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Here's a quick and easy Halloween costume!
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I have this fun dog bandana pattern up the shop! Note: You can also create other fun designs not just the one we showed you how to make in the video! Have fun with our pattern! :)
Let’s work on this really easy dog bandana pattern!
A fun Lydia Deetz inspired costume now available in kids and adult sizing!
New sewing pattern up on the shop, this fun clown costume!
Ready to Draw & Cut Sewing Pattern FCM Format (Brother Machines ONLY)
Dog Bandana with snaps for petite dogs with neck size 9-11 inches Come along as I test one of my ready to cut sewing patterns! You will be able to have your Brother ScanNCut machine draw out the pattern and cut it out! Stay tuned! Excited to launch a set of these sewing patterns to my shop very soon!
*PAPER UPDATE! I ended up going with a lighter weight paper. The dotted pattern paper used for pattern drafting. I was able to cut it and remove it from the mat without tearing! It worked out great and will be using that material moving forward on our videos! Let's work on this fun fringe ITH mask!
Let's make this fun Kpop In the Hoop Embroidery Mask!
New sewing pattern up on our shop; this fun and easy princess poncho!
New sewing pattern on the shop!
Today, we're working on this ITH Embroidery mask!
Today I’m going over our new embroidery ITH file! This fun dog plushie toy is Summer Approved ☀️🐶 My brother’s dog, Summer, loved it—and I loved how it turned out so much that I’m currently working on a sewing pattern version for those who don’t have an embroidery machine but still want to make one. Stay tuned!
Quick note before you start: since this was my first time working with crinkle paper, I highly recommend placing a layer of wash-away stabilizer on top and taping it down securely on all sides. This helps prevent shifting, bunching, and possible needle breakage. You can also let the embroidery machine stitch the design on the front piece, then remove it from the hoop and sew the front, back, and crinkle paper together using a regular sewing machine. This gives you more control—just remember to leave an opening at the bottom so you can turn it right side out later. If you prefer to complete it in the embroidery machine, be sure to slow down the speed, especially when working with bulky layers. I also recommend doing a test run first to see what works best with your machine. Anyways, here’s what you’ll need to make this plushie: *Embroidery File: https://www.yeseniadesigns.com/store/p141/IntheHoopWingsITHDSTPESEmbroideryFileLadybugPlushieDogtoy.html *Squeakers for Dog Toys: https://amzn.to/3NSZSEJ *Crinkle Film Paper: https://amzn.to/4cdKH0C *Tearaway & Wash away stabilizer: https://amzn.to/4tGFjul https://amzn.to/41r8plg *Batting: https://amzn.to/4mlRdY2 *Stuffing: https://amzn.to/4cmTsG6 Loved how my first rhinestone bling design came out! Stay tune for more and yes, I'll also be adding an embroidered version as well! I wanted to create a cut file version for people that don't own an embroidery machine and would like to make it with their cutting machine instead!
In today's video I wanted to go over and show you how easy it is to create some fun text cut files on the Brother CanvasWorkspace software! (Please keep in mind that you’ll need to download the software and install it onto your computer to be able to do this. The web version will not work!) I hope you found this helpful and I'll see you on the next video! :)
Lets make this fun easter bunny themed hairbow!
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