I just realised that nearly all my video tutorials centre around heart motifs (see: heart tights, heart dress, heart pinafore and now heart collar). I guess I must have a subconscious obsession with heart-printed things! Of course, you can substitute the heart shapes in my tutorials for any other easy-to-draw shapes, but hearts seem to be my go-to novelty shape (no regrets here).
Anyway, ever since finding my embroidered rude shirt (language warning for that link), I have wanted to embroider all of my collared things! I wanted to start off with something easy - hence the heart - but I'm definitely going to try words next!
Let me know what you think of the tutorial, and if you think you will give this a go! It's really easy, quick, and doesn't require a sewing machine (woo hoo!) so if you've got a spare 30 minutes to do a little crafternoon-ing (or crafternighting, if you're like me and always get inspired to start projects near midnight) - definitely give it a go! It's also perfect for people with little-to-no hand-sewing skills (like me)!
And here is a good link for the kind of stitch you need to know for this tutorial, which is called a satin stitch (does not need to be used on satin. Silly sewing lingo).
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Friday, 18 July 2014
DIY Heart Collar
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Uhh wow must do this! I don't really wear collars to be honest, not since i had to wear office wear for 6th form, I've rebelled strongly against anything remotely smart since! I am dying to be able to sew and do little projects like this one :) x
ReplyDeleteOoh I love this tutorial and never would have thoughts about doing it myself. I just need to find the perfect shirt now :)
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Very cool! I find satin stitch to be one of the hardest embroidery stitches, but it looks like you did a great job of it ^___^ For your Q&A, I'd like to ask what you hope to do with your degree once you leave uni. What field/s are you hoping to go into? I always find your science facts very interesting and I bet you will do great work in whichever field you choose! ^___^
ReplyDeleteA lovely tutorial (again)! For your Q&A, I would like to know your (most important) motivation for being vegetarian :)
ReplyDeleteVery cute, I used to embroider all my jeans by hand. I like to use a little hoop just to keep the fabric extra tight, I usually pick them up at second hand stores for change.
ReplyDeleteLove your cute collar and the little tutorial vid. :) You have a great accent!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! Great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteReally cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea, I love how it makes the shirt look more original and eye catching :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I'm definitely going to try this :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I need to do this ! :D
ReplyDeleteThanks !
I love your circle skirt tutorial its really amazing keep up the good work x
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