DIY Fabric Hand Fan Tutorial || Goth in Summer Box June 2018

[@jorgealbertopardofebres-co9842]

Dear Melanie: Allow me to thank you most sincerely for posting such a well executed video. My best wishes to you!

[@landapanda1]

SUCH A GREAT VIDEO! I don’t feel the need to keep searching for more tell mom she is perfect TEACHER!! very thorough and she explained everything well 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 thank u

[@latonyataylor3461]

Perfect video even though this was 4 years ago. I have interest of making fans like this thank you

[@moralblanca2472]

Good evening lady....congratulations for tutorial and SPECIALLY YOUR WONDERFUL VOICE....I adored it....!

[@traceypickens9537]

Will this fan make a clapping or clanking sound when opened? Can it be opened with one hand at the flick of the wrist?

[@katjamison]

Just love it! Thanks so much💕

[@drikdrikwilliams2986]

Great tutorial!!! Thx

[@Center4Possibilities]

I noticed in one of your replies that you said that you used fat quarters and they were 28"x22". Fat Quarters are 18"x22", will they still work for the fan pattern? What are the overall pattern dimensions? And I certainly thank you for providing such a concise and well spoken tutorial. Very clearly presented!

[@Angela-pi6zc]

Thank you 🎉

[@614nat]

Hello!! thank you for making this video! it's so hard to find tutorials on fan-making using fabric. I do have a couple questions because I really want to make some fans. I was wondering where you bought your black staves from. Are the staves you use made out of bamboo or plastic?

[@angelinatamame7177]

Hi great video! I am wondering where you buy the frame for the fans, i'm wondering where i could buy it in bulks

[@shirleyann1901]

Beautiful work. Can I cover the other side with fabric too?

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

I think you probably can - let us know if you try it how it works out

[@allisonstover3519]

I was wondering the same thing!!!! I think it’s definitely possible!

[@samanthamerinmarquez3253]

THANK UUU THIS HAS BEEN EXTREMELY HELP TO.

[@krystalcrank7885]

Where do u get the actual fan peice?

[@kweentheeghadis880]

This video was so helpful and clear!Where did you get the form you used for these fans?

[@alaninelson6714]

Hi! Thanks so much for the tutorial where can I get staves in bulk?

[@sharonhale4247]

Did you get an answer to where she got the staves

[@twilightone145]

If possible could you do the umbrella too. Finally found a diy like this.

[@elizabethp2395]

I love the fans

[@DragonSaphira.]

Where can I buy the staves base?? I’m looking to make a decorate fan for a cosplay and this tutorial was exactly what I needed!

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

Hey! So glad this is helpful - I bought these from VenaCavaDesign on Etsy. They also have a separate website www.venacavadesign.co.uk/

[@lcmck001]

Dollar store. Just gently remove fabric and follow her steps.

[@desireeb33]

Most crafts stores will have them, like Hobby Lobby or Michaels

[@Itsme.riahhh]

Amazon you get so much for a low price

[@MsKiwanis1]

what type of fabric do you recommend?

[@powerof3ozzyluver2]

Thank you so much

[@שירהשטוסר-ר6כ]

What kind of fabric do you recommend for these?💕

[@sanjaytoppo970]

Thanks everyone

[@abbattoirnoises]

This was so incredibly helpful thank you!!!

[@rubenrodriguez1460]

ashleigh0891 is that Above&Beyond?

[@abbattoirnoises]

It is!!! I actually used this tutorial to make a fan for the A&B show in Miami last night :)

[@rubenrodriguez1460]

ashleigh0891 that’s awesome!! That’s actually the same design I had in mind too, I want to make it in time for EDC and I’m also going to The Gorge and want to take some to trade. Where did you buy the Staves? Is it possible to look at how yours came out, I can’t really see it off the YT picture

[@abbattoirnoises]

Ruben Rodriguez yeah dude totally! Add me on Instagram and I can send you some pictures!! @anjuna_kandi

[@rubenrodriguez1460]

ashleigh0891 thanks so much, I just sent you a message

[@CANDIEDxAPPLES]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@lilytrexler6865]

great tutorial! would hot glue work for glueing the fabric?

[@TheOpticallusion]

They said in the video that hot glue left a solid ridge that made folding/ closing the fan difficult

[@hahahahaahhahahaahah]

thank you so much for this!!!! does anyone know if there is a machine that can do the folding? I want to sell these

[@salahumer]

Hi, this would be a single sidedd fan (with the fabric pattern on one side ). It would be eassier to glue the fabric , just by folding it in equal size, showing pattern on each side of the fan. Also looks better if it is a double sided fan with same of may be different fabric or pattern.

[@akgg9738]

Where did you buy the staves ?

[@sakura851]

where do you get the Foldable Fan Frame from

[@mimamty]

Where can I bueno the plasti pieles or the boda to mate the fan?

[@eyeonart6865]

Elmers glue is also for fabric.

[@graceorozco3260]

Love this tutorial. Would Mod Podge work just as well to glue the fabric to the stave? Thanks!

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

I'm not sure if Mod Podge would be strong enough to hold the fabric, but I have not tried it myself. If you do try it, please let me know how it turns out! Vice versa if I try it out, I'll let you know.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

That would be a great experiment. If you do both sides, you may try really soaking it in MP and after it is dried stiff, use something almost sharp to set in the creases. Try a cheap one and see what happens.

[@moondreams876]

Mod Podge do a version for Fabric which should work perfectly.

[@kt4143]

hey ! where could i buy the trame (armature) please ?

[@ceelouwillify]

😊

[@jeodewalker2549]

What fabric did you use?

[@dionmiles-pengilly1975]

What fabric do you suggest for this?

[@cassaundracarroll1137]

How long, in inches, of fabric did you buy?

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

We used fat quarters that you can buy single or in bundles where most fabric is sold. So I think those are typically like 28" x 22"

[@cassaundracarroll1137]

Black Unicorn Creations thank you

[@eyeonart6865]

Buy a fan at dollar store or dollar tree and take it apart.

[@rubenrodriguez1460]

Is there a way to add the fabric to both sides or does it not fold right?

[@abbattoirnoises]

Ruben Rodriguez I added fabric to both sides and it’s perfectly fine

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

Good question, we didn't try that. All fans I have ever seen pretty much have a "front" and "back" so I assume it may impact the folding, but perhaps if your material is thin enough, it would work.

[@abbattoirnoises]

Black Unicorn Creations i made a double sided fan with crushed velvet and it looks amazing. So I think as long as the fabric isn’t too too thick it should be fine!!

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

@@abbattoirnoises Very good to know!!

[@mathchickMC]

When using fabric on both sides do you still glue the last stave differently?

[@MissToya666]

Thank you for making this video, the instructions are very clear and easy to follow :-) I only have one question: How did you get the bones for the fan? Like, did you make them yourself or did you buy them like this?

[@leolawitcher6703]

Where can i get the bakin?

[@jamescruz5]

Sana all we have that please we can give me that because irealy love that please.... Give in Philippines now. Here right now. Thank you

[@GiftOfDaGab_91]

Where do you get all the materials from like the fabric staves glue fabric scissors etc?

[@lauanedesousaabreupontes1203]

Eu quero aprender fazer leque só Lauane da Boa Vista a do Piauí quero quero aprender fazer leque bem bonito

[@lettuce8279]

*me about to clack that fan*

[@jensendash]

Measure stave, get push pin, yarn, and pen. Draw half circle with rope at length of measurement. It's so easy to make a half circle patter. This method was far too complicated for measuring two half circles. Lol.

[@BlackUnicornCreations]

lol there's more than one way to do things, do what works for you

[@DylanBM]

Where do you get the mold for the fans?