Doing a little sewing today by creating this zipper pouch. The fabric started out as just white polyester. I created a design similar to my previous garden flag and sublimated the white polyester thus creating my own fabric. The inner fabric was a red cotton scrap that I had on hand. I also located a red zipper in my stash and from there sewed it all together. The pouch measures 10" x 12.5.
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Showing posts with label Garden Flags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden Flags. Show all posts
Saturday, November 10, 2018
St. Michael the Archangel Zipper Couch
I'm feeling a little domestic today!
Doing a little sewing today by creating this zipper pouch. The fabric started out as just white polyester. I created a design similar to my previous garden flag and sublimated the white polyester thus creating my own fabric. The inner fabric was a red cotton scrap that I had on hand. I also located a red zipper in my stash and from there sewed it all together. The pouch measures 10" x 12.5.
Doing a little sewing today by creating this zipper pouch. The fabric started out as just white polyester. I created a design similar to my previous garden flag and sublimated the white polyester thus creating my own fabric. The inner fabric was a red cotton scrap that I had on hand. I also located a red zipper in my stash and from there sewed it all together. The pouch measures 10" x 12.5.
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Garden Flag
Hello, Friends. Marilyn here with a tutorial on creating a garden flag.
Here's what you'll need:
After acquiring your burlap garden flag, you'll need to also get a garden flag stand. I purchased mine at Lowe's for $7.98. You'll need to screw a couple of the lengths together.
On my garden flag, I decided I wanted a Split Letter of "L" with our family name in the center and our first names at the bottom. The Split Letter is created within Silhouette using the Regal Font. To see a tutorial on creating a split letter go here.
Since I used an ink transfer, I just needed to flip my image horizontally and print onto transfer paper. If you're using vinyl, you'll need to send to your cutter and then weed out the portions not needed.
After printing onto transfer paper, I pressed the ink transfer onto my burlap at 375 degrees for 20 seconds. The carrier sheet needs to be removed while hot. I ink pressed both sides of the flag with the same image.
The finished flag just needs to be slipped onto the flag stand and you're all done.
And . . . a couple of other monogram garden flag versions :
Thank you for visiting today! ~ Marilyn
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| Garden Flag |
- Burlap Flag - If you sew, you can make your own. I purchased mine
- Garden Flag Stand - I purchased mine at Lowe's for $7.98
- Silhouette
- Vinyl or Ink Transfer - I used Ink Transfer
- Heat Press or Iron - I used a heat press
After acquiring your burlap garden flag, you'll need to also get a garden flag stand. I purchased mine at Lowe's for $7.98. You'll need to screw a couple of the lengths together.
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| Garden Flag Stand purchased at Lowe's for $7.98 |
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| Regal Font that was split |
Since I used an ink transfer, I just needed to flip my image horizontally and print onto transfer paper. If you're using vinyl, you'll need to send to your cutter and then weed out the portions not needed.
After printing onto transfer paper, I pressed the ink transfer onto my burlap at 375 degrees for 20 seconds. The carrier sheet needs to be removed while hot. I ink pressed both sides of the flag with the same image.
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| Completed Garden Flag |
The finished flag just needs to be slipped onto the flag stand and you're all done.
And . . . a couple of other monogram garden flag versions :
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| Created with Opaque Transfer Paper |
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| Created with Square1 Iron-On |
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| Back of Garden Flag |
Thank you for visiting today! ~ Marilyn
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