D.I.Y. baby APRIL 2014 ISSUE
Beauty - House - For him - For her - For the kids - News
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EDITOR Here comes the second issue of D.I.Y baby with many tutorials and articles. A bit thank you to all of you who downloaded the online magazine and sent us some very lovely feedbacks from the first issue. Please follow us on Twitter and Facebook and spread the word. The second National Vintage Awards is coming soon and you can read more about it on page 6. Also don’t forget to book your ticket for THE Twinwood Festival. It is never too early to book for this event as they get sold out fast! Finally have a look at all our tutorials, they have been made for everyone to enjoy, even if you are not a sewing queen. Take an afternoon or an evening and create, create, you will feel so rewarded once accomplished. Don’t forget to send us some pictures once you have done your project and share with us your experience. We want to hear about you Nenette Cousot, Editor
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the news Due to take place in Central Birmingham in June 2014, the NVAs were created in 2012 to celebrate the small, independent businesses that keep the vintage scene alive. They are open to any business or individual in the UK that feel they deserve recognition for their hard work and passion for vintage and antiques. The second annual awards sees several new categories added to its selection, including Best Vintage Artist, which includes graphic artists, traditional painters and photographers, and Best Vintage Entertainment, which opens up the awards to DJs, burlesque artists and other event performers. The NVAs have also brought on board two new award sponsors; the Vintage Academy for the Breakthrough Business Award, and Le Keux Cosmetics for the new Beauty & Grooming Award. The Breakthrough Business Award is for businesses formed within the last two years and the Beauty & Grooming Award will be presented to an individual hair stylist or make-up artist. In addition the Best Pin Up Award, last year sponsored by Vintage Life magazine, is now free to enter, as is the Vintage Directory Personality award which has been set up for the public to nominate their favourite person in the vintage industry. “We were absolutely delighted with how the first ever National Vintage Awards went last year, so we knew we just had to repeat it, especially as we had so much positive feedback,” said Kate Molloy, who organises the awards, “After this year’s awards, we listened to the ideas and suggestions from the businesses involved and have added and removed categories as a result. We hope this new structure will prove popular and we know next year’s event will be even better than this year!” Alongside tickets to the evening event, presentation with an official ‘NVA Winner’ award, and the title of ‘Best in the UK’, winners will enjoy a comprehensive winner’s package including a year’s free advertising in The Vintage Directory, publicity via Le Keux Vintage Salon’s website which gets over a million hits per year and a goody bag full of vintage treats. All nominees will receive a complimentary ‘PR pack’ to help them draw in public votes, including an example press release, flyers, and also a month on the NVA website during the voting process, complete with a website link. Date: Thursday 19th June 2014 Venue: Fazeley Studios, 191 Fazeley Street, Digbeth, Birmingham B5 5SE Doors Open: 19:30 – 1:00 (No admissions after 21:00) Awards Ceremony: 21:00 Age 18+ only
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A collection of rare cars, motorbikes and planes has gone up for auction in Wanaka. More than 50 items, including a 1924 Bentley, a 1938 Harley Davidson and a Tiger Moth aircraft, went under the hammer for the Warbirds over Wanaka Community Trust. Visitors and locals alike were impressed. “It’s an absolutely wonderful car,” says one visitor. “If I could afford it I’d buy it. It’s a good price for this part of the world. It’d be twice this in the UK I guess.” Warbirds Over Wanaka was approached by Webb’s Auction House to host the auction. It is now hoped it will grow into a major annual event. A number of items created a buzz, and the standouts included an original Norton motorcycle. “It’s one of only a couple in the world that are left and it’s an absolutely stunning museum quality,” says Ed Taylor of Warbirds Over Wanaka.
Webb’s says it has had a huge amount of interest, both locally and internationally. “The interest has been very broad and engaged from both a local perspective and nationally and internationally,” says Neil Campbell of Webb’s Auction House. Final numbers are still being crunched, so the total amount of money raised is not known. But hundreds of people attended today, and organisers expect the next auction to attract just as much attention. Read more: http://www.3news.co.nz/Vintage-planes-from-Wanaka-auctioned-off/tabid/423/articleID/338011/Default.aspx#ixzz2xTLQwjnl
THE VINTAGE NEWS The UK’s foremost Vintage news crew showing you what’s going on in the vintage scene from clubs and festivals to shops and music.
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EASTER at the Great Central Railway this year will see much more than the trains being driven by steam. The award winning Leicestershire heritage line is staging a grand vintage country fair at Quorn and Woodhouse station, to welcome in Spring. Traditional steam driven gallopers to delight all ages will provide plenty of noise and colour to set the mood.
The TTC is offering free rides on a vintage streetcar to thank Beach residents and businesses for putting up with construction on Kingston Road last year.
PCC stands for Presidents’ Conference Committee, a North American transit industry committee which developed specifications for new-era streetcars. The first PCC rolled into service on the The Presidents’ Conference Committee St. Clair streetcar route in 1938. (PCC) car will run between the Wood- The original 140-car order of PCC bine and Bingham loops from noon to 4 streetcars (the largest order in North p.m. on Sunday. America in 1938) cost the TTC $3 million. By 1951, more than 550 “streamThe classic burgundy-and-cream-co- liners” were running on most routes in loured streetcars were in use from 1938 Toronto. to 1995 and have been brought back By 1957, after acquiring more than for brief stints on the 509 Harbourfront 200 second-hand PCCs from U.S. citline in recent summers. ies, the TTC owned 745 PCC cars, the most in the world. The construction on Kingston Road With the opening of the Bloor-Danforth started on June 3, 2013, on the stretch subway in 1966, and the arrival of CLRV between Queen Street East and Vic- and ALRV streetcars (fleets in service toria Park Avenue, and lasted almost today) in the 1980s, PCC streetcars seven months. were gradually retired from service. The TTC carried out a major rebuilding Crews replaced tracks, rebuilt the road, of 188 PCC cars in the early 1970s, updated signals and improved the prolonging the useful life of 25-year old streetscape ahead of the upcoming ar- cars until the CLRV fleet was delivered. rival of the new fleet of low-floor street- The last 19 PCC streetcars were retired cars. from regular service in 1995. Length: 14.2 metres The 502 Downtowner and 503 Kings- Height: 3.1 metres ton Road streetcar routes were back to Weight: 16,964.4 kilograms normal on Dec. 23, but the TTC post- Seats: 46 poned the free rides because of the ice storm. Source: TTC PCC streetcar facts Read more >>
They’ll be accompanied by two famous showman’s traction engines, Renown and Repulse providing unique photo opportunities. There will be at least 10 other traction engines on display, with vintage cars, commercial vehicles, steam sawing display and wooden dray wheels also having their steel tyres fitted. This year GCR is playing host to the Midland Vintage Tractor Club who are bringing a display of bygone machines. On Easter Saturday the road engines will gloriously parade through Quorn village! “This will be a wonderful celebration of all things steam,” said GCR marketing manager Kate Tilley. “There will be something at all of our stations but we are sure our visitors will be thrilled by the special atmosphere at our Quorn country fair. “Come and enjoy the sights and sounds and dance to some live music in our real ale tent. “Let’s raise a glass to a cracking event.” Not to be outdone by the road machines, on the rails three steam stars will haul a busy train service between Loughborough and Leicester. Read more
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THE LINE UP FOR SATURDAY:
THE ARENA SATURDAY 11.45 CAMBS & BEDS LIND 12.45 THE PAPER MOON B 1.45 THE QUECUMBAR ALL 3.00 MICHAEL LAW’S PICC TRA 5.00 ZOOT SERIOUS AND T 6.15 DOWN FOR THE COUN 7.45 STEVE HALLIDAY’S TR
THE CONTROL TOWER SA 1.00 GALAXIE BOB 2.00 OOH BOP SH’BAM 3.30 THE CROWN TOP KIN 5.00 THE CADILLAC KINGS 6.30 LUCAS AND THE DYNA
THE COLONIAL CLUB SATU 11.00 CHRIS REYNOLDS SW 2.30 DANCING AND LESSO (schedules to be published s 8.00 EVENING CABARET H AND FEATURING:8.00 SWING CAFÉ 9.20 MOSCOW DRUG CLUB 10.40 CHAMPAGNE CHARL BOYS MIDNIGHT TRICITY VOGUE SWING BAND - FEATURING
Now in its 13th year Twinwood Festival is The Original & Best Vintage 1930s, 1940s & 1950s Music & Dance Festival
THE HANGAR SATURDAY 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (sc soon) 8.30 CHRIS REYNOLDS SW
THE DANCE MARQUEE SA 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (sc soon) 6.00 BELLY DANCING 8.30 ROCK‘N’ROLLIN’ WITH
LE CAFÉ DE BOIS DE JUME 8.30 QUECUMBAR ALLSTA 9.30 ALEX AND SERGE 10.00 FLEUR DE PARIS 11.00 ALEX AND SERGE 11.30 MOSCOW DRUG CLU
THE CASABLANCA CLUB S 9.00 FEDORA CAFE 9.30 CAROLINE BELLY DAN 10.15 SWING CAFE 11.00 CAROLINE BELLY DA 11. 15 THE PAPER MOON B MIDNIGHT FEDORA CAFÉ
THE TIN HAT SATURDAY 8.30 ‘TIL LATE GREAT VINT RIGHT THROUGH THE NIG AND GUEST DJ
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11.30 MOSCOW DRUG CLUB THE CASABLANCA CLUB SUNDAY 9.00 FEDORA CAFE 9.30 CAROLINE BELLY DANCER 10.15 SWING MUSEUM 11.00 CAROLINE BELLY DANCER 11.15 THE PAPER MOON BAND 12.00 FEDORA CAFÉ
THE SOUL SHACK SATURDAY 8.30 ‘TIL LATE ALL THE BEST SOUL MUSIC WITH TOP DJs
THE TIN HAT SUNDAY 8.30 ‘TIL LATE GREAT VINTAGE DANCING MUSIC RIGHT THROUGH THE NIGHT WITH TERRY ELLIOTT AND GUEST DJ
THE LINE UP FOR SUNDAY:
THE GLADE SUNDAY 9.00 THE PAPER MOON BAND 10.30 SWING CAFE 12.00 SWING MUSEUM
THE ARENA SUNDAY 11.00 THE SALVATION ARMY AND SUNDAY SERVICE 12.00 CAMBS & BEDS LINDYHOP EXPERIENCE 1.00 SWING CAFÉ 2.00 JOHN MILLER & HIS ORCHESTRA 4.00 FLEUR DE PARIS 5.15 BLUE HARLEM 6.30 ALEX MENDHAM & HIS ORCHESTRA 8.30 SI CRANSTOUN THE CONTROL TOWER SUNDAY 1.00 GALAXIE BOB 2.00 CLASS OF 58 3.30 THE DOWNTOWN DADDYOS 5.00 THE BOBCATS 6.30 THE REVOLUTIONAIRES THE COLONIAL CLUB SUNDAY 11.00 CHRIS REYNOLDS SWING SHIFT 2.30 DANCING AND LESSONS WITH MELODY MAN (schedules to be published soon) 5.30 MISS TWINWOOD PAGEANT 8.00 EVENING CABARET HOSTED BY DUSTY LIMITS AND FEATURING:8.00 MOSCOW DRUG CLUB 9.20 BOBBY VALENTINO AND THE MUSICIANS 10.40 CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE AND THE BUBBLY BOYS MIDNIGHT TRICITY VOGUE AND HER ALL GIRL SWING BAND FEATURING JOSEPHINE SHAKER
LE MONDE ELECTRIQUE SUNDAY 9.00 STILL MOVING DJs 10.00 THE LAMOURS 11.00 STILL MOVING DJs THE SOUL SHACK SUNDAY 8.30 ‘TIL LATE ALL THE BEST SOUL MUSIC WITH TOP DJs 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (schedules to be published soon) THE LINE UP FOR MONDAY: THE ARENA MONDAY 11.30 THE WOOTTON SCHOOL BAND 12.30 CAMBS & BEDS LINDYHOP EXPERIENCE 1.30 INDIGO KINGS 2.30 LOLA AND HER BLUE LIGHT BOYS 3.45 KING PLEASURE AND THE BISCUIT BOYS 5.00 BOBBY VALENTINO AND THE MUSICIANS 6.30 STICKY WICKET & HIS ORCHESTRA THE CONTROL TOWER MONDAY 1.00 GALAXIE BOB 2.00 PETE HUTTON AND THE BEYONDERS 3.30 THE DING DONG DADDIOS 5.00 THE FIREBIRDS
THE HANGAR SUNDAY 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (schedules to be published soon) 8.30 CHRIS REYNOLDS SWINGSHIFT DANCING
THE COLONIAL CLUB MONDAY 11.00 CHRIS REYNOLDS SWING SHIFT 2.30 DANCING AND LESSONS WITH MELODY MAN (schedules to be published soon)
THE DANCE MARQUEE SUNDAY 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (schedules to be published soon) 6.00 BELLY DANCING 8.30 ROCK‘N’ROLLIN’ WITH STROLLIN’ STEVE
THE DANCE MARQUEE MONDAY 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (schedules to be published soon) 6.30 ROCK’N’ROLLIN’ WITH STROLLIN’ STEVE
LE CAFÉ DE BOIS DE JUMEAU SUNDAY 8.30 SWING CAFÉ 9.30 ALEX AND SERGE 10.00 FLEUR DE PARIS 11.00 ALEX AND SERGE
THE HANGAR MONDAY 11.00 DANCE LESSONS (schedules to be published soon)
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What You Will Need:
Bunny Ear Pattern Any colourful Fabric Scissors Needle & thread or Sewing machine Pins Glue gun Spare headband
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Print your pattern (Click here to download it). Cut a 30 x 30 cm piece of fabric. Fold it in half on the short side and pin your pattern. I like bending the pins a bit so the pattern will lay flat (or at least flatter). Cut the two layers of fabric following the pattern.
Turned inside out:
You will need to tie a knot in athe middle of the fabric to make the buuny ears shape. Sew around the two pieces together, inside out, leaving a 1cm gap to the edge of the fabric.
Make sure that you leave a 2cm gap as shown in the photo below. So you can turn it inside out when you finish.
Now we need to glue your pretty bunny ears onto the headband. Put a bit of hot glue on the top of headband (wherever you want to position the ears ) then place the knot of the bunny ears onto the hot glue and hold it until the glue sets.
Tutorial by Nantarat Srirat Amos - Everlasting Love Website: http://www.everlastinglove.me
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Now we need to glue your pretty bunny ears onto the headband. Put a bit of hot glue on the top of headband (wherever you want to position the ears ) then place the knot of the bunny ears onto the hot glue and hold it until the glue sets. For the final step, adjust the bunny ears into a pleasing shape. Now it’s time that to wear your DIY super-cute bunny ears to your Easter party!
The final result
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Breath taking photo realistic pencil portraits
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What You Will Need: 6 1/4 x 5 3/4 inches (Main Fabric – Eiffel Tower) 2 1/4 inch x 5 3/4 inch (Contrasting Fabric – Polka Dot) 8 x 5 3/4 inch (Lining Fabric – white) 1 1/2 inch of striped ribbon, 3/4 inch wide 6 inch mini pom pom trim (optional) Travel pack of tissues
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Optional: If you want to add pom pom trim, stitch it on (along the edge with the ribbon), using a scant seam allowance.
Prepare Materials Stitch the smaller rectangle (polka dot) to the larger rectangle (Eiffel Towers) along the 5 3/4 inch edge to form the front cover. Press. Fold the ribbon in half, and baste it in place, 1 inch from the top left hand side as shown in the photo.
Assemble Tissue Cover With the right sides facing, layer the tissue cover on top of the white lining. Pin together. Stitch together along the top and bottom edges using a 1/4 inch seam allowance. Turn out the right way. Press.
Sew Front to Back Lay the tissue cover on your table as shown in the photo above. Turn down the top edge 2 1/4 inches. Press. Turn up the bottom edge 1 3/4 inches (along the seam line where the Eiffel Tower fabric meets the polka dots). Press. The Tissue cover should measure 5 1/4 inches x 3 1/2 inches. Stitch both sides together as shown. Overlock raw edges. Clip corners. Turn out right way using a turning tool. Press. Note: The top flap will overlap the bottom flap by approx 1/2 inch.
Stitch Sides of Tissue Cover Turn out the Right Way and Press. The Tissue Covers are sized to hold a small pack of travel tissues. They are great to have on hand in your school bag, hand bag, or suitcase. Of course, I couldn’t stop at one and made up a few to use when travelling.
Tutorial by Lisa & Sarah Website: http://aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com/ http://aspoonfulofsugardesigns.com/2013/01/back-to-school-tissue-cover/
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April 2014
In the April issue of Burlesque Bible, editor Helene Phillips meets Charlotte White from restoration Cake who just published her first book: “Burlesque Baking� More than a simple receipe book, the interview is a celebration for the eyes and the mouth. Steps by steps, learn how to make fantastic cupcakes and organise vintage tea-parties. In the April issue, you also get a free receipe and a discount on the book. Visit www,burlesquebiblemag.com and order the special anniversary issue of the unique magazine for EVERYTHING burlesque.
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Easy Bunny Cupcake Candy Toppers
Aren’t these Cupcake Toppers adorable? These little bunnies are made from candy and are totally edible (and yummy!). Learn how to make your own candy toppers below. Make numbers, initials, shapes, animals and more! It’s super easy and the result is adorable. All you need are a few supplies and you’re ready to make your own Candy Cupcake Toppers! How to Make Candy Cupcake Topper 1. Print out whatever design you want to make a topper of. * (I printed a sheet of three different bunny silhouettes.) 2. Put a piece of wax paper over the top of your printed designs. 2. Melt Candy Melts according to directions. I added mine to these bottles for easier design control. 3. Add details that you want to show on the topper. I made pink eyes and pink ears on the white bunnies.
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4. Use another color to draw the outline and then fill in the design.
5. Allow the candy melts to cool and harden completely before peeling off the wax paper.
* Don’t forget that you’re working from the BACK side of the design! So if you’re doing letters, numbers or words, the design needs to be reversed before you print it out. Have fun making these fun candy toppers! Be sure to show off your finished product if you make them. I’d love to see them! :) If you love to make cupcakes, be sure to try my Cookies & Cream Cupcakes and my Strawberry Filling Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting!
6. Once you peel them off the wax paper, flip them over to see the finished cupcake topper!
Article by http://ahelicoptermom.com Tutorial: http://ahelicoptermom.com/easy-bunny-cupcake-candy-toppers
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NEW APP SHOWS YOU HOW YOU LOOK IN 20 SHADES OF RED LIPSTICK RED Lipstick is the first app to enable women to use their iPhone or iPad to take a selfie and, thanks to very clever lip tracking technology, try 20 different shades of red lipstick on. All without having to set a foot inside a cosmetics store. 1The app is the brainchild of hot new Australian cosmetics brand, RED Burlesque, who created another world first with their recent launch of a lipstick range that consists entirely of different shades of red – 20 of them – all hand-picked and named after renown global burlesque performers.
TwinShotOnce you’ve seen how delectable you look in different shades of red, you can buy and have them delivered to your door from within the app, because all the shades are available from RED Burlesque’s online store. The RED Lipstick app is available now from the iTunes App Store for $US2.99 About RED Burlesque: Founded in 2013 by Sydney-based entrepreneur, Adam Coutts, RED Burlesque is the Australian cosmetics company behind the largest, most diverse range of red lipsticks on the planet. The RED Burlesque lipstick range has two unique points of difference to all other lipstick brands: one, it is the only brand devoted to reds only; two, the range is inspired by the sexy, steamy, teasy world of Burlesque, with each shade having been hand picked by, and named after, one of 20 of the most renown current global Burlesque performers.
The ‘RED Burlesque Girls’ who have their name on a shade are Knowing that women rarely go out on a mission to shop for Banbury Cross, Betsy Rose, Briana Bluebell, Calamity Chang, a new lipstick, The RED Burlesque team wanted to develop Coco Lectric, Imogen Kelly, Kitten DeVille, Kitty Bang Bang, Lola a way for women to try a multitude of shades of red lipstick on Frost, Lola the Vamp, LouLou D’vil, Melody Mangler, Michelle without having to go to a multitude of stores. The thought of an app L’amour, Peekaboo Pointe, Perle Noire, Rita Fontaine, Roxi D’Lioccurred and 9 months in development and testing RED Lipstick te, Ruby Joule, Strawberry Siren and Vicky Butterfly. was borne. The range consists of long-lasting mattes, creams, glosses and The app has three features lipstick lovers will find indispensable: pearl metallics and in under a year has developed a strong global a ‘selfie’ feature that lets you take a shot of yourself, then following. The most common feedback on their lipsticks is how immediately places a shade of red lipstick on your lips and smooth it is to apply, how long-lasting it is, that it doesn’t bleed allows you to see how you look in 20 different shades; ‘What’s and how rich the pigment is. my shade’, which guides you through a few simple questions and then tells you the perfect reds for your skin tone, skin colour and RED Burlesque is 100% allergy tested, fragrance free and enhair colour; and a makeup mirror with zoom so you can apply riched with Vitamin E to moisturise your lips, to the point that even their mattes are moisturising. your lipstick with laser-like precision. Website - www.redburlesque.com
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MAKE YOUR OWN FEATHER BUSTLE e n i z a g a m e l b i f Burlesque B
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LEARN HOW TO SEW A GORGEOUS FEATHER BUSTLE
This is a very simple way of making your own feather bustle. If you are an experienced sewer and are happy to spend more time creating your costumes, you might want to use a different option. However, if like us, you are new at D.I.Y, and not patient enough to start a big project, follow these instructions. There is no need to be a sewing queen, this feather bustle is very easy to make! Contact us if you have any questions. We will be happy to help.