Make simple DIY Huarache sandals with cork tiles, craft foam & yarn!
I made my first DIY Huarache sandals! Yay! 😀
After making Huarache sandal prototypes which I liked, I now made a pair. DIY Huarache sandals are easy and fun to make! For these Huarache sandals you’ll only need a cork tile, leather cord or yarn, and craft foam. Continue reading DIY Huarache Sandals With Cork Soles – Tutorial
I made my own polka dot fabric with fabric paint and a pencil eraser for my 1920s dress! Continue reading DIY Polka Dot Print Fabric – Tutorial
I found this 1920s-style beaded lace dress so pretty, so I bought it. But I found it a bit short. Continue reading Lengthening A Too Short Dress
This is now my third trial to get deep 1920s finger waves. 😉 I’ve already tried to make 1920s finger waves with two different hair clips. But this time I used finger wave clips. And I finally got pretty 1920s-style finger waves. Yay!
Continue reading 1920s Finger Waves With Wave Clips
Pomade and oil is used for cleansing and healing the scalp, making the hair glossy and smooth. ‘In using oil, the animal and vegetable oils should always be preferred, as mineral oils, especially the petroleum products, have a very poor affinity for animal tissues. Continue reading Pomade And Hairspray – Victorian And Edwardian Hair Care
‘Every woman can wave her hair, if she wants to, on pins.’ (Every Woman’s Encyclopaedia, 1910-2a)
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create authentic Edwardian heatless zig zag curls. Edwardian ladies used this technique to create waves for their pompadour hairstyles but these zig zag waves are still beautiful today!
And these curls last for days! My hair is naturally straight and doesn’t hold curls well but these are different: The zig zag waves hold for a whole week. Even in damp weather! Continue reading Edwardian Pin Curl Tutorial – No-Heat Zig-Zag Waves