decidedly ruff-like

This is it! The week before the big Halloween Party. Which means I must finish my costume forthwith. And I am in need of one very specific accessory - an Elizabethan ruff collar. These collars look quite beautiful and are surprisingly easy make. All you need is some patience and a whole lot of ribbon. First things first, you will need a good tutorial. After looking over countless Elizabethan ruff how-tos, I have found this great video Materials: - Ribbon - Needle and thread - Scissors…

Ruffs are one of those iconic pieces that have carried through the ages - seen on nobles of the mid-sixteenth century, jesters...

The Inspiration: 18th century French art and 17th century Dutch Baroque art. I think all the art history courses I took in High school and...

How do you make a DIY ruffle collar? Learn how to magically transform a spool of tulle into a whimsical costume collar that is so easy to make you can craft it tonight!

In case you missed this a couple of weeks ago at see kate sew’s RUFFLES 2012…. One thing that we love over at Simple Simon and Co is taking simple, vintage, classic children’s clothing and adding a touch of a modern to them. And luckily, today’s project is no exception. It’s a simple A-line vintage jumper […]

I just finished a top for Eva. It has ruffles, more ruffles and nothing but the ruffles, so to speak. For the top I used the same ruffled collar as I did for my Bronte dress. And I documented the process as I went along, so here it is. The ruffled collar tutorial Cut out the piece of fabric on the fold with slightly curved edges and sew those edges. Turn the collar right side out. Here it is. Next sew a running stitch near the bottom and when finished pull the bottom thread to ruffle it. (On…

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This versatile collar adds a cute and stylish touch to any outfit, whether it’s a dress, blouse, or romper. It was designed with simplicity in mind thus being ideal for sewing beginners.

Like many of you, I have been looking forward to the change of season wardrobe and some fun experimentation with color and layering. This DIY Lace collar necklace is an easy update that can instantly elevate an everyday cardigan or sweater top. The idea is reminiscent of lace detachable collars of

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The detachable collar is not just an accessory; it's a versatile tool for expressing your individuality and elevating your style. Craft unique pieces for yourself and your loved ones, turning fashion into a personal and meaningful experience. With detachable collars, you're not just wearing an accessory – you're wearing a your own creations. Your PDF file includes: ➝ 3 Styles ➝ 8 Sizes, from 2 years to adult ➝ Step-by-step English tutorial ------------------------------------------ ♡ You…

Alright! This didnt came out exactly as I had hoped - unfortunately for me, this sweater was quite worn and didnt stretch so much anymore :/ But I think that it came out quite cute! It still needs some ironing tho - some HEAVY ironing, you wouldnt believe the resistance that lace is…

Lets ruffle a few filters! Check out our step by step guide to making an Elizabethan Ruff Collar from coffee filters! A part of #SceneAtTwoRiver, Katie's Crafting Closet is a monthly series where I get to share crafting projects inspired by past productions at Two River Theater. Here is a family friendly craft inspired by the 2019 Little Shakespeare production of Macbeth.

GRACEART Renaissance Elizabethan Ruffle Neck Collar (Black)(Size: One size) : Amazon.co.uk: Toys & Games

This is it! The week before the big Halloween Party. Which means I must finish my costume forthwith. And I am in need of one very specific accessory - an Elizabethan ruff collar. These collars look quite beautiful and are surprisingly easy make. All you need is some patience and a whole lot of ribbon. First things first, you will need a good tutorial. After looking over countless Elizabethan ruff how-tos, I have found this great video Materials: - Ribbon - Needle and thread - Scissors…

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Teagan Jacobs on Instagram: "The ruffles only ruffle when there’s enough ruffle to the ruffle 💃🏼. So you want to make ruffles but you don’t know how big to make them? Let me show you 5 different versions. All ruffles are the same measurements but drawn and cut differently to achieve different volumes. Starting with 1/4 of a donut shape, then 1/2, 1 full circle, 1 full circle + 200% extra, and 1 full circle + 300% extra gathering. It’s also worth noting that ruffles also look different…