

The embroidery design is from GG Designs, and stitched beautifully!


I decided to use "Applique Fuse and Stick" following method 1 outlined at Terradon Embroidery. I ironed the fusible to my fabric and hooped that. then I stitched the outlines of the applique pieces. Thanks to the generous size of my hoop, I was able to fit the pieces for both ties in one hooping. That really helped me to not waste fabric! I rotated the "knot" part of the tie so the stripes would be at a different angle from the rest of the tie. Here's what it looked like before I cut the pieces apart:

2 comments on "All dressed up for church!"
Hilarious! What a handsome little man!
cute, cute, cute. I love those little tie appliques. I need some little boys in my life so I can make some!
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