DIY felt hearts. 150 free animal softie patterns and tutorials. Hillcrest Home Page Crafting for A Cause Made with Love: Crafting for a Cause 150 free animal softie patterns and tutorials Lambkin tutorial from patternbee.com What is a softie?
Below is Made with Love: Crafting for a Cause‘s list of at least 150 free animal softie patterns and tutorials. As a crafting-for-charity group, we naturally hope you’ll consider creating something for a good cause — our Softies for Foster Kids project springs to mind, but there are many others serving worthy charities. Bears Birds Chickens Ducks Owls Penguins Miscellaneous birds Bunnies Cats Dinosaurs Dogs Elephants Frogs Giraffes Hedgehogs Horses Lambs Mice Miscellaneous animals Monkeys Pigs Rhinos Sea life Sheep Whales Current Project About Made with Love Made with Love: Crafting for a Cause Crafters of yarn and fabric for charitable causes at home and abroad. Return to top of page © 2014 · Website Hosting and Development by Mission: Communicate · Log in. Don’t think it, ink it! Made in Pretoria i do it myself Nov 02 2011 23 Comments By Miss Anna Banana Clothing, diy, etsy, fashion Don’t think it, ink it!
Supplies: stamp ink and a shirtDrop ink randomly on the shirtLet the droplets soak inOnce you are happy with the look, wash it in cold water to set the colour! Xoxo Miss A. About these ads Share this: Like this: Like Loading... Related DIY: Fringe ShirtIn "diy" OppiKoppi DIY: Rainbow ShortsIn "Clothing" Tagged DIY, dye, Fashion, ink, tie dye, trend, trendy 23 thoughts on “Don’t think it, ink it!” Emily @ Bits of Delight says: November 3, 2011 at 01:59 GORGEOUS! Leave a Reply ← Previous post Next post → Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. | The Chunk Theme.
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Types of Sewing Stitches. 1.
Straight Stitch Rain Blanken A straight stitch is the most common stitch in sewing. It is a simple way to connect two pieces of fabric. 2. An overcast stitch is used to to both protect the raw edges of fabric and as a decorative stitch. 3. A zigzag stitch is a very good way to protect the raw edges of fabric. 4. A blanket stitch is often used to trim the raw edges of fabric. 5.
A buttonhole stitch is used to trim the raw edges of fabric to secure the edges of a button hole. 6. A slip stitch is used when you do not want the stitching to appear visible on the finished project. 7. A chain stitch is a decorative stitch used to easily embroider designs onto your projects. 8. A running stitch is a kind of straight stitch that can be made by putting the needle through many folds of fabric instead of one stitch at a time. 9. A backstitch is a strong repetitive stitch that will keep two pieces of fabric together. 10. For beginners, threading the needle can often be the hardest part of sewing.