👜HOW TO COVER A BAG WITH FABRIC | ANKARA | BEGINNER FRIENDLY

Items needed for this project:
1. an old bag
2.half a yard of fabric
3.fabric glue
4.scissors
5.craft brush

Linked here is a video tutorial on how I did mine.:)

✂️ ❤️ DIY: REVERSIBLE PEPLUM BELT|DETACHABLE HIGH WAIST BELT|CIRCLE SKIRT |ANKARA

Items needed for this project:

1.two fabrics (different design)

2.an old skirt or trouser

3.measuring tape\marking chalk or pen

4.scissors

5.matching thread

6.pressing iron

7.sewing machine

Below is a video  Tutorial link for  you :)

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DIY: 👒✂️ REVERSIBLE ANKARA SATIN BONNET|HAIR BONNET

Items needed for this project:

 Satin fabric
Ankara fabric
Chalk or pen
Scissors
elastic
Sewing machine or needle (for hand sewers)
Matching thread.

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BELOW IS A step by step VIDEO for this project

HOW TO MAKE A NO-SEW WATERFALL JACKET |CIRCLE SKIRT METHOD

 Hi lovelies, here's a video showing you how to make an easy waterfall jacket   without any sewing involved. click on the video below to watch. cheers

✂️ DIY: CUSHION & PILLOW COVER WITHOUT ZIP| BEGINNER FRIENDLY

This here is another easy sewing project. why? because you wont be needing a zipper or piping  or any other complicated sewing in here. 

As usual , I have include a video tutorial link ,just incase you love to try it out yourself at your leisure. Happy sewing

✂️👗DIY:CIRCLE DRESS | UMBRELLA DRESS

Hey guys!  its unbelieveable how easy this dress is to sew...because you wont/dont have to include a zipper or dart or all those complications in sewing...  I definitely enjoyed making this project and theres a video tutorial for it below. Thanks for visiting. xxx

DIY: HOW TO SEW THE DASHIKI TOP WITH AFRICAN PRINT

 Hi Everyone!  As  you may have noticed the dashiki print is on trend and a lot of people  (Africans and non-African alike) have

DIY: HOW TO SEW THE DASHIKI KUFI /FILA CAP/HAT WITH VIDEO

How very easy this was to make!

I remember when i was little  attending owambe parties  in  the bubbling town of lagos  where I was born and grew in...my father will often spruce up his attire with the  stylish FILA cap  often embroidered with cute designs and I would playfully take off the cp and try it on LOL..I loved it.


Anyway, I made  a similar  cap with the famous DASHIKI PRINT. It never occurred to me that i could until a lovely subscriber of mine on youtube suggested  I do a video on that .... And that I DID!

Below is a video on how to sew this . Please note you can adjust the size of the pattern to suit you.

Have a fabulous day.xx

WHERE THE HECK HAVE I BEEN??

 Hi lovelies!  I am happy to announce my return and the timely update of this blog. I apologise for not giving any warning before  going for this long break, I got admission to further my studies  and it wasn't for the faint hearted , in the sense that I thought I could juggle blogging and school ...but turned out I couldnt.

While I was gone a lot of things happened,undeniably... some very good, some very bad  I have truly learnt from the bad ones and find out that talking about one's problems certainly helps in reducing the pain one feels, if you get what I mean? :)

As we go along with future blog posts, I may share in details all the trials and tribulations I have seen all the while I have been gone .

Although , one thing is for sure, my blogging style has changed  and you will be seeing a variety of fun and entertaining posts  from food, to DIY's to lifestyle. So please stay tuned and enjoy .