This cozybedcover and pillow is a surprisingly easy project that requires no needles and thread. Iron-on fusible web and a touch of fabric glue will help keep your fleece together whilst you create a new look for your child’s bedroom.
Showing posts with label fleece fabric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fleece fabric. Show all posts
Saturday, 11 August 2012
No sew, no fuss, just good fleece fun.
A while
back we introduced you to Spoonful, the Disney crafting site that promotes
creativity in both young and old. This is a site we simply can’t get enough of
and when you see our latest find I’m sure you’ll agree that it is absolutely delightful.
This cozybedcover and pillow is a surprisingly easy project that requires no needles and thread. Iron-on fusible web and a touch of fabric glue will help keep your fleece together whilst you create a new look for your child’s bedroom.
Don’t
forget that Fabric and Textile Warehouse is ready to meet all your fabric
needs. Get printed and plain fleece at R27.99/m – perfect for this and other
winter warmers. Want to learn more about what’s in stock and on special? Then
give us a call on our Golden Number (0861 322 839 |
0861 FAB TEX) or “Friend us” on Facebook and “Follow us” on Twitter.
This cozybedcover and pillow is a surprisingly easy project that requires no needles and thread. Iron-on fusible web and a touch of fabric glue will help keep your fleece together whilst you create a new look for your child’s bedroom.
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Get set for a spin with this spiral fleece scarf.
- To start with, you’ll first need to create the pattern. Fold a sheet of paper into quarters. Using a compass or ruler draw a large outer circle (with a 5” / 12.7cm radius) and a smaller inner circle (1.5” / 3.8cm radius). Cut along the edges of both circles to get your pattern.
- Using the pattern cut a
series of fleece fabric circles. How many is up to you – four were used to
create the scarf in the image, but you can add more for a longer version.
- Connect the fleece circles by
butting the edges together and zigzagging to create a smooth, flat seam.
- Shape the open ends by
trimming to form a point – And there you have it a spiral fleece scarf to
chase the winter blues away. Take it up a notch by embellishing with
embroidery our doubling up with another colour. Let your creativity run
wild.
For more
ideas like this one on what to do with the fabrics you buy in our stores visit http://bit.ly/M3Twv1 or give us a call on our Golden Number 0861 322 839 | 0861 FAB
TEX.
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