How To Sew A Fabric Landscape Using Your Small Fabric Scraps

[@cookingjennfer]

Hi friends! Today I’m creating a landscape with my smallest fabric scraps. I hope you’ll give it a try.

[@dh6035]

Thank you for this wonderful video! ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kayherstedt6618]

Really nice! Thank you for continuing the inspiration. ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! 😊

[@artistgrly]

What a wonderful place to live. Little house in the woods. Awesome!! Hugs ❤

[@cookingjennfer]

It would be so peaceful ☺️

[@dennypondaview]

I too love that sparkly thread its not expensive and stitches lovely..your landscape jen is so cool lets all go there

[@cookingjennfer]

I would love to go there!

[@janiekrig5232]

So clever and imaginative! Beautiful too, thanks for sharing.

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you! 😊

[@kadu3502]

Wonderful piece, almost cristmas like❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you very much!

[@jayneprybys8754]

Very inspiring content, I do so like your creativity, 😊 thank you for your beautiful work, til next time 😊❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you so much 😀

[@mariateresa_62]

Que trabajo tan bonito!!!❤😊

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you!

[@maryseaman312]

Aleene's Tacky Glue revolutionized the fiber arts, to be sure! Double fusible backing helped a lot, too!

[@cookingjennfer]

I remember watching Aleene on tv when I was younger. I miss the arts and crafts shows.

[@maryseaman312]

@@cookingjennfer I do, too! My KZbin feed actually started showing the Carol Duvall show. It was a flashback to programs I used to watch in the middle 90's! Pretty fun.

[@piano56781]

Is t the sticky layer of the fusible difficult to stitch through? I’ve never tried it.

[@cookingjennfer]

@@piano56781​​⁠nope. I think it may come in different thicknesses but the one I use doesn’t give me any issues. Heat n bond lite.

[@maryseaman312]

@@piano56781 on the positive side, this double fusible webbing is great with machine operators. The are a variety of weights, like light, medium, industrial strength; in clothing and quilting, this can make the fabric stiff. The only time I used it to appliqué some sunbonnet sues, I was assured that with washing, the stiffness disappears. I did not find it hard to hand stitch through - - as for the stiffness, I have yet to finish that quilt, so it has never been washed and I have no idea what will happen to it next. It didn't look like Miss Jenny had too difficult a time stitching through, but I did notice her needle was a bit bigger (but that could have been my imagination!). LOL

[@Sandrabrazdasilva]

Maravilha❤❤❤😊

[@cookingjennfer]

Thanks!

[@juniper4915]

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[@veritocarbullanca]

Todo me gusta,lo único es que no manejo muy bien el inglés y de repente no sé el nombre de esa tela como plástico que aparece en el video.❤

[@cookingjennfer]

Thank you. It’s called heat n bond lite. That’s the brand name. It’s iron on adhesive. Thermoweb 17-Inch by 5-1/4-Yard Heat'n Bond Lite Iron-on Adhesive

[@janinecarvalho8990]

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