Most of this spring layout is self-explanatory. I'll just give you a few steps on how I made the above display.
*For the table runner, I sewed the ruffles on the top layer before sewing the underneath fabric to the top fabric. I topstitched around the whole thing, but not on top of the ruffles. So I backstitched close to the ruffles.
*For the ruffled vase. First measure around your vase.
Then cut some strips twice that amount, (so these are 22" x 3").
Iron them in half.
Sew around each edge except for one of the short sides.
Turn right side out. Tuck in the end you didn't sew, iron, and stitch closed.
Use a basting stitch along one of the sides and pull on one of the threads to ruffle the strip.
Place a ruffle around the vase, and see where it will need to be sewn. Make it tight enough so that it doesn't slide down the vase. But don't pull too tightly and break the basting stitch.






9 comments:
This is so springy!! I love all the bright colors.
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How appropriate, while looking at your tutorial, I can hear the birds singing outside! I love spring too! Cute idea!
It turned out so cute. And it kind of reminds me of a flamanco skirt or something. Just fun and pretty.
It's really cute!
That's adorable! Now I just have to persuade the boyfriend to buy me a vase next time he gets me flowers - we've got them in jugs at the moment!
What a cute idea! I just used that fabric to make an apron.
I love projects where I can use a bunch of different fabrics. This is lovely. Thanks so much, I'll be linking.
Hello there,
I love your ruffly spring decor. ♥
I'm visiting you today from your link at Somewhat Simple for Strut Your Stuff Thursday.
I hope you'll drop by my place to see my fabric flower designs.
Have a wonderful day...
Hugs,
Stephanie
so delightful! so pretty and cheerful! Hope to see you back at my place. I have become a follower and hope you'll do the same. until later...
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