How to Make Fabric Strawberries Any Size
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Fabric Strawberries are quick, easy, cute and any size, With one simple thread trick you can make a whole bowl very quickly. Great for craft shows.
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I love your tutorials ......and I agree with you are great idea for lavender ....or small deodoriser for shoes . or for your daughter draws with clothes I just making my daughter room .....I have so many ideas after your tutorials that I draw and print so many designed from Internet it will last for 10 years and 100 houses .......I remember when my mum first time show me how sew ...We do sashes with herbs for draws ......and my mum sew napkins drape pillowcases bedding for us ......I grow up in time when buying something in store what just a dream ....We always have hand made emboldened tissues our dresses was cut from bird a magazine what was bring with great expense for dollars from West Germany and treasure until today in my house in England .
yes I too grew up sewing everything...now I'm glad I did
such a great little tutorial! Love your cheerful disposition!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I’ve been spending my fall season making stuffed pumpkins and closing my gathering stitch by any means necessary. Yours is the first tutorial that I’ve found that has taught me how to close it properly!
What a wonderful instructor and nice nice lady. My five year old granddaughter will love a bowl of strawberries for her kitchen.
Laura I watch you every week and I have so much fun watching you because you are so passionate and enthusiastic about what you are doing and I love it. And I almost always learn something and that saying something for someone who has been sewing for almost 50 yrs. Please keep up the awesome work.
Wow! that is great to know! I have been sewing all my life too, ever since I was a small child...I love sewing! what can I say:)
OMGosh! So Very Fun! I love dropping by Laura, It’s always such a blast to see what you’re up to! Making some of these tomorrow, to pop around the house, to make me smile 😊 Wonderful technique, …. cut the thread once! Brilliant! …. as usual
Another quick and cute gift idea. Put them in a candy dish for someone's desk at work. Thank you Laura!! 💜
...and then they are going to want to eat all day! lol
So I did see this video, a year ago 🤦🏻♀️ I just ordered what I needed to make these. I think it would be fun to make my daughters some for their desks at work for the summer as a conversation piece. Thank you Laura!! You’re brilliant!!! 💜
Another fabulous tutorial! Leaving that tail to use for finishing is ingenious!
Thank you Laura!!!
This will be used when teaching my granddaughter to sew.
Thanks:) and have fun!
Pattern weighs
You are killing me with all there cute tutorials. That is so creative. and looks so cute as a centerpiece. Thank you.
lol Glad you are having fun!
Such a sweet tutorial! 🍓🍓🍓 Thank you, Laura!
Thank you these strawberries are so cute.
Laura you are awesome thank you so much for your expertise.
That is so cute. I've made a naughty Scottish elf "Hamish McElf" I will make some strawberries and take a photo of him stealing them. The grandchildren will love that. Thank you so much for such a great idea.
Oh! that would be fun! be sure to post this on my Facebook> I would love to see it:)
I'm making "chocolate dipped" strawberries! Brown appliqué over the red fabric. SEW MUCH FUN!!!
I just love your enthusiasm and your strawberries.
lol thanks!
Love your teaching...thank you...
How cute those are. They be great for play food too.
How fun! You can go pick them from the garden...love it!
I also don't know how I missed this one! Too cute. Going shopping for reds. I want to make the lil seeds on em, or find a fabric. You do inspire us sew very much!
I saw these just last week and printed out the pattern and instructions; made one today. They're kind of fussy but are really cute.
Yes I know they are little fussy, but really fun to make:)
Lovely idea!
thanks Pebbles, glad you like it:)
This is probably my favorite tutorial you have posted! So many tricks and tips I haven't seen before! :) I love it! 🍓
Wow! thanks Kathrine:)
What a great tutorial, I've always wanted to make a strawberry.
Thanks Laura
Sew cute! I like the idea of making them into a sachet for your drawers. Or you could fill them with crushed walnuts and use them to sharpen your needles.
crushed walnuts would be great!
Lovely and very easy to make. Just subscribed!!
Cute, simple and so well explained. You rock!
sew cute. adorabl
Thank you Marilyn:)
you are delightful .thank you
As always... i love your projects!!
Thank you Pamela:)
Laura. YOU ARE THE BEST!😍
lol thanks
So simple and beautiful. Really I liked the idea!
hope you give it a try:)
Aren't these lovely ! A great suggestions for use.
Glad you like them:) thanks for watching
Thank you. Nice
thanks
Hallo Laura,
toll gezeigt, super 👍
thank you:)
Hi Laura... These are AWESOME!... Luv the way you are sew detailed in your tutorial. Perfect for Xmas Stocking Stuffers.... along with the Quillow with a Twits! LOL Yeap! Still making them... They are a HIT TFS
Thank you I'm glad you like them and thank you for watching:)
I will definitely make some of these, they are SEW CUTE!!!
I love these! So cute! Thanks for showing how to make them :)
You are welcome, and thanks for watching craftymom!
Thanks Laura! I am going to make some in my left over christmas fabric. They will make great tree decorations! (Since it is a summer christmas here in Australia)
A strawberry Christmas tree!!!! How cute, can you imagine a whole tree of these!
Love these! Very cute!
thank you:) and thank you for watching
Thanks very much.
Too cute!! 🍓 😊
Many a thanks, I'm going to make one for my Easter tree ;)
Fun idea!
Great minds! I'm actually working on some right now. :)
cool:) :):)
So cute!
Lovely, thanks Laura
thank you Amina:)
So cute
thanks Joyce:)
How cute! Linked over from your sewing room tour. Not sure how I missed them either! Funny thing is I just ordered the circle rulers from Missouri Star a few hours ago. Your bowl of strawberries was just adorable ❤️ Can't wait to make these!!!
Thank you, that was so nice. I’ll give it a try
thank-you for this cute fun project.
These are so
Lovely! Please could you show us how to do other things like apples, bananas, grapes even? 💕
Sew adorable! Thanks for sharing.
thanks for watching..(.it is red you know!)
you could most likely use green felt for the leaves
Yes! you could, I just didn't have any, so I made due...I couldn't wait< I was too excited:)
how delicious thank you got to make some
thanks
Very cute! Thank you. 8-)
thanks Sherri!
Cool. If I made them larger, stuffed with poly fill and catnip..... Cat toy! Thanks for the idea!
great idea! thanks for sharing
Pro Tip: For the leaves, I didn’t have the glue fusing, so I just used a *very* thin brushing of Mod Podge for Fabrics, and it worked perfectly.
Could I stuff these with toy stuffing?? These are soo cute!
On your sewing room tour..you had stated these were pattern weight s...Do you use the same filling for pattern weights? Do you have a heavier filling to recommend? Thank you.
Next, pine cone from fabric 😁😁 please
That would be great, thanks for the idea...now I have to go shopping for fabric!
Hello Laura, Unable to download this pattern the link will not open. Since the video was a couple of years ago, is there another way to get this pattern. One o my granddaughter is in love. Sincerely, Delilah
Laura these are crazy cute. Question: Do I need to use 2 layers of fabric when using the fine grit emery to fill the strawberries?
You could as the emery is very fine or use a tight woven fabric.
Love this fun idea! Are the pellets heavy enough for fabric weights? TFS!!
Yes and they are washable:)
Hiya Lara hope you're well.
Hello! glad to hear from you! hope all is well:)
Yes very well thank you.
:)
so very cute. thank you for sharing. where do you get your circles?
this is what I use www.creativegridsusa.com/products/CGRCRCL
can i use poly pellets for a bean bag??
yes and what is great is there washable:)
What about a filling that sharpens the poked needles and keeps them from rusting? What would that be besides emory?
erase this if you want. I liked watching your diy on strawberries, but think you talked to me as if I were in grade school. It was unnatural.
These are so cute and addicting. Thank you for this super easy to follow video I must have made 10 of them. Some I filled with sand others with lavender, dried rose petals going to give them as gifts. Thank u so much for showing us how to make it love all your videos. 🤗
Oh my my my I just love your stuff but these are on my list for today. Thanks. Shannon Summers
have fun!
How cute are they!!! Great idea and good hints. You could also used ground walnut shells for a pincushion if someone could not find the ground emery.
Yes great idea! thanks for sharing:)
Hi Laura, I love watching your tutorials. I find them very inspiring. I'm definitely going to try this. Actually this would be a good one to do with the little ones!!! Crafty hugs from Ireland xxx
It would be, you could turn them into Christmas decorations!
They are super cute! Thanks for sharing.
thank you and you are welcome:)
Thank you for sharing your strawberry tutorial. Your step by step instructions and tips are wonderful and so easy to follow.
OMGosh I really like this :)