Monday, August 29, 2016

Sewing Tips: I'm confused! My Upper Thread keeps Breaking


Hello Fashion Bunnies,

Thread breaking is something both beginners and Experts face from time to time while sewing. There could be several reasons why the upper thread keeps breaking.

REASON 1:
* The upper thread could be installed incorrectly.

Remedy:- Rethread the machine according to the instructions in the manual. ( Check your Sewing machine Manual)

REASON 2:
* The upper thread tension could be set too tight.

Remedy :- Set the tension to the basic thread tension setting or less.
The spool of thread may not be installed correctly using the correct size spool cap for the size of spool.

REASON 3:  Combination of needle size, thread size, and fabric is incorrect.

Remedy:- sure to use the correct needle and thread size for the fabric you are sewing. (Example: Denim size 16 needle and 40-50heavy-duty threads).

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Thursday, August 25, 2016

DIY ANKARA HEADBAND for Women and Girls!





 Hello Fashion Bunnies!

Welcome to another DIY Project by FASHIONPRENUER . You really don't have to be a crafts person to make lovely DIY Clothing or accessories by yourself and save money. Whether your Accessories or your Clothing needs updating or your old weaves needs a remake etc. They can be renewed by useful DIY Tutorials you will find on this blog. We don't suggest that you throw old stuff away immediately. You can make over the old stuff and have something Fashionable that can be sold also.

FASHIONPRENUER DIY PROJECTS will not only save your money, but also give you the opportunity to create fashion stuff at home and make money. I am going to share with you the step by step process you need to make your own Perfect Bow with Ankara fabric. Follow the Steps numbered 1-22 in the Photo Boxes below.

MATERIALS needed include;
* 1/2 yard Ankara Fabric
* Already made Ankara Bow ( view ANKARA BOW TUTORIAL here  
* Wax Gum
* Lighter
* Thread
* Needle
* Scissors

Now that we have our Materials, Let's Get Started

STEP 1:  Place your plain headband and already made Ankara bow on your working table. Take your Ankara Fabric and cut out 1inch fabric from it. Then wrap the Ankara Fabric around the plain headband as shown in the photo below. 

STEP 2: Continue wrapping the Fabric round the band until you get to the end and the cut out the the excess fabric remaining. heat up your wax Gum with flame from your lighter till it starts to melt as shown in the photo below.


STEP 3: Apply your Melted Waz Gum to the end of your wrap and seal. with your thread and need, sew the Ankara Bow on to the Ankara band as shown in the photo below.

And your Final look should be like this.... as shown in the photo below.

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HOW TO MAKE A PERFECT ANKARA BOW






 Hello Fashion Bunnies!

Welcome to another DIY Project by FASHIONPRENUER . You really don't have to be a crafts person to make lovely DIY Clothing or accessories by yourself and save money. Whether your Accessories or your Clothing needs updating or your old weaves needs a remake etc. They can be renewed by useful DIY Tutorials you will find on this blog. We don't suggest that you throw old stuff away immediately. You can make over the old stuff and have something Fashionable that can be sold also.

FASHIONPRENUER DIY PROJECTS will not only save your money, but also give you the opportunity to create fashion stuff at home and make money. I am going to share with you the step by step process you need to make your own Perfect Bow with Ankara fabric. Follow the Steps numbered 1-29 in the Photo Boxes below.

MATERIALS needed include;
* 1/2 yard Ankara Fabric
* Thread
* Needle
* Scissors

Now that we have our Materials, Let's Get Started
STEP 1: lay out your Ankara Fabric... Cut a rectangle of Length of 6 and width of 12. Fold the width of the Fabric from both end and stop at center point. Then Fold the Sides ( Length) on both sides and stop at the center point as shown in the photo below.

STEP 2: Hold down the the center of your folded Ankara Fabric and pin it. Now, cut a smaller rectangule from your remaining Ankara Fabric and fold as shown in the photo below.


STEP 3: Thread your needle and Sew the center point together. Then Pinch the mid-point of your Fabric as shown in the photo below.


STEP 4: Hold  up your bow shaped Fabric and Wrap the smaller Rectangular Fabric around the Center of the Bow as shown in the Photo below.

STEP 5: Sew the Small wrapped rectangular fabric with your Thread and needle.... cut of the excess thread and your bow is Ready! as shown in the photo below.


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RECYCLED: DIY Regular Hairband transformed into Beautiful Ankara Hairband in less than 30mins.




 Hello Fashion Bunnies!

Welcome to another DIY Project by FASHIONPRENUER . You really don't have to be a crafts person to make lovely DIY Clothing or accessories by yourself and save money. Whether your Accessories or your Clothing needs updating or your old weaves needs a remake etc. They can be renewed by useful DIY Tutorials you will find on this blog. We don't suggest that you throw old stuff away immediately. You can make over the old stuff and have something Fashionable that can be sold also.

FASHIONPRENUER DIY PROJECTS will not only save your money, but also give you the opportunity to create fashion stuff at home and make money. I am going to share with you the step by step process you need to make your own Ankara Hairband from your old regular hairband. Follow the Steps numbered 1-6 in each Photo Box below.


MATERIALS needed include;
 * Ankara Fabric
* Old Hairband
* Fancy Button
* Thread
* Needle
* Scissors


Now that we have our Materials, Let's Get Started

 STEP 1: Dismantle the Old hairband as shown in the photo below.


STEP 2: Cut out your Ankara Fabric and fold into two as shown in the photo below.


 STEP 3: Hold folded Fabric together and sew in loosed stitches,,, Pull the Thread from the end to make a Yoyo as shown in the photo below.

STEP 4: Attach the dismantled band to your Ankara Fabric Yoyo as shown in the photo below.


 STEP 5: Take your Fancy button and Sew it onto your Ankara Yoyo as shown in the photo below.


And we have our Final look...




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Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Welcome to FASHIONPRENUR DIY PROJECTS

Hey, Ladies!

You want to spice up your wardrobe but don't have enough money? Don't worry FASHIONPRENUR DIY PROJECTS can solve your problems. Whether your Accessories or your Clothing needs updating or your old weaves needs a remake etc. They can be renewed by useful DIY Tutorials you will find on this blog. We don't suggest that you throw old stuff away immediately. You can make over the old stuff and have something Fashionable.

Fashion DIY PROJECTS will not only save your money, but also give you the opportunity to create fashion stuff at home.

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Tuesday, August 23, 2016

African Models Styled with Ankara Fabric for a Fashion Editorial.

PHOTON CREDIT: 
Models: FAMAA Angels
Stylist: Fashionprenuer @fashionprenuer
Story: Promoting African Fabrics 
Medium: FAMAA Editorial Photoshoot