Stitch upcycle

TRACING Place light-coloured and fine fabrics over the design and trace over it. For thicker or dark-coloured fabrics, a light source such as a window or lightbox makes this process much simpler. TRAN

■ Hobbii Rainbow 8/6 (100% cotton, 50g/105m) 1 ball of each: Yarn A Egg Yolk (090) Yarn B Almond (089) Yarn C Old Rose (046) Yarn D Light Purple (040) Yarn E Navy Blue (030) ■ A 3mm (US C/2 or D/3) ho

YOU WILL NEED FOR EACH CUSHION ■ Fabric A: 75x45cm – front and one envelope back ■ Fabric B: 65x45cm – appliqué and one envelope back ■ Bondaweb: 35x35cm ■ Cushion pad: 46cm ■ Paper for the template ■

■ Pattern sheet x1 (Tracing Required) ■ Instruction sheet ■ Fabric: 110cm or 150cm width x 1.5m ■ Single fold bias binding: to match fabric 12mm wide x 1m ■ Matching thread ■ Basic sewing kit ■ Use a

YOU WILL NEED ■ Fabric A: WOFx120cm – binding* ■ Fabric B: 150x150cm – blanket* ■ Erasable fabric marker ■ Basic sewing kit FABRICS USED ■ Boscage range by Katarina Roccella for Art Gallery Fabrics. S

When it comes to delicate stitching, success begins with your choice of fabric. Lightweight, finely woven fabrics like cotton lawn, viscose, and muslin are ideal for most decorative techniques. They’r