Posted: January 30th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Home design, Locally Made, Make This Now, Supplies, recycle, reuse, sewing | Tags: Best websites, Brooklyn Blog, Cheap crafts blog, Cool Blog, craft blog, Craft your future, Crafting tutorials, Design blog, diy fashion blog, fashion blog, raven burgos, Stealing design theft | No Comments »
Speaking of ikea hacks, i found this DIY light box hack that Im totally going to do. If you read my blog you know I use a lot of Japanese sewing books, the issue is that they require that you trace the pattern you need. Because they put at least 5 patterns on one sheet tracing can be apain in the ass, heres where a light box can and will come on handy.
Boris recycles his daughter’s old changing table into a lightbox. Love how it closes in a compact little thing.
“I made the Sniglar baby changing table into a light box. My wife, for a few years now, likes to practice sewing for our daughters. She buy a lot of books containing patterns she has to reproduce on white paper which she then uses to cut the fabric. It’s not easy to reproduce those patterns onto the paper.
As our youngest daughter is now two and a half years old, we do not need any more our Sniglar changing table, and I decided to transform it into a light table for my wife. I first thought to keep the table structure as it, but finally, I prefered to use the two level of the table to make one foldable table. I first fixed together the two vat with a long piano hinge. Then I stuck aluminium foil into the vats to reflect the light and I fixed four neon tubes into it. A few meters of cable later, I then closed the vats with two white and opaque plexiglass panels and that’s it.”
Via: Ikeahacker
Raven Burgos
Posted: January 30th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: DIY, Famous Friends, How to, Inspiration, Locally Made, fashion, recycle, reuse, style | Tags: brooklyn sewing blog, craft blog, Crafting tutorials, Design blog, DIY, diy fashion, diy fashion blog, Do it yourself, fashion blog, Ikea dress, ikea hack, Parsons ikea class, Recycled fashion, sewing blog, Street Style | No Comments »
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I love Ikea hacker for so many reasons the first of which is that its hands on DIY madness that allows you to turn cheap furniture into functional less cheap looking stuff. This parsons professor turned the Ikea take home bag and created this nifty dress. Its not funtional but it makes you think dont it?
She says, “I fashioned the top of the bag and one handle as the neckline and halter for the top of the dress. Then I cut open the seams of the rest of the bag to make a backless, A-Line outfit. I sewed darts in the front and back to be shapely for my bust and back. I cut the long handles off of two more bags to create ties for the back of the dress. Waterproof and ready to tote!
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Posted: November 9th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: DIY, Famous Friends, Favorite Blogs, How to, Inspiration, fashion, sewing, style | Tags: cheekystitch sewing blog, cooking blog, Deep in vogue, diy fashion blog, fashion blog, how to sewing blog, original sewing blog, sewing blog | No Comments »

I loved this jacket when I saw it, and was inspired by her shawl collar so much that I altered my Built by Wendy jacket pattern to include one

The site I called deep in Vogue, designer/gorgeous girl V models her own creations like this mummy dress below, and sells some of her pretty Things online

Deep in vogue
Posted: November 9th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: DIY, Favorite Blogs, How to, Inspiration, Locally Made, Make This Now, Supplies, Weblogs, recycle, reuse, sewing, style | Tags: diy fashion, diy recycled fashion, fashion blog, outsapop, sewing blog, www.outsapop.com | No Comments »

Outi offers super creative tutorials and DIY inspiration she writes
"I´m a crafty fashionaddicted girl from Finland. I´ve studied clothes making and graduated in 2000. Nowadays I´m most into customizing clothes for myself. I started this blog to share all the DIY inspiration and recycle fashion ideas I find online and my own DIY fashion"
Visit :outsapop.com
-Raven Burgos
Posted: August 6th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Cool Tool, Craft | Tags: animal, blog, Brooklyn Craft Blog, Cheap crafts blog, Cheekystitch craft blog, Chic craft blog, chic silver spoons, Cool Blog, cool Diy blog, craft blog, Diablo, Diy urban garden blog, fashion blog, Home decor blog, home inspiration blog. Jewelry cool blog, How to make cool stuff blog, jewelry, Manly housewares, masculine spoons, mens housewares, New York Urban Gardening blog, Pinky, Pinky Diablo, Pinky Diablo Silver, PinkyDiable Dude Craft, raven burgos, sewing blog, Silver Skull spoons, Silver spoons, skull | 1 Comment »


Urin Goblet is pretty gross too bad it sold
I really love dark silver jewelry, things with a little but of grime. Check out Pinky Diablos skull spoons.
Pinky Diablo
Raven Burgos
Posted: August 5th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Current Affairs, Famous Friends, Favorite Blogs, Games, Inspiration, Streetwear, Television, Web/Tech, Weblogs, style | Tags: bathroom color inspiration, Brooklyn Craft Blog, Cheap crafts blog, Cheekystitch craft blog, Chic craft blog, Cool Blog, cool Diy blog, craft blog, Diy bathroom stripes, Diy urban garden blog, e, fashion blog, Home decor blog, home inspiration blog, How to make cool stuff blog, how to make stripes work, how to paint stripes in home, how to paint stripes on bathroom, navy striped pants, New York Urban Gardening blog, raven burgos, Sartolialist best of, Sartorialist best of, Sartorialist inspiration, Sartorialist japanese, sewing blog, striped outfit, striped tie | 1 Comment »

Look at this silver fox . I want to have this mans fashionable babies. My womb is both willing and able. This outfit inspired me to paint light grey vertical stripes in my bathroom, the paint hasnt dried yet but I'm sure it will be awesome. What the fuck is he made of MAGIC?
Via Sartorialist
Posted: August 5th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Brooklyn, Film, How to, Inspiration, reuse | Tags: Animal print rug, animal rugs, Brooklyn Craft Blog, Cheap crafts blog, Cheekystitch craft blog, Chic craft blog, Cool Blog, cool Diy blog, craft blog, Diy urban garden blog, Fall color trend, Fall Home trend, fashion blog, home decor, Home decor blog, Home Inspiration, home inspiration blog, How to make cool stuff blog, New York Urban Gardening blog, raven burgos, rugs for small apartment, sewing blog, vegan animal print rugs, Zebra print rug | No Comments »

Every where I turn ( ok many blogs I frequent) seem to have acquired a taste for black. As an underemployed city dweller who rents i have a small apartment and not a lot of money to make some fo the improvements or purchases I think would improve my space. Recently I moved and decided to paint my doors a high gloss black, next is Zebra rug. Check out my apartment inspiration






Pretty cool right?
Posted: May 20th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Famous Friends, How to, Inspiration, Locally Made, Make This Now, Streetwear, style | Tags: brooklyn fashion blog, Built By wendy easy patterns, Cynthia Rowley patterns, Easy Tunic Dress, fashion blog, Fashontribes, how to wear the mini dress, Inspiration, Modern pattern Blog, Modern Simplicity Patterns, New York Sewing, pattern 2584, pattern blog, raven burgos, sewing blog, Sewing Blog Sim-plicity, Simplicity Patterns, Style Clog, tribal mini dresses | No Comments »

Tunics are in this Summer and I want to snatch up this Simplicity Cynthia Rowley pattern 2584 to make 4 different tunic styles
CynthiaRowley
Raven Burgos
Posted: May 14th, 2009 | Author: raven burgos | Filed under: Brooklyn, Craft, DIY, Famous Friends, Favorite Blogs, Inspiration, Locally Made, fashion | Tags: brooklyn fashion blog, fashion blog, Fashontribes, how to wear the mini dress, Inspiration, tribal mini dresses | No Comments »

im a huge fan of large all over prints, Lately i have been living tribal african prints, i saw this outfit pull at fashiontribes, a fashionblog site i used to write for. below is a picture of a clutch i made with similar fabric in blue

Raven Burgos