Tutorial: Name badge lanyard

Most businesses (and many schools, too) require everyone to wear a name badge. Clipping the badge to your clothes can get old. And if your work- or school-issued name badge came with a lanyard, chances are it’s pretty generic. Maggie from Smashed Peas and Carrots shows how you can make a lanyard so you can wear your badge around your neck. Make it from a fun print so your lanyard will stand out in the crowd. Her tutorial is a guest post over at Riley Blake Designs:

Click below to go to her lanyard tutorial:

Project Design Team Wednesday ~ How to Make a Lanyard, by Smashed Peas and Carrots

[photo from Smashed Peas and Carrots on Riley Blake Designs]

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The L + C Amarena Dress presents a blend of relaxed sophistication and timeless elegance, offering comfort and style in equal measure. Here’s what you can anticipate from this versatile pattern. This classic pull-on dress boasts a gentle A-line silhouette, ensuring a flattering fit for various body shapes. The understated elegance of its design makes it suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.

With the inclusion of a cut line to eliminate pockets, the pattern offers the option to create a stylish top variation, providing added versatility to your sewing projects.

Embrace the relaxed sophistication of the L + C Amarena Dress, a must-have addition to your handmade wardrobe that seamlessly blends comfort with timeless style.

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