Showing posts with label discount. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discount. Show all posts
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Spring Fashion Trends are something to look forward to after the dreary winter. When we look at spring fashion trends, they’re mostly uplifting and fun. In 2012 we’ll see a mix of both the old and new. Last year’s neon and pastel trends will be reinvented, and futuristic silhouettes will be making an appearance. The following are a few spring fashion trends to keep an eye on.
1. Futuristic
Technology is a big part of our lives these days, and now it’s about to become a big part of our wardrobes as well. Anything with a futuristic vibe this spring will be extremely on-trend. Choose clothes with matte metallic finishes or fabric with a slight shimmer. When it comes futuristic spring fashion trends, look for clothes with slightly more angular silhouettes.2. Asymmetric Hemlines
A graduated hemline will be your ticket into the style stakes this spring. Whether your hem is shorter at the front and longer at the back or longer to one side, just make sure it’s asymmetric. This trend isn’t really that feasible in winter, but when spring hits get ready to show some leg with an asymmetric hemline.3. Oceanic
When deciding on your spring colour palette, look to the ocean for inspiration. Aqua, topaz, and azure shades are where it’s at. Flowing fabrics are perfect for this spring fashion trend as well. Additionally, channel a mermaid and look for clothes with pearl or sequin embellishments – anything that slightly resembles scales.4. Jungle Prints
Take a walk on the wild side and pick up a piece of jungle print this spring. Look for tropical prints with larger than life motifs. Lush greens and vibrant red and blue hues are where it’s at. However, be sure to stay clear of anything resembling a Hawaiian shirt. Add a bit of animal print in the form of accessories to complete the jungle vibe.5. Cutouts
Cutouts are going to be bigger than ever this spring. It’s not about the obvious cutouts though – this season is a bit more demure, a bit more peek-a-boo. Laser cut leather garments are a contemporary choice and are a tougher take on this spring fashion trend. Layer a cutout piece over another garment for a less revealing take on the trend.6. Printed Jackets
A statement jacket will be the hero piece of your wardrobe this spring. The desired shape is the bomber jacket, in a lightweight fabric and sporty cut. When it comes to spring fashion trends, the printed jacket is all about excess. The bolder the pattern, the better!7. Faded Neons
Faded neon colours are the key to your spring wardrobe. Not quite pastel and not quite neon, these hues are somewhere in between. For this spring fashion trend, stick to lemon, peach, mint, and watermelon shades. A faded neon shirt tucked into bleached denim shorts is one way of creating the perfect sun-kissed look.Spring fashion trends for this year seem to gravitate around bold, experimental looks. It’s definitely not a time to be shying away from the limelight. However, you can easily incorporate these spring fashion trends into your everyday look simply with the help of a few accessories. What are your hot tips for spring fashion trends?
Top Image Source: weheartit.com
For more,read:http://fashion.allwomenstalk.com/stylish-spring-fashion-trends/
Sunday, April 1, 2012
step1:
Break the plates into smaller pieces with a hammer.
The pieces don’t need to be even or equal in size, but you need to be safe, so wear safety goggles and place the plates under cardboard or heavy fabric before you take a hammer to them.
step2:
Create a design you like on the tabletop without glue.
You can create a picture, a spiral pattern, or whatever strikes your fancy.
step3:
Remove the pieces from the dry layout in an orderly manner.
Try to keep the pieces in the same places. Essentially, you must move your design intact from the table to somewhere else so you can apply adhesive to the table.
step4:
Use a notched trowel to apply tile adhesive to the tabletop.
Using the trowel's notches to "rough up" the adhesive helps the plate pieces stick better.
step5:
Set the broken pieces into the adhesive and let it dry according to the adhesive instructions.
Use a slight twisting motion to set the pieces in the adhesive. Don't slide them into place.
step6:
Use a rubber-backed trowel to apply premixed grout to the mosaic top to fill in the spaces between the broken pieces.
After the adhesive has dried, fill the gaps with grout.
step7:
Wipe a damp sponge over the surface to remove most of the excess grout. Let the grout dry, then wipe the surface again with a damp sponge.
Before you seal the table, make sure that it is clean, dry, and good-looking.
step8:
Let the grout cure according to the manufacturer’s instructions, then seal the tabletop with a tile and grout sealer to help protect the finish.
Break the plates into smaller pieces with a hammer.
The pieces don’t need to be even or equal in size, but you need to be safe, so wear safety goggles and place the plates under cardboard or heavy fabric before you take a hammer to them.
step2:
Create a design you like on the tabletop without glue.
You can create a picture, a spiral pattern, or whatever strikes your fancy.
Remove the pieces from the dry layout in an orderly manner.
Try to keep the pieces in the same places. Essentially, you must move your design intact from the table to somewhere else so you can apply adhesive to the table.
step4:
Use a notched trowel to apply tile adhesive to the tabletop.
Using the trowel's notches to "rough up" the adhesive helps the plate pieces stick better.
step5:
Set the broken pieces into the adhesive and let it dry according to the adhesive instructions.
Use a slight twisting motion to set the pieces in the adhesive. Don't slide them into place.
step6:
Use a rubber-backed trowel to apply premixed grout to the mosaic top to fill in the spaces between the broken pieces.
After the adhesive has dried, fill the gaps with grout.
step7:
Wipe a damp sponge over the surface to remove most of the excess grout. Let the grout dry, then wipe the surface again with a damp sponge.
Before you seal the table, make sure that it is clean, dry, and good-looking.
Let the grout cure according to the manufacturer’s instructions, then seal the tabletop with a tile and grout sealer to help protect the finish.
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