All of the fabulous designers on this hop are showing you a Sewing project in celebration to National Sewing Month using the Fabulous and versatile eCraft.
If you just arrived here from Erika's Blog then you are in the right place. If you just happened upon my blog please start at the beginning over at Raven’s Blog. That way you will be able to see all of the amazing projects and you will have more ways to win. After me, you will go to Faith's Blog :)
I'm "sew" excited to show you my sewing project! Ta Daaa!!!
Don't you love those colors?! And I want this shirt in my size stat!
Alright, let's get down to it and show you how to make this bad boy ;)
Grab your supplies:
shirt
starch
fabrics of choice
heat n' bond
eCraft :)
So I picked out my fabrics from this Charm Pack. What a lovely group of prints! It was so hard to decide what 4 to use but I finally narrowed it down.
Start with spraying your fabric with starch to stiffen it up.
Once it's been absorbed in the fabrics, iron them dry.
Next cut out heat n' bond to cover the wrong sides of the fabric. Make sure the bumpy glue side is touching the wrong side of the fabric.
Iron those on and let cool.
Once the fabric is ready to go, prepare the eCraft :) Load up the fabric, putting on 0 tab settings and choose your design. Here's a video to show you how it went :)
Here are the "negatives" from cutting. Look how great the eCraft did!
Next I secured the letters by sewing them on the shirt.
All sewed up!
And here's the happy model, excited to wear this to school next week!!
Seriously can't wait to make more creations with this machine!!!
Don't you love those colors?! And I want this shirt in my size stat!
Alright, let's get down to it and show you how to make this bad boy ;)
Grab your supplies:
shirt
starch
fabrics of choice
heat n' bond
eCraft :)
So I picked out my fabrics from this Charm Pack. What a lovely group of prints! It was so hard to decide what 4 to use but I finally narrowed it down.
Start with spraying your fabric with starch to stiffen it up.
Once it's been absorbed in the fabrics, iron them dry.
Next cut out heat n' bond to cover the wrong sides of the fabric. Make sure the bumpy glue side is touching the wrong side of the fabric.
Iron those on and let cool.
Once the fabric is ready to go, prepare the eCraft :) Load up the fabric, putting on 0 tab settings and choose your design. Here's a video to show you how it went :)
Once I cut out all my letters, I arranged them on my shirt. I took off the paper backing as well. Take your iron and iron those letters on! Press firmly and hold, covering the whole shape to make sure it bonds on!
Here are the "negatives" from cutting. Look how great the eCraft did!
Next I secured the letters by sewing them on the shirt.
All sewed up!
And here's the happy model, excited to wear this to school next week!!
Seriously can't wait to make more creations with this machine!!!
Ok so back to business...
Here is a list of all the designers on the hop in case you get lost along the way: **(there are 2 bloggers who are sick and have been deleted from the list. When they are better and post up their creations, I will add them back to the list!)**
Raven Baca http://love4stamps.blogspot.com/
Debi Tullier http://fabric-ecraft.blogspot.com/
Denise O'Connor http://purplepaperparadise.blogspot.com/
Erika Valdez http://www.craftysprouts.com/
Lyssa Zimmerman http://bornagaincrafter.blogspot.com/
Faith Freeman http://faithfulecreations.com/
KimberlyRae Forde http://kreationsbykimberlyrae.com/blog/
Rosa Ahrens http://www.for-micaela.blogspot.com/
Zeni Pradel http://www.scrappyzeni.blogspot.com/
Craftwell USA http://ecraftbycraftwell.blogspot.com/
Debi Tullier http://fabric-ecraft.blogspot.com/
Denise O'Connor http://purplepaperparadise.blogspot.com/
Erika Valdez http://www.craftysprouts.com/
Lyssa Zimmerman http://bornagaincrafter.blogspot.com/
Faith Freeman http://faithfulecreations.com/
KimberlyRae Forde http://kreationsbykimberlyrae.com/blog/
Rosa Ahrens http://www.for-micaela.blogspot.com/
Zeni Pradel http://www.scrappyzeni.blogspot.com/
Craftwell USA http://ecraftbycraftwell.blogspot.com/
Okay so you probably want to know what you can win, right? As some of you may have heard from this hop, the amazing eCraft machine that we are all using is created by CraftwellUSA.com. This company is really amazing, their customer service is fabulous and the products are top notch.
Well when they heard about our hop they decided to giveaway (1) One eCraft to (1) One lucky winner!!
So what do you need to do right?!
1.) Head on over to eCraft's NEW BLOG and follow it :) Come back here and leave a comment telling me you did so (Only one comment will be
qualify per person additional comments will not count.)
2.) Like eCraft’s facebook page so you can see more awesome projects and tutorials. And you will know who wins the machine!
3.) Follow my little ol' blog ;). You can also follow me via twitter, Facebook & pinterest...but not required ;)
qualify per person additional comments will not count.)
2.) Like eCraft’s facebook page so you can see more awesome projects and tutorials. And you will know who wins the machine!
3.) Follow my little ol' blog ;). You can also follow me via twitter, Facebook & pinterest...but not required ;)
***PLEASE READ***
Due to blogger difficulties going on, the Giveaway will end Sept 10th 9AM EST . Each blog on the Blog Hop will pick a winner. Since there are 10 of us participating in the Blog Hop, there will be 10 winners that will go into the pool to win the eCraft machine. The first bunch of winners from the "Back to School" Blog Hop will add another 10 winners. So at the end, there will be 20 chosen winners that have a chance to win an eCraft!! Which means you better hit every blog on this Blog Hop and enter for more chances!!
(1) One lucky winner will win an eCraft Machine & be announced on the eCraft's blog on the evening of September 10th. The winner will also be listed on the eCraft Facebook page
All are welcome to hop, however the eCraft giveaway is only open to U.S. entries. Thank you so much for your understanding.
57 comments:
Fantastic project!!! Those letters cut out 'sew' nicely =) And your little model is adorable.
www.shortycreations.com
Love the shirt! Thanks for such a great tutorial! I am a new follower here and on eCrafts new blog. Tried leaving a post on eCrafts blog but I think something might be broken. Anyhow, thanks again! Jessica @ SVG Attic
Great shirt! I don't sew, but I can see that using Heat & Bond, this shirt can be made by anybody! TFS!
mockingbird135@aol.com
what a cute shirt. Love seeing how versatile this machine is. I love the cute patterns on the letters. Your model is adorable too!
Thanks for sharing
Liz
whichcraft@me.com
Amazing how well the ecraft cuts fabric. Great project!
BobbisTreasure at aol.com
Very cute shirt for your daughter--I love her dimples.
Kathy
Katsews at gmail dot com
Great idea! I could have used the ecraft machine years ago when my kids were younger.
Cute shirt and model! I am sure she will get lots of compliments on that :). Following eCraft's blog as well.
LOVE the outfit and LOVE you! :)
Wow awesome thanks for tutorial would love to win..follow ecraft too.
http://seemask.blogspot.com
sskcraftshop(at)gmail(dot)com
Very cute shirt and model!
AH! Super cute! I "love" it! :) Thanks so much for sharing! I am a new follower!
cherie.goyer at gmail.com
www.oneheartscrapper.blogspot.com
Adorable shirt. I can see my your model is excited.
Perfect little model. Her shirt is so cute, you can tell she loves it.
Smiles Sher
ShersL84bed@aol.com
Very cute. Thanks for the video. I'd love to see more videos on this great machine.
That is so neat. Love it and the model is so stinking cute too.
pierce.diana@ymail.com
What a darling shirt idea! Your daughter is adorable!
Cindy
svgcrazy@yahoo.com
Really cute, both shirt and model! Thank you for sharing your ideas.
The shirt is adorable! It doesn't hurt that the model was a cutie. I liked your video. Thanks.
What a sweet and "LOVE"ly tee shirt and the model is adorable. Thanks for sharing. I am a new follower, a fan of eCraft and I just started following their blog. Thanks for the chance to win this awesome machine. patnbobcuddy at gmail dot com
I LOVE this! It is super cute and looks so hip!
Jessica
http://thecreativestamperspot.blogspot.com/
creativestamperspot @ gmail dot com
Wow how cool is this the Video was great never seen it work before thanks for sharing your very cute project and thanks for the chance to win this very cool machine
abbraddock@msn.com
The shirt is so cute!
The shirt is so precious as well as the little darling wearing it. Great job and great tutorial. TFS!!! Smooches darling!
Christel
askscrappinsista (at) hotmail (dot) com
http://onescrappinsista.blogspot.com
Cute Cute Cute! I can't believe all the stuff you can do with this machine!
my-o-scrappin.blogspot.com
smmyiow@gmail.com
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing the video too and your little model is adorable!
The t-shirt is super cute, helps that your model is really adorable too.
alisha.moorenielsen@gmail.com
http://scrappin-happens.blogspot.com/
This way cuter than anything in the store! Cute model too!!!!:)
TFS CallyAnn(follower)
http://callyanncraftycreations.blogspor.com
Love the shirt, my daughter would love something like that. TFS the tutorial too!
I like your FB page :0)
Staci
Staci412{at}optonline{.}net
Love the shirt and your model is just to darn cute!
Bonnie
bonnie@scrap-n-away.com
I "sew" want to try this! Good tip about the bumpy side of the glue I mess this up all the time- but I keep trying! Your model is super adorable!
rainbow[at]intercom[dot]net
Cute Idea! Love it!
mitymoos[at]gmail[dot]com
This shirt is so cute and the fabrics are very pretty. I want one too. :) I'm following E-Craft's blog and their FB page and am now your new follower.
Kris
dietzrobles at yahoo dot com
LOve this :) followed all the above :)
thanks
alexispeck2004@yahoo.com
alexis.
What a great shirt...I need one too!
I'm following the eCraft blog with GFC and I like their Facebook page too (Michelle Hudak).
I'm also a new GFC follower of your blog.
Thanks for the chance.
shel704 at aol dot com
This is sew cute especially with the little precious model you have:) Thanks so very much for teaching me how to do this---be so blessed!! bartlettpair4atmsndotcom
Love how your lovely model's shirt turned out! Thanks for sharing everything, especially the video:-)
judy jaeb
jejaeb(at)cfl(dot)rr(dot)com
I would love to make that for my grandaughter!
Great project! and very clear instructions - thanks!!
Fantasti shirt!!! Your little model is adorable too :)
I'm a new follower!
amyis300 AT hotmail DOT com
scrapthissavethat.blogspot.com
LOVE the shirt--I want to make one for my daughter--she would LOVE it!!! thanks for the chance to win!!!
susan_rdlph@yahoo.com
I became a follower of your blog and already follow eCraft on Facebook :) I also became a follower of their blog!
Oh, that shirt and your little model are adorable!!
Great t-shirt. Love the idea to use the starch to stiffen the fabric. Thanks for the chance at a great machine!
Maria S.
scrapbooknut2002 at yahoo dot com
OMGoodness!!! This shirt is just too cute!
elisaphotoscrap@gmail.com
I love love love your idea. Its simple but so cute. Thank you!
wuki15 at yahoo dot com
My daughter loves anything with her initials. She would have me putting "C's" on everything!
I love it!!! No more searching expensive clothing stores for shirts with cute sayings on them! That's great because I have no money to shop with :P
This is an awesome idea.....especially for Christmas and Birthday gifts. WOW. I love the step by step pictures and the adorable cute daughter! Thanks so much for sharing your great idea.
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How Sweet!! thanks for the how to
Great project, thanks for sharing it.
Wow! Difficult to get to this comment window. Had to Open in New Window to access the comment box. weird!
Anyway, super cut T-shirt upgrade. Thanks for sharing!
jensbrainthings at gmail dot com
wow your project the t shirt is so cute I love it great job I am now a new follower here and I went over and liked your page on FB hope to see you on my pg thanks for the chance to winning this awesome machine my fringers are crossed I would love to be so lucky Debbie
Debbiewilson62@comcast.net
Such a cute top! It looks like the negatives could be trimmed and used for a second shirt with a different look.
lovely work Lyssa!
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