Tutorial: Sketched patches for a shirt or bag

These sketched patches are a cool accent for a shirt or jacket, or maybe even a backpack. Cathy from Trinkets in Bloom shares a tutorial at I Love To Create showing how you can make them. Fabric markers make it easy to sketch designs directly on to the fabric. From there, it takes just some simple sewing to stitch the edges and sew the patches down. You will need to be able to draw, though I think you could find ways to transfer a basic design to fabric before sketching over it with a pen. My no-drawing-skills self would probably print out a design you like and layer it under the fabric on a light table (or tape it to the window) so I could see the design through the fabric.

Click the link to go to her tutorial:

DIY Sketched Patched Shirt, by Trinkets in Bloom

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The L + C Amarena Dress presents a blend of relaxed sophistication and timeless elegance, offering comfort and style in equal measure. Here’s what you can anticipate from this versatile pattern. This classic pull-on dress boasts a gentle A-line silhouette, ensuring a flattering fit for various body shapes. The understated elegance of its design makes it suitable for both casual and semi-formal occasions.

With the inclusion of a cut line to eliminate pockets, the pattern offers the option to create a stylish top variation, providing added versatility to your sewing projects.

Embrace the relaxed sophistication of the L + C Amarena Dress, a must-have addition to your handmade wardrobe that seamlessly blends comfort with timeless style.

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