tag: applique
Make It Pink: Traditional Appliqué on Knit
Here are some great tips on using a traditional appliqué technique with knit fabrics!
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Make It Pink: Adding Reverse Appliqué to a Cosmetic Bag
Think Pink with this cute cosmetic bag adorned with a cool reverse appliqué.
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Flower Power Necktie Bag
5 commentsA gorgeous tote bag from the challenge that lets you take the flower power with you!
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How to Make an Embellished Blanket with Recycled Sweaters
3 commentsHoliday gift countdown: 11 weeks. Make this personalized wool blanket from pieces of felted sweaters, covered with embroidery, appliqué, and whatever else you want to do!
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Thorny Rose Flower Power Dress
2 commentsA cotton halter dress with bodice embellished with simple applique circles and machine decorative feather stitch. Very easy but dramatic applique design!
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Thrift store sweater becomes a cell phone cozy
2 commentsI made these cell phone cozies from thrift store sweaters that I felled. The appliques are made from new acrylic felt (mostly scraps!) and stitched with new, but...
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Hip Hoodie Free Download
3 commentsIf you're looking for a way to prepare for the cold weather season check out this cool project!
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Flannel and Tweed
2 commentsThis purse is made from an old blue flannel shirt, two neckties, and some blue tweed houndstooth fabric. The bag is reversible, with one side houndstooth and the other side flannel. The...
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Crochet Applique
3 commentsI created this set of applique using soft cotton yarns. Would look great embellishing a soft childs blanket, or a knitted bag. I love the combination of pink, yellow and green!
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Monster Backpacks by ArtsiBitsi
2 commentsIn these troubled times, a girl needs someone strong and fierce watching her back. These resourceful monsters are supportive and helpful -- just what today's independant female needs. :-)
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Give Your Quilt some Dash with Appliqué
Traditionally, appliqué was done painstakingly by hand, turning under the edges of the fabric shapes and sewing them down with tiny stitches. The icons of this technique are the American Baltimore Album quilts, Hawaiian quilts, and Molas—each unique and amazing in design and mastery.
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