DIYs & Tutorials with fabric for patchwork

I want to share the process of making a "Star" Christmas toy. The toy itself is soft and safe unlike glass toys. A variety of fabrics for manufacturing allows you to make a toy in different styles and colors to your taste. Necessary tools: scissors, needle, pencil, iron, paper clips. For ...

1. Make a sketch on graph paper, add 7-10% for shrinkage after quilting. The most important thing is that the proportions must be real, the size of the border coincides with the border width of real fabric. 2. Transfer the sketch to the actual size of graph paper, do not put the final border to the ...

You need: - scraps of fabric for patchwork - needle punched polyester - ьat - roller knife - templates out of acrylic glass or graph paper - threads - needle for quilting - sewing machine or your hand - the desire to create 1. You need to make two blocks, with a dark and a bright center. I used ...

You need: - scraps of fabric - applique with a sheep - a cardboard square 8x8 cm - fleece - scissors, ruler, thread, buttons, sewing machine, iron - fusible webbing Cut out the lamb: Make 36 squares 8x8 cm and 4 strips 8х55 cm: Lay out the squares as you want. Sew the strips and iron the seams: ...

Today I will tell you how to create patchwork fabric out of scraps with your own hands. Every seamstress has a lot of scraps that you feel pity to throw away but are actually useless :) I will tell you how to find a use for those little scraps of fabric. You need: 1. Scraps of fabric. 2. Any fabric ...

This DIY will help you to create something unique for your friends, nearest and dearest. 1. The size of the pillow is 40*40 cm, draw a sketch like on the photo, or your own. 2. Transfer half of the sketch on paper for freezing and fold the sheet. 3. Cut out the details as pictured. 4. Paper for ...

You need the following materials: - fabric for patchwork, 3 types, preferably of the same collection - adhesive web - fabric for lining - self-assembling zipper - needle punched polyester 150 g - tailor's pen - threads, lurex threads 1. Lay out all details in this order: lining — adhesive web — ...

1. Transfer the pattern on a piece of fabric using chalk, I used batik — you can take any fabric. 2. Iron stabilizer for embroidery to the back side, the strips in the photo are for testing. 3. Since it is textured stitching and trapunto, the pattern is closed, you need to decide what to ...

The main difficulty when working with natural fabrics — they cannot be scorched and the parts (especially small ones) are fraying in your hands immediately after cutting. My hobby is embroidery with silk ribbons. Often, when creating a painting, a lot of small silk parts are used. Those who have ...

I love candlesticks. Different. Vintage, Christmas, romantic, lanterns and chandeliers, with candles and without them. Well, who said that candlesticks should not be used as a decorative stands or even shelves for flowers, fruit, cones..... There are all kinds of candle holders. So this time I ...

You need: - sewing-machine or hands :) - needle punched polyester 100 g/m2; - ruler for patchwork; - batiste; - scissors for sewing; - sewing-machine needles for quilting; - washable marker for pattern. 1. Select cloth, I took batiste + long strips of cloth for patchwork. The shades and ...