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How to Make a Fabric Postcard Party Invitation
August 9th, 2013 Email 65 users recommend Quilt a fabric postcard in a snap, and then send it off in the mail. They make beautiful invitations! Diane Gilleland You can quilt along with the design printed on your fabric, as I've done here, or quilt an overall pattern. I mailed one to myself to see how it would hold up. Photo: Diane Gilleland When you're done quilting, turn the postcard over and apply a medium amount of craft glue to the back. At this point, you'll need a cardstock postcard of some kind to glue to the back. Your cardstock should measure 1/4 inch less on all sides than your fabric postcard-so for my sample, it measures 3-3/4 inches x 5-1/2 inches. Use your sewing machine to zigzag-stitch around all four edges of the cardstock. What about other embellishments? I'd recommend weighing your finished postcard on a postal scale, or asking someone at your local post office to do it. Add an address and postage, and your postcard is ready to mail. Stay connected with CraftStylish
Koleksi Kreasi Flanelku « sunflower
Ini adalah halaman khusus buat mejengin karya-karya flanel terbaikku… (haiyyah!!) Eh… sebenarnya aku ga pede buat juwalan… Tapi … hehehe… kalau ada yang minat pesen, keknya ga salah deh nrima orderan… ^^ xixixi, n kalau mau nyontek modelnya … silahkan saja… semoga nambah inspirasi ya… 1. Choco Strawberry Cream Cake 2. Strawberry Mouse Cake 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. cherry pie cake straberry pie cake 1 strawberry pie cake 2 fruits pie cake choco-banana pie cake fruits pie cake model lain 9. 10. 11. 12. gantungan hp stroberi (1 buah) 13. 14. 15. paket 1 paket 2 paket 3 16. 17. notes: sms ke 082127482296 (telkomsel) or 085797188001 (indosat) Like this: Like Loading...
How to :: Loopy Felt Flower by Sister Diane |
If there ever was a classic instant-gratification craft, it’s the venerable felt flower. I was playing around one day, and stumbled upon this method for making an interesting zinnia-style design. Hope you like! First, you need some strips of felt. Fold a strip in half lengthwise. Then, cut a series of slits into the folded edge. Snip your way along about 6″ of the strip, and leave any excess attached for now. Now, thread up a sewing needle with about 18″ of doubled thread, and tie a secure knot in the end. (I should add: I’m using contrasting thread here for visibility. As you sew, pull on the thread to gather the strip. Take a couple little tack stitches through the end of the gathers to lock them in place. Now, fold the flower in half, matching the two ends as shown. Gently flatten the flower and adjust the gathers. Glue that felt circle to the back of the flower with tacky glue. ..And then, sew the button to the front of the flower, sewing through that felt circle you just glued on.
How To Hairclips | NUPI-NUPI
Hai moms'.... ini dia tutorial untuk para bunda yang suka membuat pernak-pernik untuk ananda tercinta... Hairclip atau jepit rambut imut... Mudah, murah, meriaah.... 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Selamat mencoba (^^,)d
Pattern Runway: {Project} ~ Rosette Bib Necklace
This post is in no way original! Fabric rosettes and necklaces have been doing the rounds in blogging sphere in a big way. You only have to google “Bib necklace” to find an array of D.I.Y tutorials and blog posts devoted to this project. ~ How to create a Fabric Rosette: Cut a strip of fabric about 1.5″/ 3cm wide and about 50cm /20″ long. Tuck the knot back on its self and begin to roll the fabric around it, turning and twisting the fabric strip in, towards the centre of the flower. Keep rolling, turing and twisting. When you have a flower of desired size, twist the fabric strip to the underneath of the fabric, trim off and glue to the flower base and make another one! ~ How to make the necklace: Once you have made several flowers of different sizes, arrange you flowers on a piece of paper in a bib like shape. Draw around your flowers to make a pattern that you will use to cut out of felt for the backing of your necklace. Place your pattern on your felt, draw around it and cut it out.
Kreasi Insomnia | NUPI-NUPI
Semalam sebenarnya hanya mau motong-motong pola whiped cream sambil nonton tv. Dah niat tidur cepet, karena kemarin tidur dini hari, kalo malam ini tidur dini hari lagi...bisa keterusan. Eeh...malah mata cerah,ya udah...sekalian dijahit whiped cream-nya, dengan harapan mata akan segera 'kriyip-kriyip'.. Ternyata! malah makin cerah! Simpanan topping yang tersisa Membalut bagian bawah dan atas tempat tisu dengan kain flanel menggunakan glue gun Taruh topping-topping-nya....... Beri pita di bagian bawah untuk mempercantik. This is it! Selamat tidur........ (-.-)..o0
Citrus Coasters
Ever since the weather turned warm, I've had visions of pink lemonade and iced tea with lime wedges dancing in my head. Summer also puts me in the mood to entertain so I thought it would be fun to have a set of coasters to match this citrus drink theme. I love to have a summer sewing project that is portable so I can take it with me to the beach! Felt is often my material of choice for portable projects since it's ideal for hand sewing. It's also great for making durable home items like these cheerful coasters. I love that each coaster is slightly different from the next due to the handsewing. Materials A Spring Felt BundleA Citrus Coaster Template, available for free download here, printed and cut outValdani Embroidery thread to match the colors of the felt bundle. Cutting For each coaster cut the felt as instructed on the template. 2 large colored circles for the peel and the backing8 colored segments (4 cut from each segment template)1 ecru circle for the pith Sewing
Julyhobby.com Felt Pattern
fabric rosette tutorial
Cut 12, 3 inch fabric circles Take one circle and fold it in half. Then in half again, so you have a 1/4 of a circle. With the single folded edge toward you and the double folded edge away from you stitch along the bottom 1/4 inch of your quarter circle. Stop with you needle down about half way or so. I overlap the quarter circle just a little bit, maybe a half inch. This picture is just showing you the outside edge of my overlap to give you an idea of what mine looks like. Here are all twelve of my quarter circles sewn together. Here's another view of the 12 pieces sewn up. At this point I start with one end of my "chain" and start spreading the quarter circles out and spiraling them on top of one another in a circular pattern. Here is my finished circle. Side view. Now just run some stitches around the center, approximately over your original stitches, but it doesn't have to be exact. Here's my attached clasp. Next up. Thread one end of your twine through the button. Dat dat da da!!! Enjoy!
Cute Food - DIY Kawaii Toys & Jewelry
My Favorite Felt Sweets by Joie Staff Japanese" and "cute," are todays hot buzzwords among crafters. Add in "felt" and you've got the perfect recipe for fun. My Favorite Felt Sweets blends these three ingredients into a charming volume that will delight young, style-savvy craft enthusiasts everywhere. The book offers detailed, easy-to-follow directions, as well as life-sized patterns, for 106 different projects. From petit fours to birthday cakes, tartlets, madeleines and cigar sticks to gingerbread men and fortune cookies - here are the makings of hours of enjoyment and richly rewarding creative endeavor. Buy Now
