How to make a Memory Heart

[@anndalynnketellapper8296]

Really nice idea. I would probably trace the heart, stitch, and then cut it out. Sew much easier for smaller projects.

[@pattysherwood7091]

I made heart ornaments for Christmas trees and just figured out this year just what you said. It is easier to decorate or piece the heart before cutting it out, if you can.

[@lovereigns4017]

Yes, I would do it like that, too.🥰

[@darlenemitchell4198]

Trace the heart, sew it and THEN cut it out - much easier. However what a sweet idea!

[@lifehappens587]

Absolutely right!

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

I've been wondering how to honor my daughter's memory. (She passed away suddenly just after Thanksgiving 2022) Especially because there is no place to go to pray, & put flower's for her. (Her husband cremated her). I've put some of her pictures together in a nice spot, with a few gifts she gave me. I'll make a remembrance heart for both her, & my mother on a tree there. I'll add hearts for living relatives, me, my brother's, niece's, my son, his wife, & my 2 grandsons, ect...This makes my heart 💔 will feel better. I also could engrave my daughter's information on our large family monument, under her Gramo's name. (She never out grew calling her Grandmother Gramo). My daughter was only 37 years old. This is a great way to include them in on a family Remembrance Heart Tree. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💔🥲

[@rachelburgener819]

Jenny, you will be in my prayers. That sounds like it could be a very healing project for you. I might even consider a project as such🥰 ✝️🙏🏻❤️😀

[@jennysanfilippo2105]

@@rachelburgener819 oh, dear Rachel, how kind of you to send a text. May you have many nice memories with your family, & loved one's while you can dear. Remembering all the fun times helps me so much, & my Christian faith. I know she's with loved ones, & God now.💔😇🙏🎚️💕

[@brendasweeney2806]

So sorry for your loss. I have another suggestion for you. Buy some of the print to sew or iron on paper and do some of your favorite pictures of the person.

[@evelannigan1231]

Hi there im so glad i found your channel! I used to love sewing at school and now here i am at 60years old bought myself a sewing machine and teach myself sewing. I already love your channel and im going to binge watch your videos! Thank you x

[@SewingStudio]

Hi Eve, so glad we could help and inspire you on the start of your sewing journey! Happy Sewing.

[@psum6537]

What a lovely idea! Hints, sew before you cut out. On both pieces before sewing together, stay stitch along the opening. It gives you a nice guide for stitching closed, and stops the stretch on biased edges. Thank you “Sewing With Nancy”, for that tip.

[@rachelburgener819]

Katrina, Thank You so much for allllll that you offer us! You truly have a talent for teaching. ❤️😀

[@dotlaing1085]

Lovely idea…thanks for sharing Katrina…Dottie x

[@diannplatt-roberts8692]

Great idea! Thank you.

[@lucilledaub5991]

I love your adorable hearts as gifts.

[@renatamassaccesi2590]

Loved the idea ❤

[@GrandmaPatty49]

I am thinking I’ll make one of these for each granddaughter, and maybe the 4 grandsons.

[@TerriMagoo]

❤❤❤ My son was born w CHD and has had 4 heart surgeries- I love this idea I could make these for other “heart moms” !! ❤❤❤

[@SewingStudio]

What a great idea.

[@clombard7134]

Hi Katrina! Very cute idea!

[@annigerusa]

I'd suggest stitching in the ribbon for hanging while stitching together the front and back. That way it'll be enclosed in the seam and the heart can be the same front and back

[@SewingStudio]

Great suggestion - Thank you!

[@katherinestitches]

Lovely idea...better thsan chocolates for the waist and reduces the stash! Just a suggestion if you tease out the stuffing (lofting) before filling the heart it avoids lumps forming and you get a smoother effect.

[@luzangelicacalzadabecerra5416]

Hermoso y fácil! Muchas gracias por compartir!!! Una pregunta de qué medida queda el block!

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you , so much so that I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too. Also, may I suggest using a button or embellishment to put over the string or ribbon for the hanger. Please stay safe and well too

[@SewingStudio]

Thanks for the support! Great suggestion too :)

[@ndlz1]

I’ve tried for so long to find a tree as your’s without any success. Where did you purchase it?

[@jools5216]

Hobbycraft in UK...search for decorative white twig tree £15

[@franceshicks4011]

Stitch twine on inside first

[@lifehappens587]

You talk about getting a nice shape by sewing a tiny seam allowance, But….. then you mess the shape up badly while stitching them closed. You’d be better off using a larger seam allowance, which would allow you to stitch the opening closed, after stuffing, without destroying the heart shape.