DMC Stitchable Cork Ear Bud Pouch DIY Tutorial |
Ear Bud Pouch DIY Tutorial with DMC Stitchable Cork Fabric & DMC Floss:
Supplies:
·
1 Sheet of DMC Stitchable Cork
Fabric
·
1 Sheet of tracing paper/Transfer
pen or pencil
·
Embroidery Needle, Scissors
·
Cute Button about ¾ inch big
·
1 piece of elastic cording or ribbon
·
DMC Floss colors: 3821, 906, 3824,
3819, .602, .603, .605, 959
How To:
1.
Print out your template sheet with
your Floral Circle pattern. Pin it to your stitchable cork and cut 2 circles.
2.
Next using the same template, grab
your tracing paper and trace the floral design onto your tracing paper with
your transfer pen or pencil. Cut our your tracing paper circle.
3.
Heat up your iron and follow these
instructions:
4.
*How to transfer your pattern
onto your stitchable cork: I recommend using
Sublime Stitching Fine Tip Transfer Pen but a Sulky pen or Aunt Martha’s
Transfer Pencil should work just fine. To use this method, use the ‘reversed’
version of the design and trace it with your transfer pen onto your tracing paper.
Place it face down onto your stitchable cork and apply pressure – hold in place
for about 10 or 15 seconds. Use a medium setting on your iron with no steam.
5.
Once you have it transferred, relax
and get to stitchin’! I started with the biggest flower and placed my button
first. I used the DMC Floss colors listed above and few basic stitches such as
mainly the Fill Stitch or Satin Stitch, French Knot, Cross Stitch, and Back
Stitch. (If you do not know these stitches, just google or pinterest them and
you will find a bunch of amazing tutorials, they are so easy!)
6.
Next take about a 4 inch piece of
your thin elastic cording or ribbon and tie the end together. Line it up on the
back of your remaining cork circle and stitch it down in place. I free hand cut
a small heart from left over cork and stitched it on top once I had my elastic
cording lined up to go around my button.
7.
Next I used a blanket stitch to
stitch a small section at the top of my front and back – this stitch is just
decorative and this part of the circle will remain open to be the top of our
pouch.
8.
Once that is completed, I matched up
my 2 cork circles, making sure my cording and button were evenly in place and
stitched a blanket stitch around the remaining edge of my pouch to sew it together.
9.
All done, now it’s time to stuff
those ear buds in there and toss it in your purse or backpack!!
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5 comments:
I love this cork floral ear bug pouch. It was so creative of you to come up with the embroidery on it. My kids would love it.
Your stitching is so pretty Jodie!! I love the idea of making an earbud pouch - that is perfect for the cork!
This is awesome! Love the
design and the idea. They
would make wonderful gifts.
Carla from Utah
I was thinking about sachets
to set around the house.
I don't have earbuds but the
little circle could also hold other
small items in my purse.
Beautiful project.
thanks for sharing.
That's an awesome idea to turn it into a sachet - I love putting them in my dresser drawers! Would make an awesome small gift for someone else - who doesn't love to get a little sachet with lavender or another lovely scent.
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