All September long we are featuring felt food tips, patterns and tutorials right here on The Blog. What felt foods are you dying to make? Let us know in the comments and you may see the free pattern and tutorial soon!
~Andie
~Andie
(re-blogged)
Lipstick
Cadet
The Lorax helped the Oncler reach an epifany felts in ,Hot Pink, Banana Cream, Limeaide, Butterscotch and Tiffany
Hot Pink
Banana Cream Pie
Limeaide
Butterscotch
Tiffany
Lemon Meringue
Sparrow
Big Apple
Limeaide
White
An adventurous team in Honeydew, Bubblegum and Banana Cream. Adding to the hullabaloo Forget me Not, Orange Juice, and Ice felt join the crew.
Honeydew
Bubblegum
Banana Cream Pie
Forget Me Not
Orange Juice
Ice
A fun new movie I can't wait to watch alongside felts in Tiffany, Hot Pink, Banana Cream, Limeaide, and Butterscotch.
An adventurous team in Honeydew, Bubblegum and Banana Cream. Adding to the hullabaloo Forget me Not, Orange Juice, and Ice felt join the crew.
Now I am done
I hope that you laughed
all felt can be found at American Felt and Craft.
Today I thought I would share a handy tip from your handy tipster!
Sometimes when making a pattern or project you will find you have to cut out a tiny shape or even more difficult – a very detailed small shape.
When cutting small shapes pins just aren’t an option so I thought I would share a little trick I use all the time to help with this exact issue…tape.
Yes, regular old tape, doesn’t matter if it’s gift tape, packing tape or cellophane tape the only requirement is that it be see through.
Step 1: Cut around your template as much as possible to remove unused portions of your image and tape down as shown: make sure you tape over the entire image .
Step 2: Cut through the tape to cut out your shape. Step 3: Once you are done your detailed piece will magically fall. Ok maybe it’s not magic but is sure does feel like it. Viola! No tape anyplace other than your paper template which you will find is sturdier and easier to reuse if needed.
If you do a lot of felt work you may want to look into nonstick scissors to keep your blades from gumming up.
Happy Crafting!
~ Andie