Today I will show you how to customize items using NO SEW fabric appliques. With these appliqués, you can give a unique touch to cushions covers, t-shirts, bags and much more. It’s super easy and all you need is pieces of fabric with the designs of your choice, heat and bond, a template with the design of your choice, scissors and an iron.
I will customize a cushion cover for Valentine’s Day decor. If you would like to learn how to make this cushion, I invite you to watch my video tutorial here.
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Materials List to Make the Seamless Fabric Appliques
- Hear and Bond [double sided]
- Cotton fabric
- Iron
- Pair of scissors
- measuring tape
- Design template to use
Video tutorial in my YouTube Channel
Step 1: Prepare the materials
Find the templates and fabrics with the designs of your choice. I’m going to cut some hearts. Two 8 by 8″ and one 5 by 5″
Now let’s cut the interfacing. [the same size as the fabric]
Step 2: Join the fabric with the interfacing
Let’s place the interfacing on the wrong side of the fabric with the paper facing up and iron it until it sticks to the fabric.
Step 3: Cut the appliques
Place the template on top of the fabric, secure with pins and cut around the image. If you have a Cricut machine, you could also cut it that way using the Design Space program. Click here to see tutorial.
Step 4: Press the appliqués to the garment
Remove paper from back of appliqué.
Align it to the garment, put a piece of fabric or butcher paper on top and iron until it sticks.
Do not use the steam while doing this process.
Ready!!!! Here you have your personalized garment using the fabric applique method!
Fabric appliques with heat and bond are a super easy method of customizing. You can customize t-shirts, cushions, covers, canvas and much more. If you would like to learn 4 more customization methods, I invite you to visit my YouTube channel to learn more about it. I show you about sublimation, iron on, screen printing and infusible ink.
Happy crafting!!!
Welcome!
This is Daisy from Daisy Multifacética Blog and YouTube Channel. As some of you know I love crafting! I am passionate about creating a variety of projects at home. One day I can be doing crafts, another day sewing a garment, customizing items, working with wood, painting, designing custom images or cooking for my family.
My days are definitely not routine but I enjoy them to the fullest doing what I love the most.
It gives me joy to be able to share my knowledge with you through my tutorials and feel blessed to know that they are helpful to you.
Daisy
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