On June 22, I tried my hand at iron-on appliques. Hard to believe, but I didn't have a single item of clothing with a bat applique! :o
I used a thrift store skirt which I was not totally in love with, just in case I ruined it. I cut a bat shape out of scrap fabric and ironed it on with fusible web.
It worked well, so I started on a couple more projects which I'll show when finished.
Bat applique... Done!
Lovely! :)
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DeleteSQUEE! A batty ... er ... poodle ... skirt! And don't forget, Michael's will have Halloween appliques starting at the end of July/beginning of August. I bought a bunch a few years back with the goal of spookifying my blazers, shirts, skirts, etc.
ReplyDeleteI adore 50's style poodle skirts, and I've been wanting to do one with a bat. :) Good point about Michael's!
DeleteLOVE the skirt!
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DeleteLOVE THIS!!!!!
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Deleteoooh love this
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DeleteYou just made that skirt a zillion times better! Can't wait to see your next items:)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I hope to get a couple of them finished and posted this weekend.
DeleteA good way to save a skirt! And a meta bat - a bat with bats on it... ^^
ReplyDeleteHa ha... meta bat! What could be better than a bat? Why, a meta bat, of course! :D
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DeleteIt is lovely!! And as Franny says, reminds of a poodle skirt
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DeleteI love this so much! Can never have too many bats either!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Indeed, never too many bats. :D
DeletePut a bat on it! Spruce it up, make it pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm like you, I am addicted to putting bats on things I am not overly fond of...
It makes an ok skirt, into a fan-freaking-tastic one =D
Adding bats is an effective way to improve just about anything. :D
DeleteThat is super cute! A matching black cardi with bat appliqués would look good with it. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Indeed it would. And I do love black cardigans! :D
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ReplyDeleteI've thought about doing this with pillows at my house - get a basic throw pillow sham and then use appliques to turn it into a bat pillow sham. Do you have to finish the edges with anything like ribbon or some other notion, or are raw edges okay?
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