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Heart pockets
9. February 2009 by Kathy.
I had signed up for a great ezine this time - Cupids workshop by Lisa Pace. Its done but such good ideas. This is just one of them!
This is my interpretation of the heart pockets. Lisa’s is beautiful but since I am shipping mine I left off the paper flowers she glued on. Also I want mine to last a LONG time so no glue in the process for me (although there are some really good fabric glues out there that should work too) so I hand embroidered (did the big letters with chain stitch, the little with split stitch) the words and machine sewed my hearts together. For the machine sewing I used a double stitch and I used another Superior Thread that is varigated.
These are STUFFED now with candy hearts (ok dove chocolate and Reeces hearts) and iTune cards. (Teenage girls are very easy to shop for I think - they ALWAYS want itune cards for instance.) So - that is why they are somewhat odd shaped? And hopefully you can see the HEART shaped button on Suzanne’s heart (for sweet HEART, get it?).
Also I lucked out at some point and found a victorican scroll rotary blade by Fiskers. I used that to cut the inside heart. I didn’t ant to try to work the outside heart to match so I just cut those plain. Lisa used pinking shears on both hers - and its beautiful but I like rotary cutters and can’t figure out where my pinking blade is at the moment. So this worked out well I think.
Lisa did the hand embroidery on hers - in the same color tone as the heart itself so it was hard to see the word. I did my embroidery floss to match the back heart instead (did the big letters with chain stitch, the little with split stitch). Also rather than just the word LOVE on mine I chose to pick a word with the same first letter as each niece. Easy for Laura - Love. Came up with Sweetheart for Suzanne and by replacing the heart word with a button heart I figure it works. For Emily - well thats a tough one so I went with Enjoy!
The backs have a similar button on them for each. Can’t have those plain right?
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Heart pockets - round 2!
9. February 2009 by Kathy.
Have you seen the new blog by Moda designers? Ok so I have resisted the Moda pre-cut strips and squares. Well with this they have hooked me! Its nice to see these ideas PUBLISHED. and I love things that hook over door handles - reminds me of May Day baskets we used to hang when I was very young on neighbor’s doors.
So this is how my latest batch came out:
I used the heart yo yo from Clover instead of a regular round yo-yo…just liked it better.
Also I bought valentine ribbon with words on it at Michaels and either doubled it or lined it with a satin ribbon. Sela’s is a cute pink and brown ribbon that says Happy Valentines Day. Jackson’s says hugs & kisses. Eli’s says Love.
And rather than have the 3 pearl drops I went with photos in soldered glass for the bottom of the holders - just in case their parents (my B and SIL) don’t know who’s is whose.
The link to the project is at the beginning of this entry. Here are the earlier ones I sent Wanda for her sons…
And then I did a heart game of tic tac toe! So cute and SIMPLE. Found this idea at Make and Takes. But I cut my heart out of felt and used a great rotary cutting blade that is called victorian edge.
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