Showing posts with label appliques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label appliques. Show all posts
Friday, 17 January 2014
Thursday, 16 August 2012
Zee's Quiet Book
I made a very special project for my son --- a QUIET BOOK.
Pocket and Page 1
Page 2 & 3
Page 4 & 5
Page 6 &7
Page 8 & 9
Page 10 & Pocket
Back and Front Cover
Binding
I made the patterns using INKSCAPE. I am so willing to share the pattern of this Quiet Book but unfortunately I was not able to arrange it very well. Hopefully, if time permits (I am really very busy now!) I will be able to edit it and post it as a freebie.
Inspired!!! Go ahead and make one for your kiddos!!!
More inspirations???? Check out my Quiet Book Pages Board in
Happy Sewing!!!
Monday, 14 May 2012
Felt Project: Animals 2
My second set of felt animals:
chick
crow
monkey
I got all their patterns from Flickr. I saved the images, laid out in paper at my desired size, printed, traced in the felt, cut and sew. Here are the patterns:
Monkey --- pattern taken from here :
Chick with the Sheep ---- pattern taken from here:
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Precious Child Hats
- Stitching the Logo Patches into the Reversible Bucket Hats I made -
- Reverse Side -
- Colors Available -
- All 30 pcs. of them -
Saturday, 10 December 2011
Logo Design in a Patch
See the logo before:
My logo design turned to a Patch by
Made for U, Ayala Center, Cebu
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
Shirt Applique: How I do it?
I love Appliques!
I have been sewing appliqued shirts for kids to give as gifts because I always wanted to give something with a personal touch. I have read lots of tutorials in the net, but my resources are limited (e.g. haven't found Heat and Bond or Freezer paper in any stores I have visited in Cebu -- these are used to bond the applique to the shirt, so it's easy for you to sew), so I did it the traditional way (no bonding). I just have to be careful during the stitching process, stop and adjust once in a while.
So here's my first ever tutorial (and hopefully not the last, hehehe!) --- Shirt Applique : How I do it?
01. Prepare the pattern for your applique using any sheet of paper or board.
02. Trace the applique at the wrong side of your fabric. Pattern should also be facing on the wrong side.
03. Prepare the coordinating embroidery threads.
Prepare the interfacing -- the thicker the better. This will prevent your shirt from moving and stretching during the sewing process. Size it according to the applique.
04. Under the shirt, put a card board or anything that is stiff. This will help in aligning the applique to the shirt.
05. & 06. Put the interfacing under the shirt, making sure the applique and the interfacing is aligned.
07. Pin it.
08. Set the sewing machine. In my case: Stitch Length - 5 (longest); Stitch Width - F (almost the nearest) and Stitch type - 3 (zigzag stitch)
09. Position the needle on the outer edge of the applique, put down the presser foot and sew.
10. Sew. Stop, raise the presser foot and adjust the shirt, when changing directions or sewing in a curve path.
11. After sewing, turn inside out and cut out the interfacing at the back of the shirt.
12. This is how it looks like when done with the cutting.
- Done -
Happy Sewing!!!
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