Friends Warm the Heart Pillow By Audrey Pettit Supplies: SpraynBond® Fusible Adhesive PeelnStick Fabric Fuse™ Tape Zots™ Medium Clear Adhesive Dots Stamps: Lawn Fawn Die: Papertrey Ink Trim: Webster’s Pages, Stampin’Up, American Crafts Floss: DMC Ink: Stampin’Up Buttons: vintage Other: Linen Fabric, Gesso, Thread, Polyfill Fiber I had so much fun putting this pillow together, […] Read more…
Hey guys! I’m Lisa from StubbornlyCrafty.com and I’m so excited to be joining the Therm-o-Web team! I’m a simple pattern designer and today I’ve got a sweet snowman plushie design to share with you. Let’s get started! Snowman Plushies with Liquid Fabric Fuse Supplies: Pattern (DOWNLOAD IT HERE) ⅓ yard white fleece, Minky, or chenille […] Read more…
Adding embellishments to your fabric projects can add fun texture and dimension. Now you can take those embellishments to new heights with the new Spray n Bond Fabric Stiffener. Today I will show you how to use the Fabric Stiffener to create 3D leaves and flowers to embellish some fun fabric projects. Dimensional Embellishments with […] Read more…
Gumball Machine Fabric Applique Wall Art Good morning, it’s Stephanie from Sissy Belle Sews, and I’m here to share another fun fabric art tutorial with you! Nothing says happy like a machine full of colorful candy, especially to my five-year-old. He would choose something out of a gumball machine over any other dessert, any day […] Read more…
The 4th of July is right around the corner so today we’ve got a simple, no-sew patriotic banner to whip up! Since it is no-sew, this would be a great project for little ones to help out! Other than red, white, and blue felt and ribbons, silver string, glitter foam, and banner and star-shaped dies, […] Read more…
I have such fun using Crafter’s Edge Crossover II and fabric cutting dies. There are so many fabric dies to choose from…love it! My “Need A Hug?” zipper and lined bag went together quickly using the newly released Cactus die and Equilateral Triangle die for the applique. Need a Hug Zipper Bag “Need A Hug?” […] Read more…