Rosette Fabric Tutorial with Michelle Philippi
Rosette Heart Pillow Tutorial
Not too long ago, Michelle got some wonderful rosette fabric in the store, in creme, fuchsia, and turquoise. Each color is sold in 12.5x12.5" squares for $3.99. She sent Michelle, Marie and I each a square to work with. Today, I'm going to be working with the creme fabric so here's a pic of the other two colors.
Step 1: The first thing you need is a heart template. You can either freehand a heart and cut it out or you can print and cut one out.
Step 2: Fold your fabric so that the right sides are touching and then pin your template in place.
Step 3: Cut around your template then remove the pins and set your template aside. You should how have two perfectly mirrored hearts.
Step 5: Using a 1/2 inch seam allowance sew 3/4 of the way around the heart. Secure the beginning with a back stitch, but not the end. Once you have sewn 3/4 of the way around smooth the fabric along the thread to make sure that there is no gathering. Once everything is smooth back stitch the end.
Step 6: Turn the heart right side out and stuff with fiber fill.
Step 7: Turn the ends of the opening 1/2 inch inside the heart so that the right sides of the fabric are touching and pin in place.
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I got inspired by the color pallette in this photo. I really love using a blue/denim color in my layouts because it really reflects me. I live in jeans, so adapting this look into scrapbooking seems like a natural merge for me. With that in mind, I created a few images that you can use for your own projects.
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Party Pockets Tutorial with Michelle Philippi
My aunt hosted a little New Year’s Day get-together and I thought it’d be cool to take something fun for the occasion. After Christmas I think a lot of people are tapped out either on money or desire to head out to shop, so I rummaged around the house to see what I could find to make my festive packages.
I knew I wanted to go with black and white and gold and silver and steer clear of Christmas type. I found a leftover box of gold Christmas crackers, pulled out all the remaining silver Hershey candies, found some gold & silver toy coins in the party box as well as some leftover party horns, and I had some silver Airheads candies in the pantry.
I had some little black lunch bags and folded those up to create pockets, and stitched some fun tinsel ribbon trim from AMM, along with some other gold ribbon that I had.