Some people think you need a serger to sew spandex, but while sergers and overlock machines are great tools that can simplify stretch sewing, they are by no means the only option. The main challenge in sewing spandex is that your stitches need to be able to stretch with the fabric, so y...
Start by spreading the soil out until it’s level. Then, use the compactor to compress the soil. Small, repeated motions will help to flatten lumps, bumps, and divots. If you notice any spots that seem unevenly compacted, use a rake or shovel to redistribute the soil until it’s even....
For curly-haired women short on time, a headband can be a lifesaver. If you pull hair back in a band while it's damp, it's a great way to "flatten" hair at the crown, leaving the curls at your hair's ends. Later you can pull off the hairband and you'll have gorgeous body....
When you have your solution ready make sure to work in an area that does not get sunlight. Use a foam brush, soft or hake brush to paint the solution on the paper. Even our light bulbs have a little bit of UV light. Work quickly and place in a dark area to dry. To experiment I...
Join and Plane:Flatten one face and square up an edge with the joiner, then plane the opposite face to the desired thickness. Rip and Cut:Use the table saw to rip the pieces to final width and cut them to final length with the miter saw. ...
On the flip side, if you wore TPU and felt like your shoes broke down faster than you’d like, you might want to try EVA foam the next time. The “drop” might also matter, especially if you have pain in your calves or ankles. The total amount of cushioning is one thing, but ...
Make the foam base at least 2–4 inches (5.1–10.2 cm) bigger than your shoe on each side, although they can be bigger if you’d like. You can use craft foam instead of EVA foam if you prefer, but craft foam tends to be a little softer and may not last as long. Like regular ...