Diy tulle boa

My nearly 2-year-old loves to dress up. Although she loves the feather boa's at the craft store, I just can't bring myself to buy one. I dread the thought of finding hot pink feathers crammed in the couch, when I change a diaper, stuck to little hands, in her brother's pockets - you know, the usual places kids leave stuff. While staring at my stash, I realized I have a ridiculous amount of tulle. How cute would a tulle boa be wrapped around the chubby shoulders of my little Sophie Girl?! Pin…

Aiden's Crafty Mama: DIY: Fabric Boas

When I want to know how something is done, I hunt down the information and try to do it myself. I was randomly wondering one day how to make a tulle boa. Some resources suggested a running stitch down a length of tulle, but I didn't see how those boas would have the volume and texture I thought they should. I found a method that involved fabric strips tied to a cord, usually made for children. Those instructions were all a bit fast and loose. Here was my process. Supplies: Two tassels for…

( UPDATE: I suggested that you could throw some stitches in the center of the knot before cutting your bows. After using my boa for a few ...

Does your daughter like to play dress up? Have you ever bought a feather boa? I hear they come apart easily. Why not make a boa out of sparkly tulle? (It has to be the SPARKLY kind, the fabric is different than the plain kind. Keep that in mind.) 1. Buy tulle on a roll using a craft store coupon 2. Fold entire length in half a million times until it's approx. 3x the length you want it to be 3. Pin in place down the middle and cut ends so they no longer "fold over" 4. Sew a basting stitch…

Thanks to the ladies of Ecdysiast Costumer Facebook group and Freelance Muse for help with this project! I also got some tips on working ...

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