Sewing words on fabric

Printing on fabric at home It's very simple to print out a design on fabric using your home printer. I use this method often when I wish to embroider details that won't be washed...yes you can't wash the finished product as the ink will run. But don't despair there are plenty of uses for this method and I will show you a few so read on. All the projects below were made using this method. Here's how Go to your local stationary shop and buy a pack of laser/inkjet labels, the ones that only…

Get that needle work and be inspired to start your next fabric craft. Read this collection of sewing quotes that will surely have you on stitches.

225 reactions · 34 shares | I want to make some cute personalized gifts for my friends/family, so printed names and words on a lovely natural colour linen. Here is a quick tutorial on fabric printing, and I’ll show you what I made too, as soon as they’re done 🥰 #embroidery #embroiderersofinstagram #embroiderydesign #handmadegifts #diygift #crochet #crichetersofinstagram #crochetaddict #stitcher #stitchersofinstagram #stickandstitch | Nicole McRae | solann_zla · voilà

Learn How to Make Fabric Alphabet Letters using this quick DIY Tutorial.

Self Portrait with Bear and Masks Inspired by a visit to the Museum of Anthropology, Vancouver. Size 18.5 x 19.5 cms hand and machine stitch with appliqué From Grimsby to Greenpoint & Beyond • …

*AVAILABLE NOW: New Personalized Hand-Embroidered Swaddle Kits! If you don’t feel like purchasing everything separately, I’ve created a kit, just for you! This includes everything you need including your choice of swaddle and thread plus a personalized piece of stabilizer in your choice of font! Click here to shop: https://www.southernsewingco.com/product-page/hand-embroidered-swaddle-kitIn my previous tutorial, Hand-Embroidered Swaddle Tutorial, I detailed the supplies needed and the steps…

Amber Johnson on Instagram: "Sometimes it’s fun to add words to a quilt! Iron-on fabric words are a quick and easy way to do it. See my last reels (part 1 and 2) for how to make the actual words and adhere them to fabric. Now it’s time to stitch them to the background fabric. Here’s what you do: 1. Use coordinating thread that matches your letters. 2. Top stitch around each letter and around all the holes in each letter using a straight stitch and a 1/8” seam allowance. You can use more…

18 easy tutorials for making your own fabric labels listed in this post. Making fabric labels for clothing, quilts or other handmade items is really easy.

Help your preschooler develop critical pre-reading skills by making your own fabric alphabet. Follow our easy template and instructions!