Sew a Reverse Applique Clutch: Quick and Simple Tutorial!
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2023
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Introducing our stunning new reverse applique clutch, now available in three different sizes to suit any occasion! Our design features a convenient zipper that's seamlessly added in the hoop using advanced machine embroidery techniques.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each clutch is made using the "In The Hoop" method, which ensures a perfect finish every time. The result is a beautiful and functional accessory that's completely lined and ready to use straight out of the hoop!
Whether you're heading out for a night on the town or simply running errands, this versatile clutch is the perfect addition to your outfit. With its intricate reverse applique design and durable construction, it's sure to become your go-to accessory for years to come.
So why settle for a basic clutch when you can have a one-of-a-kind piece that's truly a work of art? Treat yourself (or someone special) to our reverse applique clutch today and experience the ultimate in style, convenience, and quality! - Навчання та стиль
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing the techniques.
Thanks for explaining reverse applique
Awesome
merveilleux travail. merci pour ce tuto.
Is the zipper metal??? What sort of batting do you use?? You are a great teacher and make excellent videos!! Absolutely stunning bag!!!
The zipper looks like metal, but it's actually nylon with a high sheen finish, it's a #3 in size. Our batting and products are our Sweet Pea Essentials range of products. The batting is our Luscious Loft stabilised Viscose batting (soft as silk but firm like felt). Thank you for watching and taking time to contact us. :)
What needle to use for PU? Beautiful project!! I hate the washi - tape I find it comes off!!! Also I keep the batting trimmings it makes great stuffing!!!
Batting trimming does make great stuffing. With our PU or Cork, we start out with an embroidery 75/11 needle but if we feel that we need something a little more heavy, we may go to a metallic or Microtel 80/12 or 90/14. For very dense embroidery through layers of PU a Jeans 100/16 can also come to the party but the machine needs to be slowed down. Our Washi tape sticks really well, we love it but we do use it quite fast so it's not hanging around being un-used. A zip-lock bag can help the wash tape not dry out.
@@sweetpeamachineembroideryd4694 i use blue painter’s tape from Bunnings
Can you somehow in written instructions or somewhere tell people to flip or rotate the pattern if their machine connects the hoop on the right? You can't get the lining out of the way to the right on a Janome or Elna like 500e or 550e or 830L. The pattern has to be rotated so the excess rolled up fabric is on the left not the right...
There are only 4 machines on the market that are made like this. We can't accomodate every brand of machine in our notes. We test on Janome sometimes too, so we are aware of this. Most of our Janome customers, once they have skimmed through the notes, realise that they need to rotate the design to deal with any lining fabric that scoots past the hoop edge. We do understand your plight.
Martyn what size hoop are you using? What is your first fabric, marine vinyl?
I'm using the 6 x 10 hoop for this demonstration. The base fabric for the flap is a PU Vinyl, not a marine vinyl. The Polyurethane product has a knit fabric laminated to the underside to make it more user friendly.
What is PU?
It's a faux leather with a knitted backing.