Fashion fades over-time, but the classic Indian traditional attire never seems to leave the charts at all. I am proud to be a saree enthusiast as it is the most sexy fashion staple according to me.
Blouse back designs are very attractive which can easily change the simple image of a lady to latest. Today, ladies are constantly looking for the blouses that have many cuts and exposure at the back. This gives a wonderful physical appeal to a lady when attending occasions like marriage, anniversary or even a Saturday night party. Today not only teenage girls but ladies with all ages are constantly trying out exclusive blouse back designs.
If you pay close attention, the round neck looks like the pot neck style. This blouse back neck design is perfectly suitable for silk saris and for lehengas.
The V back neck design for blouses gives you ample room to flaunt the lovely back. Add some tassels or an elegant border to make it even prettier.
Start by cutting several strands of embroidery thread at about 24 inches each. Make sure there are two sets of each color. Combine the threads and tie a knot, leaving at least 3 inches of slack. Tape it to a flat surface or safety pin it to a pillow. Separate the two sets, arranging the strands in a mirror-image pattern with the outside strands the same color and so on moving inwards.
Start on the left side with the outermost color (shown here in red) and make a forward knot by creating a 4-shape over the 2nd color, loop it under and back through the opening.
Pull up and to the right to tighten. Make the same knot twice over each color. Continue knotting over each color, towards the right, until the outermost color has carried over to the middle. This is one half of the chevron pattern.
Now pick up the outermost color on the right side (show here in red) and make a backward knot, creating a reverse 4-shape over the 2nd color, loop it under and back through the opening. Pull up and to the left to tighten. Don’t forget to knot twice over each color!
Continue knotting towards the left until the outermost strand reaches the middle. Tie a backwards knot with the two middle strands to connect the two halves. Did you remember to knot twice? The first chevron row is complete! Continue with the the next color, which is now the outermost strand . . .
Remembering the color order is important for the first few rows but after the 3rd or 4th row, the strands will fall nicely in place. Finish it with a knot and a braid.
For a striped bracelet, cut one set of colors and simply carry the outermost color all the way through to the right side. For an assymetrical chevron, mix the colors when dividing them into 2 sets. Be sure to count the number of strands so you know when to stop in the middle each time. For an embellished bracelet, take a small piece of rhinestone chain, glue it to the top of the bracelet and stitch embroidery thread between each rhinestone with an embroidery needle.
Thread the needle with embroidery floss and tie the end into a double knot. Push the needle through the back of bracelet. Lay the rhinestone chain along the middle of the bracelet, using the chevron pattern as a guide.
Stitch the floss between the first two rhinestone links, pushing needle out the middle of the bracelet. Bring the needle back through the middle, this time further down between the second and third links.
Continue stitching between the rhinestone links. After the very last stitch, tie a double knot on the backside and trim the ends.
Your friendship bracelet is sparkling and finished!
Use a Sharpie or marker to make 5 evenly spaced marks along the middle of the friendship bracelet. From the backside, push the point of the scissors through the mark to create a hole.
Push a screw through the hole. Twist the coned spike onto the screw and use a screwdriver to tighten.
Repeat the steps with the rest of the spikes. Voila! Your friendship bracelet has a spiked spine.
Thread the needle with embroidery floss. Untie one end of the friendship bracelet and re-knot it with the tail of the threaded embroidery floss. Push the needle through the outer edge of the backside of the bracelet.
Lay the chain flat, against the edge of the bracelet. Thread the needle over and through the first link. Push the needle though the backside about two rows down. Depending on the width of each link, the row count may vary.
Keep stitching. Make two stitches around the last link, untie the knot and re-knot with the last of the floss. Trim away any excess.
Your chain trimmed friendship bracelet now has an edge – how simple was that?
Stack ’em, give ’em away and you’re officially ready for summer.
The skirt of petals from here …How to make paper frock for fancy dress competition. 
A4 sheet of paper
Half, but do not bend, and the bottom just outline the position slightly bend the middle of a flattening, so that was a trace
By the middle, bend the sides of the sheet, and also do not wrinkle and fold denote places
Leaf half and cut here so smooth corners
In expanded form like this
Now connect the planned locations of bends. Those. extreme bends connect with secondary and fastening stapler.
And our tab for the dress skirt. You see it is not crushed, and the volume at the top.
Blanks made of pieces 70. It depends on the size of the child course
Harvesting dresses. Make it possible in any way to your child just the usual dress … one mom even did everything in sequence. I attach all. Those. then someone in that much.
That skirt is ready.
The sketch was gone. But while it slightly redesigned.
Top is a highly compressed paper. Glued to the bodice of her gor.kleem and formed rosettes zhatye or fancy flowers. There is already allowing fantasy. 
Here are sewed perchatochki of guipure. There were pieces of trailing guipure, just come in handy.
Crown. Petals in the same way as a skirt, just sheets to take less of course the size.
And the handbag to a dress, too, made in color. 
And now she’s a model. Dress sprinkled with silver glitter paint, ie. it casts serebrom.Na photo certainly does not pass. It’s a pity.
5. Starting 5″ from the bottom of the chain, start adding safety pins evenly up each side.
6. Continue at an angle so that it looks like a feather.
7. Create a point at the top.
8. Add smaller safety pins at the base to create “fluff”.
I added 3 feathers to this jacket
Design By: Star Brothers
Design By: Ishithaa
Design By: Star Brothers
Design By: Star Brothers
Design By: Star Brothers
Threaded needle into the egg, fasten
And proceed to the winding wire needle in a spiral. egg stop working in this business
Now get put on a spring-loaded on a piece of a wire – it is necessary to give the earrings a particular shape, such as a circle or droplets
You can wrap in different directions
… And different colors
that’s such a beauty, we will end up – literally 5-10 minutes of work 🙂
Then they can continue to further decorate – with beads, sequins, feathers, and of course, in the end, do not forget to attach to seventy earrings. All our work of art is ready! It can start to wear 🙂
