Use machine embroidery to create fun and personalised fabric gift tags!
Kit Contents:
- Soft calico fabric
- Squishy wadding
- Erasable fabric pen
- Paper templates
- Twine and needle
- Complete instructions and video tutorial
You will also need a sewing machine with a freemotion foot - details are included in the instructions on how to source the correct foot for your machine and how to adjust your machine settings.
Most domestic machines can handle machine embroidery; my advice is to google your machine + freemotion/quilting foot, if you can find a foot, your machine will be capable of machine embroidery!
These sweet little fabric gift tags are a great beginners project and will help you become more proficient in freemotion embroidery on the sewing machine - it just takes practice!
Personalised fabric gift tags can be used for a whole range of purposes - the obvious being the perfect adornment to your special gift wrapping at Christmas and on birthday presents.
They also make very cute name tags, place setting tags, and even used as labels for things around your house! I've had one lady make them for her laundry baskets; 'lights' and 'darks' - how cute is that.
In this kit, you'll learn how to draw out your design onto fabric, stitch over it using the technique of freemotion machine embroidery, and turn it into a beautiful fabric gift tag, ready for gifting to a friend or loved one.
Delivery Info:
This kit is letterbox sized so you don't have to worry about being at home when the postie comes.
Craft kits are posted in 3-5 working days.
About Rachel Anderson Textiles:
Rachel Anderson Textiles is a small art-led brand offering haberdashery and creative kits related to textile craft skills and techniques.
Passionate about bringing recognition and respect to craft disciplines, owner Rachel shines a light on techniques and skills that are often undermined in the art world.
Rachel curates and produces textile kits that encourage adventurous makers to try something new - with techniques ranging from hand sewing to machine embroidery to cloth bound bookmaking.
Kits are carefully considered from an artists perspective in their design with every element thought up and produced in house where possible, including fabric design - ensuring a completely unique kit. Lots more are always in the pipeline!
The ever growing haberdashery range aims to arm the modern maker with practical and beautiful tools for craft and art purposes.