Acorns for Fall!
What to use:
Fall colored fabric (for the top layer of applique)
Fall colored felt (for under applique)
Acorn stencil (at bottom of post)
Fall colored fabric (for the top layer of applique)
Fall colored felt (for under applique)
Acorn stencil (at bottom of post)
1. Pin and cut out the top fabric layers.
2. Then pin and cut out the felt layer leaving 1/8" edge all the way around.
I used thread that sort of matched the acorns for the stitching.
(now is the time to figure out where you want the acorns to go)
3. Pin the top and bottom layers of one acorn to the shirt in the position that you want.
4. Sew a zigzag stitch all the way around the acorn catching both layers, pull the pins as you go.
5. Strait stitch on the inner edge of the zigzag stitching all the way around.
6. (Optional) I did detail stitching on the tops of the acorns in the shape of diamonds to make them look like the texture on real acorns.
Repeat steps 3-6 for the other acorn and your done!
Now isn't he one cute fall nut?
Here is the stencil I used for the applique.
8 comments:
super cute! I just tried zig ziagging on a onesie the other day and the stitch came out so uneven. good work!
This is so cute! And your model is adorable! Thanks for sharing.
super cute! Thanks for the tutorial and the pattern for acorn. Please come by and visit my blog too, I am having a giveaway.
Kim
I very much am grateful what you're creating here!
hello there thanks for your grat post, as usual ((o:
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To: Anonymous that said...
I think you will want to place a facebook icon to your site. I just marked down this url, although I had to complete it by hand. Just my suggestion.
On 4/12/2011 07:01:00 AM
Done! It should show up under each post and off to the side. Thank You for your sugestion,
Charlotte
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