Do you know how to use a seam ripper?
I know. It sounds like a dumb question, but really… do you? And what’s that little red nub for?
Find out in this video:
I know. It sounds like a dumb question, but really… do you? And what’s that little red nub for?
Find out in this video:
Good morning, class! Today lesson is on the infamous ladder stitch that I just can’t seem to stop mentioning in my other tutorials lately.
The ladder stitch is also called the slip stitch or the invisible stitch.
If you don’t have a lot of hand sewing experience, getting out the ol’ needle and thread can be a bit daunting. But I’ve got a few tips to make things a little easier for you!
Read more…It’s a cheeseburger! It’s a pincushion!
It’s a cheeseburger pincushion!
Who knew felt could look so tasty? Speaking of which, I’ve used a wool blend felt here. It’s a bit more durable than the poly craft felt you can buy for a few cents a sheet at the craft store, not to mention it looks and feels nicer. But it’s not as expensive as 100% wool felt. Best of both worlds!
Make sure you grab the free pattern here.
Read more…Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop.
Last time we assembled the BODICE and HALTER TIES. Now we’ll move on to the WAISTBAND and final assembly!
Note: These instructions are for the printable PDF pattern available in my Etsy shop.
Last time we assembled the SKIRT. Now we’ll move on to the BODICE and HALTER TIES.
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