- Fabric scraps & interfacing
- Card Stock
- Plain white paper
- Threaded sewing machine
Gift Tags
- Back your fabric with some interfacing, draw then cut out your shapes. The interfacing will help when sewing the shapes to the card.
- Set you machine to a straight stitch and sew to a piece of card stock. Slowly is the key here. Leave a small margin from the edge.
- Cut around the fabric shape leaving a little margin on the card.
- Punch a hole and add some ribbon for tying.
- The back side needs to be neat as this is where your message will go.
Notebooks
- Your notebook can be any size you wish to make it. I cut A4 in half and then folded it in half again.
- The outer layer will be card stock, the inner pages normal copy paper but again you could use anything.
- Make your card stock outer layer a little larger than the inner pages.
- About 5 inner sheets folded in half (to make 10) is the perfect thickness to sew.
- Start with sewing on your applique to one half side of the card stock exactly the same as for the gift tags.
- Make a fold so you have a line to follow while sewing the paper and outer card cover together.
- Use the end threads to tie off into a knot.
- I used a walking foot but you don't need to.
6 comments:
Oh, Jodie! These are just divine. I can't wait until life has settled down for me, I've bought a sewing machine, read your downloaded e-course and can try these out! J x
These will be perfect for a baby shower I am planning.
I made some teatowels the other day and was so impressed with them that I have included two in a giveaway...thanks for the continued inspiration.
x
oh those are just gorgeous, delicious and scrumptious! I can't which word describes your gifts most Jodie but I do know you have some very lucky girlfriends!
These are fantastic! Thanks for another great idea! X
Wow
Just found your blog how amazing you are at making anything!!! I'm just new to blogging and would love for you come over and join my sisterhood http://lovewendysworld.blogspot.com
and say hello, I glad I have a friend here. I'll come back and visit often and see what your making.
Always Wendy
Another great idea! Can't wait to try these out! xx
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