Cake, anyone? |
Here's how I made the Bookmarks for Margaret for one of our annual exchanges.
Always start with a draft. Sorry about the photo quality, did this very late at night. |
A little graphic design knowledge can help a lot. The templates printed out as cutting and sewing guides. I am using Heat & Bond to fuse my fabric to felt. |
Select your fabrics. I used some of the jelly roll leftovers I kept aside. |
Place the template over the cloth to measure how much fabric and Heat & Bond is needed. |
All ironed and set. |
Once you have the template cut and layered accordingly, place on felt of your choice. |
I used some kitchen twine from Daiso. Measure your twine to your liking. Tie knots on each end. |
Begin sewing individual cut fabric onto the felt. Don't forget to insert the twine. That is part of a bookmark! LOL! |
Sew the other end piece to the matching bookmarks and Tada! You can opt to use ribbons. |
Here's the whole set. |
I'm a little teapot! |
Inspired by our Dearest Beloved Friend Janet! |
All packaged with a printed label. |
Hope you like them MW! |
ANNIVERSARY GIFTS
The Fish for the Fish challenge. |
It's a little snap purse. Constructed him as I went, so no template for this fish. Decided to add a crochet trim for the mouth the very last minute. |
All the handmade goodies in a box + extra things to make any crafter do a happy dance. LOL! |
I made this pouch from an oil cloth I bought online. The heart-shaped pom pom is handmade too. |
A little macaron zipper pouch. Love the front! See the wee little buttons? |
Handstitched most of this! |
The back is a little felt cutout with the tiniest button and bow attached. |
Ah! It's a little needle and stash keepsake purse. |
1 comment:
Thanks for the tutorial. The bookmark idea is fabulous. Lucky MW. And so are all the giveaways.
I've got some oil cloth too and maybe I should make it into a boxy pouch like yours. Did you line it?
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