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I am happy to share one of my fun and easy sewing projects with you. This pattern is FREE for personal use ONLY. This pattern is copyright protected and cannot be copied, shared, sold, or distributed. Please respect my original designs. Thank you!
Reversible SASH
The sash is a great accessory to add to any wardrobe.
Tie it around the twirl top, as pictured. Or, tie the sash around your waist when wearing a tee.
The sash can also be tied in the hair, as a headband or woven through belt loops, for a belt.
Please read all directions carefully before beginning your project.
Creative Ideas…
* Use one or two fabrics, depending on the look you want
* Round the edges or angle them.
* Insert different trims into the seam.
* Sew onto D-rings for a belt style.
* Sew trims to top of sash.
* Use knit fabric and do a lettuce edge finish for a fun look.
Supplies:
Thread
Fabric (two different fabrics, if you want to sashes in one)
Rotary cut or tear:
Size 4: 2 - 42 ½” x 3”
Size 3: 2 – 42” x 2 ½”
Size 2: 2 – 41 ½” x 3”
Size 1: 2 – 41” x 2 ½”
Let’s begin:
- Sew the two pieces of fabric, RST, leaving an opening in the middle of one long side.
- Turn corners, trim seams, press.
- Top stitch ¼ inch from edge around.
Copyright 2008, Tazetta
Susan Huberty/www.tazetta.com/www.ideazinbloom.com
Pattern for top and pants (shown in photo) sold at www.ideazinbloom.com.
Some of the fabulous Euro Patterns we offer in our studio shop have FREE Sewing Guides. These handy guides are very helpful and offer a lot of creative ideas to go along with the patterns.
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The great design below is by Patty of ModKid, and the pattern is Anna, by Farbenmix.
You, too, can have fun making fabulous fashions like this.
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I enjoyed putting together my Flip Flop Fun Photo Gallery. It is available for instant download through Ideaz in Bloom. I thought I would share instructions for one of the flip flop designs…ENJOY!
Flip Flops with Beaded Trim
Supplies:
Flip Flops
E-6000 Adhesive
3/4 yard beaded trim
1. Cut a piece of ribbon 1 inch longer than the strap on the flip flops.
2. Starting at the back hole of one of the flip flops, apply an even coat of the adhesive to the top of strap. Apply the adhesive a little at a time and smooth it out on the strap.
3. Fold over the end of the beaded trim.
4. Start that folded over edge near the back hole of the flip flop. Smooth the beaded trim, little by little, onto the adhesive on the top of the flip flop strap.
5. Pivot at the center “v” on the flip flop and repeat for other side.
6. Repeat with the other flip flop.
7. Allow drying time, according to adhesive instructions, prior to wearing.
* Round the edges or angle them.
* Insert different trims into the seam.
* Sew onto D-rings for a belt style.
* Sew trims to top of sash.
* Use knit fabric and do a lettuce edge finish for a fun look.
Supplies:
Thread
Fabric (two different fabrics, if you want to sashes in one)
Rotary cut or tear:
Size 4: 2 - 42 ½” x 3”
Size 3: 2 – 42” x 2 ½”
Size 2: 2 – 41 ½” x 3”
Size 1: 2 – 41” x 2 ½”
Let’s begin:
- Sew the two pieces of fabric, RST, leaving an opening in the middle of one long side.
- Turn corners, trim seams, press.
- Top stitch ¼ inch from edge around.
Copyright 2008, Tazetta
Susan Huberty/www.tazetta.com/www.ideazinbloom.com
Pattern for top and pants (shown in photo) sold at www.ideazinbloom.com.