Hi Everyone! In Part 3 we switch gears a bit and take a look at something a bit more crafty! Shari is joining us with a fun new pattern and members-only full video tutorial!
Everyone who grew up in the 80s remembers those trendy bright plastic shoes we called jellies. Although predecessors to these shoes probably originated in the late 50s or early 60s, it wasn't until the 1982 World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee the jelly craze took off. The 80s was totally into all things bright and synthetic and jelly shoes At first, although they were cheap to produce, their high price tag made them chic to wear. Soon high demand and brand knock-offs brought prices down to as low as $1 a pair and kids were buying them in every color and style under the sun.
This week, I am going to show you how to make a doll size version of the totally awesome jellies with a handful of glitter hot glue sticks.
Are you ready? Grab your pattern and follow along in the video posted below!
Part 3 Tutorial Video - How To Make Jelly Flats:
Patterns used in this weeks video:
Thimbles and Acorns Jelly Flats Shoes for 18-inch Dolls
Bonus: We have an SVG file also available for SWC members, that's you! You can use this file with your electronic cutting machine to cut out the foam pieces, saving tons of time!
Click Here to get the file download. (Sewing WIth Cinnamon Bonus Section)
Week Three Tasks:
Next Tuesday - Part 4: Complete the look with 1980s Accessories!
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Find the downloadable video collection on Vimeo, here:
https://vimeopro.com/user39282990/sewing-a-themed-wardrobe-1980s-style
Password: STYLE2010
Free Pattern Info: This code is good for one free pattern from Pixie Faire, any brand ($5.99 maximum discount, higher priced patterns will have a remaining balance due). This code expires 10-31-2010 and is a one-time use code available to Sewing With Cinnamon members exclusively.
Pattern Coupon Code: STYLE2010
Course PDF Download: Members are eligible to download one course in a PDF format each month (this also includes longterm access to download the videos). This member benefit used to be for just the most recent months topic, but now you can choose to use this on the most recent topics, found in the SWC Bonuses section (not available to the public yet) or any course listed on the main website in the Sewing With Cinnamon Courses collection.
Note - The current months topic will be available to download the first week of the following month and can be redeemed with next months coupon code.
Course Coupon Code: SWC2010
Just checking when the October class pdf will be released?
Can I use the code for that month to pick it up. Or did I loose that code because I have all the other classes.
Thank you
FYI… be sure to use 100% SILICONE… no latex or acrylic. The silicone works much differently than other types of caulk. Also, use the 2 mm thick craft foam… didn’t realize foam sheets came it other thicknesses. Learn something new every day. :O)
Maureen, yes this technique could be used for any number of things. You can make a mold out of virtually anything. I would expect just about any pattern that uses craft foam could be adapted. :O)
Milicia, I purchased my silicone at Walmart in the paint section. It is fairly inexpensive… about $4 a tube if I remember right.
I got the pattern and I’m glad you did this tutorial because I was looking for silicon casting resin. I found something at Hobby lobby but It is pricey even with 40% off coupon. I was looking for something that can withstand high temperature and what I found was good up to 400* F. Still I’m reluctant to do this, I’ll just have to be brave. I don’t know how much would silicon tube cost, or where to find it, but I can see how It can go a long way. I’ll have to look for it at Lowe’s. Unless I can order it on Amazon. Thank you for the tutorial :)
Shari ! You are a m a z i n g …..thank you for this totally awesome tutorial here on PixieFaire.
WOW . You could probably figure out how to do matching purses too….LOL Or earrings, braclets etc………my mind is going to jelly with this 🤗
Linda
December 02, 2020
I am having trouble using the code for thos course. I put SWC2010 in the code box and it tells me it is the wrong code.