Introducing Tutorial Package

For the benefit of those who are interested in trying out a few tutorials. Now you get to buy them all at a discounted price!

For this tutorial package, you get to choose ANY 5 tutorials you like at the price of $20. And, you have OVER 70 tutorials to choose from!!

That works out to an average of $4 for each tutorial. That's AT LEAST a 20% SAVINGS, on the assumption that your choices of the all 5 tutorials are the cheapest priced ones, i.e. $5.

In other words, you could probably even SAVE MORE depending on your choice of tutorials!

All you need to do is just to click on the 'ADD TO CART' button below and in the column where you can leave message to me, list down the 5 tutorials you want. When doing so, please be specific and list down BOTH the code AND the name of the tutorials.


IMPORTANT NOTICE:

1. The tutorials are in PDF format and you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them.
2. Please make sure you have enough space in your mailbox.
3. The PDF file will be sent to your email address registered with PayPal within 24 hours or less.

PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE, LEND OR COPY. DO NOT MASS PRODUCE. PLEASE ALWAYS GIVE CREDIT TO THE DESIGNER. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING DESIGNERS' COPYRIGHT.

 

nb: Prices may be subjected to change without prior notice. 

Malaysian buyers, please contact me by email for quotation in RM and payment by local bank transfer. 

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Crystal Cuff Bracelet featured!

Crystal Cuff Bracelet is featured in Lunaessence's Featuring Treasury! Yay! TQ!! :D

Check out the rest of the Treasury here.
Or more info on the bracelet tutorial here.

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TWR074 Crystal Cuff Bracelet Tutorial

Learn how to make this elegant crystal cuff bracelet with a handmade button clasp.





You can use any combination of Swarovski crystal bicones but my favorite is using crystal AB. Love the blings! :D LOL..... and I think they look especially pretty when worn on night function!

Love how the pearl button add a touch of elegance to it!





Not a very difficult project. Tedious, perhaps.  
See how it even looks a bit ziggy zaggy? LOL.....





Tools & materials used:

• (110) 4mm Swarovski crystal bicone (This makes a 6 ½” long bracelet. You will need more for a longer one)
• (1) 10mm round bead
• Size 11/12 seed bead
• Monofilament/Fishing line/Supplemax or equivalent
• Scissors

Number of steps:  35
Page count: 15







IMPORTANT NOTICE:

1. This tutorial is in PDF format and you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them.
2. File size: 993 KB
3. The PDF file will be sent to your email address registered with PayPal within 24 hours or less.

 



PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE, LEND OR COPY. DO NOT MASS PRODUCE. PLEASE ALWAYS GIVE CREDIT TO THE DESIGNER. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING DESIGNERS' COPYRIGHT.

nb: Prices may be subjected to change without prior notice. Malaysian buyers, please contact me by email for quotation in RM and payment by local bank transfer.

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TWR073 Color Block Bracelet Tutorial

 I remember color block dresses were once all the rage on the fashion runways. Well, while the heat has died down a little on the runways, I don't think it will ever go out of style.

And if you know about fashion, you'll know that it's just a matter of time before these dresses make t to the runways again.

While I can't say that I own a pair of color block dress myself but I do, in the form of a bracelet! ;)

And so can you!

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to section the bracelet into blocks of color while adding picot on the edges of the bracelet for accent.

The materials here make a 6 1/2" long bracelet. So, if you are making a longer one, please bear in mind that you will be needing more beads.

Tools & materials used:

• (166) 4mm Swaovski crystal bicone (more if making a
  longer one)
• (2) bead tip
• (2) Crimp bead
• (1) clasp of your choice
• Monofilament/Fishing line/Supplemax or equivalent
• Scissors

Number of steps:  17
Page count:  11

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

1. This tutorial is in PDF format and you will require Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them.
2. File size: 673 KB
3. The PDF file will be sent to your email address registered with PayPal within 24 hours or less.

PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE, LEND OR COPY. DO NOT MASS PRODUCE. PLEASE ALWAYS GIVE CREDIT TO THE DESIGNER. THANK YOU FOR RESPECTING DESIGNERS' COPYRIGHT.

nb: Prices may be subjected to change without prior notice.
Malaysian buyers, please contact me by email for quotation in RM and payment by local bank transfer.

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What's up, folks?

Aaaah, yes. And so I've been rather quiet the past month. Apart from my birthday month, a couple of other events came up as well. Mostly personal events.

Heeee... yeap, I got 2 birthday cake this year. Yay! :D The top one is the Baskin Robbins chocolate ice cream cake from Mum. The cake could have been better but since it was not ordered  in advance, they were stuck with what the folks at Baskin Robbins could whip up in that short span of time. It was still delish nonetheless!

And just in case you are wondering, 'Tan' is my family name. I seriously don't know why on earth my bro included my family name on the cake. It just look so odd. It made it sound so..... 'formal'? o_O

And the one below is from office. Also a chocolate flavoured. Chocolate sponge cake. They could have challenged my taste bud, really, since I've got a rather adventurous taste bud! But choco is still all good!

Also attended two weddings.

One traditional Chinese wedding. My cousin bro got married.

That's during the tea ceremony where I offered a cup of tea to my sis in law in exchange for a red packet or 'and pow' filled with money. It sorta means like an acknowledgment of the new addition to the family..... I think!

And as for the red packets, it's given out as the blessings from the newlyweds. I know what you're thinking. Shouldn't the newlyweds be GIVEN blessings instead of GIVING blessings?

Well, the GIVEN blessings part happened earlier on already wth the elders. Now it's the newlyweds GIVING their blessings to the younger ones.


And the other wedding I attended was a traditional Malay wedding.

Now, Malay weddings are different.

The bride and groom will sit on a 'pelamn' which is the two huge chairs to have guests offering their blessings to the newlyweds. The bride and groom will have both their hands on ther lap, palms down and blessings are given to the newlyweds by sprinkling 'rose water' on the newlyweds hands.

The 'rose water' here is actually just dipping a the rose flower on a stalk into water and then sprinkling it.

Actually, I think my friend (the bride) skip this step. Cuz I don't remember sprinkling any 'rose water' that day although I've always remember that as part of the tradition. I only remembered crashing the bride and groom on the 'pelamin' for photos. :P

Thing is, traditional custom weddings can be very elaborate and modern couple tend to skip certain step/ritual to simplified the process,

And another good news is a new addition to the family! :D

Sis-in-law gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Baby M is slightly over a month old now. Been spending every weekend for the past month at my bro's house in another town with Baby M.

Isn't she such a sweetheart!

What a way to end the first half of the year! I hope everyone had a good frst half of the year too!

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