These long tutus are the perfect fashion state that never goes out of style. My little girl loves it when she wears her long tutu skirts and always says “I’m a beautiful princess”. There are two versions you can do your own long tutu skirts: Slim or Puffy. I made the two version and loved…
Our little girl, has many dreams and goals when she grows up. One day she wants to be a doctor, one day she says, she wants to be in construction or my favorite, a teacher! Every time she sees something on TV or when we go out, she specially loves the waitresses taking our orders…
Leigh, from Laughing Latte is showing the cutest way to move little girl’s hair out of the way with a cute bow clip! It’s cold around here, but we are busy dreaming of Spring time and the bright, cheery colors that it always brings! I’ve had this gorgeous little reversible ribbon that I bought years…
I apologize for the big delay in writing this post. Life has been hectic, specially around the holidays. Our last bow scarf I designed was so popular so I had to create a different design so you can give it a try. This scarf is super easy and great for beginners trying to learn how…
Hi carly,
I think I never published it.. but here is a tutorial: http://belladia.typepad.com/bella_dia/2006/03/post_1-1/comments/page/2/ReplyCancel
This is great!! A couple questions though…
How did you taper down at the bottoms and meet up with the pom pom?
Also, how many times did you wrap around your fingers to get the pom poms so large?
Last question, I love the length of this scarf. Do you know how many rows you did approximately?
Hi Cayley,
When creating the pom poms, make sure to leave the strands that you tied the yarn to make the pom pom,, long enough to weave and tie them to each tip of the ends of the scarf.
It takes a lot of yarn to make the pom poms, I would practice with one and see how big it comes out to be.
I didn’t count the rows, I measured the scarf on my daughter as I was knitting and finished to where I felt it was a good length.
Hi Nick!
I used Lion Brand Hometown USA. You can find some at Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Lion-Brand-Yarn-Hometown-Madison/dp/B00USBLNAW/ref=sr_1_6?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1444429362&sr=1-6&keywords=lion+brand+hometown+usa+yarn Walmart also carries it.
The color is Madison Mustard.
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I love the Holidays and only wished Christmas season could last a little longer. I’m already half-way done with Christmas shopping and can not wait to see my kid’s faces the morning of Christmas Day. So I put up my Christmas tree early today. I’m pretty excited for my Christmas Tree this year. I wanted…
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