Selasa, 19 Juli 2011

Starched Shirt






Step 1:
Fold the flap in half the long way.





Step 2:
Fold both edges in toward the middle so they meet at the center crease.

Step 3:
Fold two corners out at an angle of about 30 degrees.

The parts that stick out on the sides will be the shirt sleeves, so use that to help visualize where they should go.

Step 4:
Fold the bottom edge up about ¼ of an inch or 1 cm. This will be the shirt collar, so keep that in mind to judge how wide it should be.

Step 5:
Turn over and fold the corners of the collar in toward the center to form the neckline.





Step 6:
Bring the lower edge (with the sleeves) up and tuck in under the collar to keep it in place.

Crease along the bottom edge of the shirt.

Vintage Stamping Cards

I always amazed by vintage style to resemble the old style kind of looks. Some people are still looking for the past time era to fulfill their needs of romanticism. It is unique, classic, and also romantic. Here by I put a few examples of some pretty vintage cards.










My First Collection Of Paper Craft Tools

Since I dont have much money to get some good stuffs for supporting my paper craft's projects, I buy some cheap paper crafts tools.


My first collection of paper punches

My first collection of cutting tools