Corner Bookmark!

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024
  • Not only are these bookmarks functional and adorable, but they are also really quite simple to make. This video is my raw 😂 first attempt at making one, and I love the end result!
    That said, I know there are other ways that you could go about making them. This is certainly one way!  🤗🎉
    “Inspired by others to make it my own!”
    me 😘
    MATERIALS:
    8“ x 4“ piece of fabric (any fabric you feel comfortable getting a needle and thread through) 
    4“ x 4“ piece of felt then cut on the
    diagonal to make two triangle pcs.
    (You will only be using one triangle)
     3 1/2“ x 3 1/2“ piece of chipboard
    Variety of colors of embroidery
    floss/thread
    Cotton, sewing thread
    Sewing needle
    Flowers - daisy stitch
    Flower Center - french knots
    Flower stems - little back stitches
    Letter “K” - stem stich
    Outer edges - blanket stitch

    #diy #fabriccraft #fabricscraps #slowstitching #bookmark #junkjournal # #handstitch #inspiration #embroidery #fabricjournal #felt #diygift #gift

Комментарии • 27

  • @jeannie82024
    @jeannie82024 Год назад +3

    Love it and the music is perfect!

  • @MarySaunders-kj1zn
    @MarySaunders-kj1zn 10 месяцев назад

    This is wonderful. Just what I have been looking to do! Great directions. Thank you!!!!

  • @annlane1358
    @annlane1358 Год назад +2

    Absolutely gorgeous corner bookmark! Thank you so much for sharing, take care x

  • @OnlyOneG-d
    @OnlyOneG-d 10 месяцев назад

    Love it and the fact that I won't have to pull out my sewing machine 🥰
    Thank you for sharing your awesome craftiness 🏆🎊

  • @janetnash
    @janetnash Год назад +1

    What a cute pattern from Karlie. Absolutely love the fabric you choose and you’re stitches, I know it will be treasured by ‘ K ‘ 🫖

  • @allofshea
    @allofshea Год назад +2

    I have a ton of these in my books. Some are smaller. Some are this size. I love making them. Super easy!! I’ve never thought to make them this way. U did a wonderful job at making them!!! ✨💗✨

  • @karliewalter9935
    @karliewalter9935 8 месяцев назад

    My absolute favorite!! Thank you so much!!

  • @sfgirl76m32
    @sfgirl76m32 10 месяцев назад

    Very cute! Going to try and make these for my bookworm sisters! And love the Ricky Ricardo club “Tropicana” music!

  • @Helen_kittycat_crafts
    @Helen_kittycat_crafts Год назад +1

    very cute idea it looks so pretty x

  • @eileenmoore9696
    @eileenmoore9696 6 месяцев назад

    This is very nice.

  • @khoubve5506
    @khoubve5506 8 месяцев назад

    Can you kindly tell me what fabric are you using for this???

    • @paperhoardersanonymous6859
      @paperhoardersanonymous6859  8 месяцев назад

      Sure thing! So I give a little breakdown of the project in the video description, but in fairness, I only referred to my fabric as “a piece of fabric“. That’s mainly because it really is something that you can do with any fabric that you feel comfortable getting a needle and thread through. That said, I do believe that I used a piece of pretty cotton that I had.🤩
      Remember…don’t be confined by how someone else has done something.🤗Let it INSPIRE you!

  • @gail501
    @gail501 9 месяцев назад

    Did you do anything special to sew through the cardboard and felt?

    • @paperhoardersanonymous6859
      @paperhoardersanonymous6859  9 месяцев назад

      My fabric squares are
      4“ x 4“.
      The corner piece is a
      4“ x 4“ piece of felt that was cut in half on the diagonal.
      What I used in between the fabric pieces was two pieces of card stock,
      3 3/4” square that I glued together; but you absolutely could use a piece of thin chipboard! So whatever you’re sandwiching between your two squares of fabric is going to be about a quarter inch shorter all the way around. When I stitched, I was stitching through just the fabric and the felt.
      Remember, I filmed this video while I was “winging it “ in creating the bookmark. Is there a better way? I am sure there is! 😂Would I do a differently?
      I probably would because like most projects, I’m usually figuring out better ways to do something as I go along. Did I love my finished result? Absolutely!
      The take away: don’t be afraid to experiment and try new things. 🎉 It’s the best way to learn and it’s a great way to discover what you can do when you put your mind to it!
      HAVE FUN!!! 🤗

  • @tunum3187
    @tunum3187 9 месяцев назад

    What stitches are those called, the ones in the edges?

  • @sumtime07
    @sumtime07 11 месяцев назад

    How many strands of embroidery floss do you use for the stitching?

    • @paperhoardersanonymous6859
      @paperhoardersanonymous6859  11 месяцев назад +1

      For the white flower, I believe I used 3 strands of floss, the yellow daisies,
      2 strands, and for the “K” I used 3 strands. Do what you are comfortable with and what produces the look that you want! 🤗